... Scholarship SMeemia.—Our sincerest elingratalation. are extended to Mr. John Noel Patterson. of Marino N'ouaty I. who has w.q. U. Fairchild Schclars'.iiii open to platematectiticul arms:entices in Grea - . Britain, North. Ireland. and the Fr-, the first occasion ...

... meeting with prayer. There was a fair attendance of registered vestrymen. The minutes of the last meeting were read sad eon- Armed, and then the chairman called on Sergeant Dann, the people's warden, to read the report of the present state of the several ...

... invasion they were told that they might arm and protect themselves. The Protestant population at the time did not let the opportunity slip. The teref tinge of Swift and Lucas and the opinions et lienly Grattan and Charieroust and Board had influenced ...

... SHOP EARLY, CARDIGANS. 4/6, IA 8 / 4 , 10/6 to 211/11. PULLOVERS. 6/11, 11/11, 10/11, 12/11 to 27/6. HANDKERCHIEFS and TIES. To match. 2/6, 3/8, 4/6, 516, 7/0, 0/6. lass of HANDK Half Doz. for 4/9, 7/11, 0/6. TROUSER PRESSES with STRETCHERS. 131,16/11 ...

... Cavalry Division, and Lord Cardigan b»- .no the charge. The commonly accepted versmn i> follows; “That Captain Nolan, land Lucan'** aide-de-camp, came to Lord Cardigan with the message, Light brigade will advance. Lord Cardigan asked what was In* his objective ...

... arranging the preliminaries of the duel the -twilight, -Grattan said, 'The gentleman t 'A too far off, I cannot him plainly. Let him near c; and, a ccordingly he, did so. Corry was wounded in the arm. As mietit be antictipated. Mr. COTTv looked after hie ...

... Gorman, 0. IPMulkin J. J. NVGratio P. iNV.Mulkin, Thos. Ga llagher. 'rhos. J. uMflrade, Jint.s NPFoggy, JosephOolt4m, John NPFIroy John NPFatiden, Jas. Melly, Michael .31111.111. in, Patrick M•Cubtan, Henry 06*Pike, 31. 31• Glade, O. O'Donnell, Arthur Beatty ...

... Education Llepartment have sanctioned the proposal. And there is Cardigan. Aberystwyth knows more about Shrew,bug- and Doigelley and Barmouth and afachynlleth than it does about Cardigan. Cardigan is • most attractive town, though it ha. worse slums, an it ...

... UNDERWEAR. Ait Silk Dresses. In Smarl. Designs. Lahti' Combinations. In All the 18,11 to 69 6. Well-known Makes. - idiot' Cardigans and Mews: -- Rameses, Alpha .'&'c 4 / 1 1. 5/11 to 18/11. 7 11, to WHITE . TWILL SHEETS. rchas 12/11A 10/11 x 2i .. ...

... David Davies, Aberceiro, ewmrheidol; David Davies, Blaeitythan, Llaadyssul; John Davies, Forest Farm, Llandyssul; John Davies, Abereinon, Llandvssul; John Davies, kagerdedwydil; John Davies, Gwardafolog; Joshua Davies, Rhydearadog; Simon Davies, Glyncoch ...

... , O'Prey minmeneed . a gossip with the other• two. -While thus en. gaged_ there also arrived one other sindker, John. Vint. who was armed with one. of those popular instruments I of awe torture, -a melodeon—nearly neat . —ltitiCh.was mitering from the ...

... pleated serge skirt and a juniper striped with red.. Later Lord Birkenhead returned alone, carrying a lady's green wool cardigan over his arm. Princes 3 Cecile of Rua&is, wearing plum oolour and a little black beret, was out with Lord Alistair lnnes-Se•., very ...