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... and Sir John Colomb with the vote of thanks. The Mayor, ia reply, said he would delighted to give a Mayer’sCop—(cheese)—and he Hoped each and every single individual in that room would present their annual smoker next year. (Cheers.) Sir John Colomb, ...
... freehold shop and premises Street. Withdrawn at £300 Freehold dwelling-house, No, 3 Cardigan Rood, rental 16 per Terrace, annum Withdrawn at £160. Dwelling-house, No Cardigan Terrace, rent Mr Kead, £210 £16 per annum Dwelling-house, No Terrace, rental £16 ...
... Pembroke. injury to heed sod face, sad fractured kg. .;eene Drama, of Stanton Deny, Ludlow. severely cranked arm. John Anderson Rollie,. Craven Arms. is. Lenin! injuries end injury to the head. Alfred Atherton. Mount Pleasant, Lland. Mailed Welle, scalp wound ...
... of Vaneties. with OaryH and Mundy. Al &wily. Harry Henillay, Sagmat sal Grattan. Al 929 RayMond Orem %Atoka from Manic.. and at there a reconstruction of the trial of /two ARM, who was Cabet an tuner St td there • Grammar School. and of wbeim ars many ...
... to be going on satisfactorily. Arm? Blankets Cask. —At the Police-court on Friday Frederick Doffield, hawker, was charged by Regimental Quarter master-Sergeant Wright, of the R.G.A., with being in possession of cardigan jacket and three blankets, issued ...
... Methodist chapel, and among those also present were the Rev. Cheeseman, Mr. R. Green, Mr. B. Johnson, Dr. Grattan Guinness, Mr. H. C. Cooke, Mr. John Alexander, Dr. Baker, and a host of visitors and strangers.| The Chairman said his first duty was a light ...
... Nest FlPgg, Northgate Street. Edward J. Osborn to John IL Simmers: Raiiway 'favern. North Quay. Arthur klarpley to Robert Ernest Fleas man; Bull, Market Place, from Sydney Peak to George A. Buntenlry Arms. Iraetory Road, Robert It. to Robert Rolfe; Greyhound ...
... Metho. moeting which was held in t were dist cha the Rev. Cheeseman and among those R. Green, Mr Johnson, Dr. Grattan Guinness Cooke, Mr. John Alexander, Baker, and a host of visitors and stra The Chairman eaid h is fret duty was a light with bim and those ...
... §t. Peters Church. HARVEST PESTIVAL.—~On Sunday thanksgiving services were held at the Primitive Methcdist Church. Dr Hy. Grattan Guinness preached, and o musical service was beld in the afternoon, condncted by the Rev. Jobn Norton. The church was prettily ...
... Brereion. MB. John, eon John and Bridget Brereton, who died January 20th, 1825. aged 70. Anna Margaret, daughter David 8.. who died March 21st, 1819. aged 65. John 8,, born September 11th, 1813, died January 18tb, 1861. Elisabeth, wife of Wm. John 8., died ...
... COUNTIES. (Continued front Preceding Pagel TERRINCTON ST. JOHN (continued). Oto Coms.—Several old coins have been din up recently by Jut!: Burl:twain adjoindia the As tii.s tilt of t.ie add St. Johns., Fair wha•h was discontinued ❑i the middle of last century ...
... other matters almost eq*** importance. Therefore shall not expect this election settle the question. MR. JOHN MORLtY L-BE RALIEN X*D COMMON SENSE. Mr. John Morley has written a letter to Mr. Macintosh, solicitor, Arbroath, secretary the Montrose Burghs Central ...