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... -On Saturday evening the annual meeting and supper of the members in connection with the village club were held at the Cardigan Arms Inn. when Host Eyle* prepared capital spread Mr. Noble presided. The following officers were appointed for this season ...
... permission the owner. I Mr. Q. L. Brudenell. J nomas Brudenell created Earl Cardigan in the reign of Charles IT , and there are many reminders seen in the house the Lord Cardigan who led the Charge of the Light Brigade. the most interesting apartment is ...
... costs. A Corby Case—John Stretton, labourer. Cottingham. was summoned for being drunk, at Corbv. on December 28. Thomas Mhite, labourer Corby, was charged with aiding and abetting a drunken person to consume beer in the Cardigan Arms, at Corby, December ...
... TWO SMALL CLOSES ARABLE LAND. TO BE SOLD AUCTION, BY PE IR C E and THORPE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17th, 1915, at 6 p.m., the CARDIGAN ARMS, MOULTON, as under: Lot I.—TWO COTPAGEvS, with Appurtenances, in CHATEB STREET, let to Messes. Warren and Tarrant. Gross ...
... dance at the Cardigan Arms, Leading the carnival parade was the “Royal'’ lorry with the Carnival Queen, Miss Margaret Smith, with Molly Hail Enid Harrison, Sheila Summerley, and Jean Coles in attendance. The carnival was opened by Mrs. John Mackaness, ...
... left in the hand* of the committee. CRICKET OLCB. —The annual meeting the—members the local Cricket Club was held at the Cardigan Arms Inn. whan Mr. Woodbridge presided over t> muster members. The balance-sheet which was presented showed that the club had ...
... affair. Later he met with a rough handling which left its permanent mark upon him. He saw a couple of men, John Gooeey and Jesse Starmer, take a Cardigan jacket from Mr. H. Walker's shop in Sheep-sbreet. Be chased them into Alley-yard, Sheep-street, and there ...
... Thrapston. 35 In Chancery.—Cardigan Estates. STANION, Northamptonshire. TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, DEALERS WHEELWRIGHTS. CARPENTERS, AND OTHERS. BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY TT OLLOWAY and PRICE, by order of the Trustees of the late Earl Cardigan, On Wednesday, April 30th ...
... at Penn Green. Although meant was poor In anew, the bbitchesushed one cub away towards D ome . to the left, they ran aver Grattan Slate ethos towards °rotten to Harringworth oods. Doubling bark over the same line to Penn Green, they put their fox to ground ...
... and Mr. T. Elliott. The application of Mr. Bertram Faulkner (Messrs, Dennis. Faulkner and Alsop) for the transfer of the Cardigan Arms. Moulton (full licence), from Mr. Edgar Minard to Mr. George Harsent was granted. Mr. J. D. Douglas made an application ...
... attending the death Mr. William Herbert Busby, the well-known corn merchant Moulton, was held Tuesday evening at the Cardigan Arms, Moulton, the Divisional Coroner (Mr. C. H. Davis). The first witness was the widow, Mary Elizabeth Bu6by - Her husband ...
... .the occasion 50 years when the foundation stone °f St. Crispin’s was laid. The vicar (the Eev. G, P. Eowson) said Colonel John Browm (the architect, who was present on the platform) perhaps would not remember occasion ne came round to inspect a building ...