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... following serving as jurymen:—Messes. A. Simpson (chosen foreman), John G. Line, A. Bailey, T. Meadows, X. Smith, B. Saunders, W. Harrison, T. Nicholls, W. Healey, W. Smith, F. Mills, and John Mitchell. The Corona, having briefly outlined the foots, the jury ...
... have taken pert. The eullectione made on behalf of the John's Choir hulls have realised is the aggregate 47 t.. 3d. EASTIR DAT AT MT. JOHN'S CHUNCH.—Th e owingßd is the Tying lists of St. John's Church for Ea.ter Day —Maibta, .1I a vs._ P•alma. cathedral ...
... c. 4 on Saturday (to-day) to 8.15 on Saturday, April 28th. DENTAL NOTIOE.—MT. Baron Fran!:', SLTECEON DEN! rxr, of 21, St. John-street, Oxford, attends at Mr. Young's, 1, Well-street, BUCKTNa!II):, EVERT Saturday from 11 to 4p.m. Consultations free, painless ...
... hjiY L. HOWARD. Dutchlands, Great Missenden. Bucks. Contributions received:—Ten dozen pocket handkenhieta, A.L.H.; three cardigan jackets. H. two Balaclavas, Miss Dean; two comlorters, Miss Schultz; two flannel shirts, Mrs. Portal; Mrs. Mulliner, 55.; ...
... having launched an earnest appeal for aid in the object he has so much at heart—the restoration of the Parish Church of St. John the Evangelist—made arrangements for the holding of another garden festival and sale of work in the lovely grounds of the Rectory ...
... Wingate) has left Dunbar, en route for Egypt, in order to resume hie official duties. A terrible disaster has occurred in Cardigan Bay. During a frg the steamers Gordon Castle of Glasgow, and Storrnarn, of Hamburg, collided; both sunk, and twenty lives ...
... whilst many the Boers on commando have expressed their surprise that should take such care of their families while they are in arms against us, their so-called frieuds in this country really their worst enemies—are trying make out Lord Kitchener as monster ...
... the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is a departure from the precedent set in the memorable ease of the Earl of Cardigan, who was tried in February, 1841, for shooting Captain Tuckett in a duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial was ...
... AND POSTILIONS. Lady Lomasle is not the only lady (says M.A.P.) who drives out with her horses ridden by postilions. Lady Cardigan, who was her near neighbour in Northamptonshire, is still wont at times to make use of this method of driving. Widow of the ...
... would have to be put into better state. believed, he said, that the day was over when Government department wae merely fold its arms and let things slide along. did not that they should return to days of protection but to days of energy. the course of letter ...
... young Duke of Coburg have all inherited that title. When the King was granted Arms in 1842 it was decided that he should quarter the Royal Arms of Saxony with the Royal Arms of England, and the arrangement was sanctioned by the Privy Council. The King ...
... oldest liceembolders in Kagls.d is Mrs. Taylor, who has kept the Aysàfurd Arms. Damn, for over 40 William Mores% a farmer living Aber''- , etwytk, was to 15 mouths bad labour at Cardigan for seam Dr. Cheroot, the well•known France ecientist, I. building • ...