... Suffolk-parade 0 2 Sims, Mr. J.. Suffolk-parade .. • • .. 0 6 Skimp, Mr. R. R., Grattan-house .. 5 1 31 Boathook, Mr.. 25. (It. Norwood-street • Hater. Mr. E. J.. finffolk Arms .. • • Sims, Mr. 8.. Suffolk-road • • • • • • II Pearce, Mr. F.. King William ...

... less. To: R.DAT, April 12th, to LONDON and Reading. for 4.6 or 7 days; to SWANSEA, Llabelly, !Andover', CARMARTHEN. Tenby. Cardigan, NEW MILFORD, Ac.. for 6 or days; to Llangollen, Wrexham. CHESTER. Sala. Dol. gelley. Barmonth. Rbyl, LLANDUDNO, MANCHESTER ...

... Cheltenham Market, by John 0. Viller. at 12 Furniture. asni the prensteee of Mir .loaner. at Wooletone, by Castle and Pope. at 2 ' Stock. at Andoversford Sale Yard, by .101, (1. Villa. at 1 7—Of Property. at the Andoversford Hotel, by John O. Villar. at 3 12—Of ...

... CONCENTS.—During next week the Blue Hungarian Band will give afternoon and evening concerts in the Montpellier Gardens. Canon St. John has replaced Archdeacon Hayward as the 2RIIOII in residence at Gloucester Cathedral. Dean Spence and Canon Bowers are also ...

... to his delight and my gratification a stiffness of the right shoulder, that had come on after falling from • tree upon his arms, and which had practically crippled him, yielded to frequent baths. He is now working bard, and without inconvenience, whenever ...

... Teapot. E.q..—For ocglecting to seod their children rarilarly to school. fine. of 1.. each viers impoeod on William Ilona and John Ilaneood (Stonr-on-the•Wold). —Joseph Birmingham. woo summoned at the faunae. of the Stow Board of Ovardians in newel of h ...

... partly given to the School Band Fund, and probably the remainder to form the of a piano fond. STOW-014.TITE•WOLD. elm Pons.—Mr. John Keen has once notin raffia(' oat his annual distehntion of Christmas fare. Nearly 300 1.. of beef and 72 cakes were given to ...

... his subject his body sways, his arms begin to extend ; reaching the heights of passionate outburst. his voice gets a longsustained rhythmic lilt famous as the Welsh hivyl ; and with earnest tones and outstretched arms he makes his personal appeal before ...

... being sworn at flue ~.4 7 1 55. 1 • grows and L[4.156 sd. [wt.executors are the widow. Mr. John Ronald ldorten Macdonald. of I Largie Castle. Argyll, and Mr. John Reynolds, of Grove Hall, Great Sutton. near Chester THE CHELTENHAM EXAMINER, WEDNESDAY, MARCH ...

... in tins tied. each, or free on receipt of stamps from THOMAS KEATING SEASONABLE GIFTS. lllherbs, Cadrrw•eur, Jervreps, Cardigans, Scarves. N.B.—The above are suitable for Winter Gifts. and as we make a Speciality of these Goods, we are able to supply ...

... cut off supplies and stragglers and captured the arms. horses and tents of the Prince himself. Arrived, on his return, at Shrewsbury. the King was pleased to issue a pardon to the Commons of Cardigan, with permission to buy back the lands which had ...

... Inlaid Mantelpiece Wall Mirrors and Chimney Glasses, Old Sheffield Plate and Plated Goods, Curious Carved Oak Placque with Royal Arms, Fine Old Paintings, Chippendale Inlaid Tea Caddy, Bronze and Gilt Frames, Reception Room Suites, Rosewood and Walnut China ...