... Houses (one on wheels); Chicken House; Foster Mother; Runs and Coops.—John Constance, Longhope, Glos. 1335 FOR SALE, six Buff Leghorn Hens and Cockerel, 12 months old.—Mariner's Arms, Gloucester. 1237 SALE, 30 Flying Homers; 1 Lerwick, Coatman Bor— deaux ...

... CONCENTS.—During next week the Blue Hungarian Band will give afternoon and evening concerts in the Montpellier Gardens. Canon St. John has replaced Archdeacon Hayward as the 2RIIOII in residence at Gloucester Cathedral. Dean Spence and Canon Bowers are also ...

... in tins tied. each, or free on receipt of stamps from THOMAS KEATING SEASONABLE GIFTS. lllherbs, Cadrrw•eur, Jervreps, Cardigans, Scarves. N.B.—The above are suitable for Winter Gifts. and as we make a Speciality of these Goods, we are able to supply ...

... Merchant, Ladybellegate. Bros, for Boys- W arm Overcoats, Suits, Gloves, -LTJ- Underwear, etc., etc — Eaet«»te Street and Barton Street,, Gloucester. 747b KEEP Warm wearing Moore Bros,' Winter Overcoats, Suits, Cardigans. Woollen Vests and Panto. Gloves, Shirts ...

... about Wednesday next for St. Helena, where they will stationed during the captivity of tha Transvaakis. The Rev. Canon St. John, sub-Dean of Gloucester, has translated the Droit des Anglais dans la guerre Transvaal, j - vi*-.» Suisse,” Dt Petave!, of ...

... less. To: R.DAT, April 12th, to LONDON and Reading. for 4.6 or 7 days; to SWANSEA, Llabelly, !Andover', CARMARTHEN. Tenby. Cardigan, NEW MILFORD, Ac.. for 6 or days; to Llangollen, Wrexham. CHESTER. Sala. Dol. gelley. Barmonth. Rbyl, LLANDUDNO, MANCHESTER ...

... Teapot. E.q..—For ocglecting to seod their children rarilarly to school. fine. of 1.. each viers impoeod on William Ilona and John Ilaneood (Stonr-on-the•Wold). —Joseph Birmingham. woo summoned at the faunae. of the Stow Board of Ovardians in newel of h ...

... Manordeifi Church, Cardigan, of Captain Cecil John Herbert Spence-Jones, late Rifle Brigade, only child of the Very Rev. the Dean of Gloucester and Mrs. Spence-Jones of Pantglas, and Mice Aline Margaret Colby, daughter of Mr. John Colby, Ffynone, Pem ...

... be, whether dishonouring God's Sabbath, drunkenness, infidelity, lip worship, unfaithfulness one to another, laying down of arms, thieving, slander, and other sins too many to name, for our sins are legion. Let us as a Government and as a nation, on this ...

... hospital) Mr John W. Williama, a we!l-known Aber- Rev Fuiler Mills, broken leg. gavenny gentleman, was returning there m James Davies, Pembroke, leg broken n fortmght’s holid his bor New | W. Law on Furlough, badly shaken, tw Dr. Jones, Cardigan, injuries ...

... m.—Since the 7th, columns report 28 Boers killed, 6 wounded, 130 prisoners, and 183 surrendered; also 9,000 rounds of small arm ammunition, wagons, and 1,500 horses taken, besides large quantities of grain and stock. Pretoria, May 12th, 6 p.m.—Grenfell ...

... to his delight and my gratification a stiffness of the right shoulder, that had come on after falling from • tree upon his arms, and which had practically crippled him, yielded to frequent baths. He is now working bard, and without inconvenience, whenever ...