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... 231 , Bridgd Road , 8 . E . R ^ OLIVER CAMPBELL , . Dir . ( piano ) , , , etc . Offers Invited for . or Perm . Address , Cardigan House , Road . Pivllheli . MR . CRAWSHAAV CIUBTEEE , I . 8 . M , 9 . nist , or Accompanist , Disengaged . Tour , Permanency ...
... drowsy. He always disliked Mr. Grattan and only tolerated his visits. Mr. Grattan had not been .on terms of closest intimacy with him, though he had tried to be. They usually called each other Monte and Walter. On Mr. Grattan's return from China in 1898 ...
... of the next few days. The author, Lieut. William Grattan, was one of the well-known Dublin family of that name, a first cousin of Thomas Colley Grattan, the novelist, and a distant kinsman of Henry Grattan, the statesman. His descriptions of the doings ...
... travels in Pembrokeshire and Card'ganshire).—Distriet committee Cul. 11. W. 11. Brenehley, Glantirw, Cardigan: Mr Grismond Philipps, Cwingwilly, Brotiwyekt Arms, R. 5.0., South Wales; and Mr G. E. S. Prothern-Beynon, Trewern, Ititland, R. 5.0., South Wales ...
... which the Earl of Cardigan led at Balaclava, the Bth and 13th Flussars and 17th Lancers are now in South Africa, the 4th Hussars in India, and the 11th Hussars in Egypt. CHATHAM CHARACTER’S DEATH A shipwright in Chatham * Dockvard, named John Grieveson, has ...
... THE RIIEISH GYMHASIUM. Saturday night, this popular place exercise and development Aloion-road, where Mr. John H. Boyd is president; Mr. J. McMillan, N.P.R.B.'. hon. instructor; and Miss Johnston, the pianoforte accompanist, there was the annual entertainment ...
... GARRICK THEATRE THIS EVENING, st 8 50. THE ARM THE LAW: Mr. Arthur and Mias Vlstot Vanbrugh: Msasrs. Trunk Mills. Jrrrutd Rnhartuhsw. O. R. CUreaaou. Musgraee. Bsnrve. Rigby. Chesnry. Mms. Kgurtou. Burry. Knott H. Brooke. Dstorus Drummond. K. tßrjmntaun ...
... injured spine. James Hearn, Norman-rd., Hornsey-rise, injured leg. Henlry Oweus, Malpas-rd., Brockley, injured cg. Fred Bagg, St. John-st.-rd., injured leg. Herbert ({rnun, Thurlow Lodge, West Dulwich, injuries to head and body. Edward Moll, North Wood, Pinner ...
... Wyngate, &c, “A brilliant success.'—Biruikckam Daily Post. THE MAIDS OF PARADISE. By Robert W. Chambers Author of “Cardigan,” “The Maid-at-Arms,” &c. [Second Edition. Conceived in a true romantic spirit.”—Bookman. Full of keen and humorous observat on. —Athenaium ...
... Earl's Coonroad. Ernest Robert James Maddick to Alfred John Cope and John Augusta.; Swan Tavern. - street, Francis Arthur Caddick and Walter Howard &mum to Alfred John Cope and Lonna Stabbings; Moore Arms, Cadogan-street, Edward Cecil Moore and William Selby ...
... Grey to kailord Morgan. D'Oyhey Arms, 34 Marlborough-road, Robert Jones Bell to Albert William Hollingbery. Gloucester Arms, I$T Bloane-street. Edward Cecil Moore and William Alfred Ward to William Alfred Ward. Imperial Arms. 577 Hing's-road, Florence Lenin ...
... Davies, Pontypridd. Rev. Dr. Moelwvn Hughes, Cardigan. John Walter George Balush, of West Hartlepool. Edward Davies, of Sutton. A. E. Harrison, of Shrewsbury. Geoffrey Dove, Shrew sbury. John XVilliams, Craven Arms. His son, Alfred AVilliams. Christopher Wrigley ...