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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Mr. E. Stanley Jenkins, manager of the Cardigan Mercantile Co., Cardigan, and only son of the late Mr. D. T. Jenkins, Cardigan, with Mary Carolina Georgina (Georgie), eldest daughter of Mr. G. W. Potter, Cardigan. The inhabitants of Llandyssul, amongst ...
... V. Pettifer, Majors .1. R. G. Gwakin, the Marquess of Bath, G. D. Palmer, J. M. F. Fuller, Captain the Earl of Cardigan, Captain Sir John Dickson•Poynder, Bart., M.P., Captain J. Joicey, Captain G. E. Mackay, Lieut.. W. 0. Th ynne an d C. S. Awdry, ...
... was charged with the theft of a Cardigan jacket, value 45., the 31st October, from the Mason's Arms, Peter Street, the property of Charles Harvey.—P.C. Miles gave evidence of arresting prisoner outside the Masons' Arms, and when charged he said knew nothing ...
... Miss Violet A. Simpson. In addition to continuations of the serial stories there is a bright short tale Arms and the Woman, from the pen of John Oxenham. * * * CASSELLS'. Cassells' Magazine has its customary abundance o crisp fiction, including a complete ...
... Ist Earl of Warwick,who (according to Burke) was married to John Sudley? John, 2nd Lord Beauchamp, left a son and heir John, and had also three daughters, Cecilia, Margaret and Eleanor. John de Beauchamp, 3rd Baron, born about 1330, married Alice, daughter ...
... constructed. heavy through traffic, and the new road ju or the On their arrival at Fishguard, the new in Cardigan Bay, on the Pembrokeshire co ‘Arms, visitors were shown ever the colossal works, dress out by the Company with a view of mak ored it ace the ...
... Maisjaud. Auctioneers, House and Agents, 8, Street. Taunton, from whom a Printed Register may be obtained gratis. SALE FIXTURES BY JOHN RISDON & SON, Auctioneers, Williton and (Agents to the Northern Fire and Life Assurance Company.) 7th September.—SALE of DEVON ...
... to be then produced. All that FREEHOLD DWELLING-HOUSE, with Capital GARDEN, situate Ashcott Heath, adjoining the Sportman's Arms Inn, containing estimate oa. lr. 17p. (more or less), and bounded the road leading from Meare to Ashcott, and by property belonging ...
... beads despised mere Taunton Dean copyholders, and net left a single sketch them. 1217.—John Poulett and Monsieur Sogbize. the accomplished and quick-witted John Poufcett and his aristocratic guest had foreseen that organ-grinder wo*i4d hereafter claim ...
... and J. G. Marshall (Lnllington). MILTON CLEVEDON. Death or Ms. John Bhthis.— On Saturday morning an inquest was held the Ilcheater Arms Inn, hy Mr. J. A. Mayo, touching the death of John Rhymes, aged 64, who died rather suddenly on Thursday, the 3rd inal ...