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... uniform, more than onoe made piotnreeqne addition to our own volunteers. Another local man i. amongat the prisoners. Private John Eidridge (9,418), King's Own Btflos, was cap* hired at the battle of Olenooe. io eon of Mr. Eidridge, of Brede. Private Eidridge ...
... uniform, he more than once made a picturesque addition our own volunteers. Another local man is amongst the prisoners. Private John Eldridge (9,418), King's Own B.flee, was captured at the battle of Glencoe. He is a son of Mr. Rldridge, of Brede. Private ...
... the terms are which Ike Boera may lay down their arms. They need under no illusion, for they have the highe.t official . statement of what to expect. , statement most to atrengthen the Frau> MARSHAL'S . arms. His consummate atrategy, bscked the perfect ...
... Lichfield Tuesday the dedication his birthplace public memorial him, and the conferment the honorary freedom the city on Alderman I John GINKM*. who has purchased the honse and presented his native city. the Mans ...
... of D. Owen, Perthi House. Aberporth. Cardigan, Frances Love, eldest daughter of Henry Johnson. Brooklyn, S. Norwood. WEBSTER -BERTRAM.-On the 14th February, St. Paul's, Upper Norwood, the Rev. B. Hansford, M.A., John »'*-rcy, youngest son of Richard Webster ...
... Mangles, aged years, ij 3rd Juae, at 3, Carlton terrace. Ports®rSoa Sussex, John Clements Porress, 56 years. WOOD.—On the sth June, Woodslde, Emily, the and ,l? ¥lnz wi, of John C. S. Wood, of Vi^°r a reet ' and elde9t daughter Henry Rogers, of Herts, aged ...
... in the year of her age. EDWARDS.—On the March, Danesfield, Honor Oaknark, 8.E., Emma Amelia Edwards, daughter of the late John Scarr and Amelia Edwards, aged years. FtSHER.—On the sth March, at Hill Top, Midhurst, Mary, widow of Richard Fisher, aged ...
... the value of Al6O from Worthing station, and wan sentenced four months' bard labonr.— For stealing ovareoat and a cardigan jacket, John Wiii ...
... BAILIFF, or Estate Carpenter and Painter; , married; two sons, aged 10 years and seven ; 15 years' character.—Apply, 3, plece, Cardigan-street, Binning* , bam. fst WANTED, SITUATIONS food COOK, two or more gentlemen, where Miinttoee i» giveb. Also PARLOURMAID ...
... at All Souls' Church, Langham Place, London, between Ellen Margaretta Mathias (widow of the late John Mathias, of Cardigan,.and eldest daughter of John P. Lloyd, Esq., of Penalltvbie, South Wales) and Mr. Charles Frederick Williamson, L.R.C.P., M.R.C ...
... given, The members were briefly addressed by the Rev. S. F. i Akroyd and the Rev. A. Capes Tarbolton. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH.—The memorial sen-ice at St. John's Church, Crowborough. was originally fixed to take place at one o'clock, but in order that it might coincide ...
... one chisel, the proper*> of Arthur Green, one wooden mallet the propertv Albert Bank-, and one cardigan ■jacket the property ot Wnt. Coleman. Edward John had ppviou-ly been before the Court and remanded to enable the p -ii- -- jointly charge the other ...