... who paas through St. Paul's garden. Th. Earl of Cardigan. only eon and heir to tr Manna. of Atlnbory. nlobrand his thirty • oath birthday on Saturday. Hs. it lin. his courtesy oils from di. Cardigan of laldava far.. who. Narage involved on kinsman ...

... widow, who in 1871 married Antoci° Manuel°. Count de Lancastro, • Pronelowan, who claimed drama from John Gaunt. He died in 1896. and Adeline Countme Cardigan has anew hoed at Deane Park. her place near Wanaford, in Northam. PERSONALIAI NEWS OF THE WORLD. ...

... arranged and will shortly take plae • between the Earl Cardigan. D. 8.0., only sou ot (lie Marquis of Ailesbury, and (ho late Gcorgiana Marchioness of Ailesbury, and Sydney, only daughter the late Mr, John'Madden, Hilton Pprk, Clones, Ireland, and of Lady ...

... Arthur Paittey, oil Sway, was summoned E. 11. Joy on. of the King's Arms Inn. for being cksoivleriy and refusing quit the Kings Arms aforeanid —Edward Baniamn I am landlord of the King's Arms. On the Ist I rtv'lcd the bar by wife, where I ana- defendants the ...

... last fortnight, may be prolonged if meets with the support deserves. Lady Cardigan* Park—-who 12m marriage of bn cousin. Lord Cardigan, now properly styled Adelina Countess of Cardigan—was one of the moat beautiful girls of bar time* says the Taller. Her ...

... good condition.—Call, 100, Windham-road. rnUANTED, a good strong GIRL once for !T housework; good comfortable home. —24, Cardigan-road, Winton. [TATIANTED, a LiUlo Girl, daily, one just left school, to amuse child five.—Cromer, Richmond Wood-road, Bournemouth ...

... the 3rd (Duke Connaught* Own) Y.B. Hampshire Rogi**ll* interesting note that General Sir John Drench among guests invited to meet Captain Scott and his crew. Sir John tried the navy before entering the a»uur ■ervioe, and was forty-flfth the list cadets entering ...

... Business to Frank Dowden favoured with instructions from Mis* C, G. Ranken, who u» leaving, to SELL AUCTION, at the King * Arms Hotel Yard, on MG>,. March iOlh. 19U3. commencing clock, the HOBBES and CARRIAGES from the Bournemouth Branch, removed for ...

... this theory, for the “origiadity” of milords transcends that of ordinary Englishmen aa the day does the night. When Lord Cardigan, at the head tlie famous Light Brigade, allowed the precious moments slip away, he did of set purpose, because the chivalrous ...

... II; •nergotle and co 1 - one with partial use rall.--•''ers.ei. icy.' Doily hobo Southampton.. 4 ro Potent. and Othem. -Mrs. John Miller ham .a ra. • our or IMO 9.llars led Lob at Apormtine: balaillam small which Is ratary.-179 Iti.uthampLin. IV 44T l ia ...

... of Weredee Hall, South Norwoil. The ogutnutte too E. ,iii , body's favourite at the 'Theatre Royal, Kennedy, vicar ot St. Johns, the i l° t• .return Z ieit in ee . P. „ inn , o f no d *MO play. ao piteuurtton ere in Use MIT. tali choral, the remal hyenas ...