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... -On Saturday evening the annual meeting and supper of the members in connection with the village club were held at the Cardigan Arms Inn. when Host Eyle* prepared capital spread Mr. Noble presided. The following officers were appointed for this season ...
... and and »i fUBSON. the one Westerner RGE BRENT who he makes 'em laugh, J^JHE^AY^CKARO^ POPULAR AY 1159. JOHN BARRYMORE in X^S4ffi«oAB Mta Cardigan's Last Case S Charles Chaplin in THE CURE HOSPITAL. MATINEES MON. AND WED. at 2.30. I * d ° v 75 Years. ...
... 33**463103 CHAPTER GRATTAN'S PARLIAMENT. . 11E0BALD WOLFE TONE was 4011 of a coachmaker, but he Ltd passed through the univer:.-ity to the Bar; and he adopted reservation the principles of the French Revolution. In this he fluttered from Grattan, whose conservative ...
... day. Sir Arthur J. Fludyer. Bart. (chasrman of the Aseociation) pranded and otheM present included Gainsioroirgh. Mr. John Grattan, ALI Rutland. Mr. V. .4. (treasurer), Air J. Fowler, Mr. G. Phillips, Mr. G. ltuddle, Mr. S. !Meath, Mr. J. J. Campbell ...
... churning within her. You are telling me that this John—whoever he might be—wants to marry you And that if it wasn't for me. you'd marry him?'' Mrs. Grant pushed her tremhling hands deep into her cardigan pockets. Why, that's it, dear, she said lightly ...
... permission the owner. I Mr. Q. L. Brudenell. J nomas Brudenell created Earl Cardigan in the reign of Charles IT , and there are many reminders seen in the house the Lord Cardigan who led the Charge of the Light Brigade. the most interesting apartment is ...
... Solicitors. Oundle CARDIGAN ESTATES. CORBY and GLAPTHORNE, Nortkampton»hire. DALE of Two valuable Free PUBLICHOUSES and PASTURE LAND, To Offered for SALE by AUCTION, By Messrs. and Prick, On Monday the day of October, 1900, at the Cardigan Arms Inn, Corby, at ...
... down from the end door of the coach with a man standing in the doorway. arm outstretched as II trying to grab her. The wheels of a coach passed over her and the train stopped dead. John Andrews, of Manor House, Foxton. said he saw Mrs. Hunt trying to open ...
... who had assembled near the and the araveside taking s'.ndions care not to intrude any vray. The mourners Mr. ivbo walked the arm of his unole, Mr. Rpcharil Lloyd, whom tho President the Board Trade was Dp, having lost his parent* when child, Mr. Richard ...
... CHILDREN REFRESHMENTS, GAMES, RUMMAGE SALE Adults 3d. Children 2d. John Thurston THE IDEAL FAIR including CHARIOT RACES, LIGHTNING SKID and 1950 MODEL DODGEM CARS, etc., etc. CARDIGAN ARMS, CORBY. Friday and Saturday, 18th and 19th November, definitely the ...
... were six children et the ge—four and two daughters. The eldest eon. Lieut. James Ernest John, died in front wounds received iu action, shortly after to the Cardigan Ertatee upon the death of the temous Countess of I Be was then succeeded at Deese by the ...
... costs. A Corby Case—John Stretton, labourer. Cottingham. was summoned for being drunk, at Corbv. on December 28. Thomas Mhite, labourer Corby, was charged with aiding and abetting a drunken person to consume beer in the Cardigan Arms, at Corby, December ...