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... 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 ...
... Government Board had been received So the borrowing of £4 for private street work., and for cewerage in Cromer, Station, end the Cardigan Road., and it was decided to advertiee foe tendon for thew. loan.. AIRELRS LCD BC3IXONIIES. On the recommendation of the ...
... Antagonist. On his arrival in Poole on the 14th April. about three p.m., he was approached by the defendant, who was on board the Cardigan, which vessel we tying alongside the Antagonist. Defendant called him to the side and asked him if he wanted to leave the ...
... the Royal Gallery of the Palace of Westminster is a departure from the precedent set in the memorable case of the Earl of Cardigan. who was tried in February, 1841. for shooting Captain 'Puckett in a duel on Wimbledoncommon. On that occasion the trial ...
... STARCH IS AS GOOD AS COLMAN'S MUSTARD. doctor be would Ms derision. Elms, bens! —Thr pr0pn0.h.• then carried unanimous!). arms VICTORIA Mr C. liars (the chairman of the Coutteil wrote regrettang ht. foabillty to be pre.ent, and enclosing a letter • loch ...
... General Work. Committee for making up and mirroring Station Road. Cromer Road, and Cardigan Rod :—Mr Genres Maidment. X 755 Ile 21; Mr 8 Sunnier.. £928 15. 3i; Mmars armed. and Newton, £663 ; Mr G T Sudden, 1752 7. 3d ; Mr H C Briley, £683 Ile 63.—The committee ...
... and Co.—lt was also resoled that the contractor should be asked to delay forum, laying of pipe. in the Cromer, Station, and Cardigan Roads for the prompt, bat to keep three men on the work to prevent risk of damage to the puhlic —At a further meeting of ...
... without hobnails will be issued to all arms. For the present forage, field or glengarry caps will be worn at borne with the service dress. Chevrons and badges of rank of special colour and material will be worn on both arms. Crowns will be worn by colour-sergeants ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...