... McIntyre, of owners of the Gordon Castle, stita t following ‘ist of saved :—C. Kenburg’ hat they had received the Tichbourne, John Brake (assistant st bh (carpenter) RB. T. A.B., and Mra. Casey (the captain‘, »ward) Wm. Spence, '8 wife) and child. Waar THE ...

... srvAmvitm IN COLLISION IN CARDIGAN BAY. The steamer Gordon Cootie, of tilaagow, colleted in Cardigan Bay with the atelier Stomata, of Ham. burg us Mundy. Both mends were sank, anil 2 perms. on Ohs Gerdes Castle lost their lives, including A Lherily isissmphs ...

... CARDIGAN. Wnuoiwa Ro•oe, Warren. J . COLLINOBOURNE, THE WINTON tare the lead for Hoorn. Beet Troths., end • seporier egor.l to ow. & REPAIRER we will gladly arm; on yaw, Dislades wo object HAVERS, JEWELLER. WINTON. Taurean ISM Iscroas.—• very latereetieg ...

... Bipr^4' !no ambers of the late Wilson atronrr , l|:? Company, and probably tho combination ever sent out. It is headed John c arm,n ff actor Mr. Edmund Kennedy (as £?th - The vißit '°r one week only, -bookinrr Monday, August 7th. The for the season, ...

... TEWKESBURY CRICKET CLUB. FIXTURES FOR 15/06. DArs. or CUD. Oaurs-r• Fa& Arm. April & Oodfrey's C.O —H N.—Norton Wirt H stay CLltnilway C.C., Grattan —A 11.—Pesohore 13.- Apperiey.- 10.- %11.--I.)v.tterf 25.—eirestamer. 17.--Cheitistion Stab. Jane 1. ...

... sufficient that , opportunity 9*ldom dim with Soon* and Waiting Room for John Coedecx * , Next Post Office. Rosea; Slree.. , Bond, t \_ A FLANNEL SHIRTS, SOCKS, CHOLERA BELTS, CARDIGAN'S, O' COMFOR' : :s. »T.|. grjmßU FOB AT VERY LOW PRICES. Postage Paid ...

... JOHN CORDEITX & SONS, LTD CLIFTON• Forum& DR M& FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY! CLEARING LOT OF LACE. THE CHEAPEST LACE EVER HEARD OF. ONE PENNY PER YARD: WORTH TO IIL YARD . Do Dot Lail to See thew LAC o r s i er a c t . ftr i. NEW FANCY DEPARTHEDA CHOICE LOT OF ...

... John tamed to To Ise Os vuntimiii. of from Earthais isift 11111110 are Tie Bradford of armed ea Iteaday to mad as address of magratn. to the Wag as restoration of Nam to South The Wier • al &este et It whisk, Manton le te tore • tram whleh wUt laded* ...

... Maxwell Lyte. was met the entrance to the pier by the director?, and Ur. John Cobt (the chairman of the directors), addressing- him, said that behalf his codirectors and himself be bad much pleasure acknowledging that it waa dne to Ur. Luttrell’a initiative ...

... tts. 6d. reduced lie. *d.: Rubber Driving Aprons all reduced.—Alfred Johns and Son, 2, Commercial Road Gloucester. 812b MOORE Bros.' Great Annual Sale!— Warm Hosiery. Gloves, Cardigans, Rugs. etc.; be cleared for New Stock. 'rrVHREE Shillings, in the D ...

... 3 Mr and Mrs Rios A f Count? Tresanrsr'sOMon—Mr John Dsalgnsy A Mr* Fsrrls NEW PUBLIC niR LIBRARY Ann MUBKUM It Altrsd-skrsst. sss No 3 LAwnncAinf rmssacn. U Lsndor-houss. Mrs Room—Madsa Matthsws. Mr Lsndsr Mr Laloads 11 nifton-houss, A Mrs Dysr 10 R ...

... reached here during Lent, his ad on Friday. LITTLEHEMPSTON At Totnes County Sessions on Monday John Cole, 14 e, in the employ of Mr. M. Evans, Little Grattan’s ‘arm, was for throwing a stone with intent {o injure a railway ne at Littiehempston on the 13th ...