... prime beef being cut bill ivity | this purpose), the married men also receiving a p y very | groceries, and the single mon Cardigan jackets, | as of game, &c., were made to the tenat tre of parishioners. Ou 5th, the » rough ball was held in the ballroom ...

... raised questions under the wills and codicils of John Scundrett Harford, deceased, and John Battersby Harford, deceased. It was issued by Mr. John Charles Harford, of Lampetor, in the County of Cardigan, who claimed t » be ben* fisially interested in the ...

... 0., commanding the Scots ds ’. r' , of well-known family at Coates, near Cirencester. Cant John Hampden Waller, of the Honourable Corps of Gentlcmen-at-Arms, who is advanced from M.V.O. to C.V.0., is a son of former rector oi Bourton-on-the- and a descendant ...

... Nelson-street, Gloucester, and an exconvict, was brought up in custody charged with having stolen Thursday of last week Cardigan jacket, the property of William Freeman, of Apperley, near Tewkesbury.-P.C. Robinson, Coombe Hill, stated that on Saturday ...

... MiasSKurrup. Palace-yard; and Christmas album from Mrs Tidmarsb, Northgate-street. Univbbsitt Success.- -The many friends of John Fletcher, 30. Regent-street, will be pleased to hear that his grandson, Ronald Fletcher, of the School House, Buckland, Faringdon ...

... Rev. R. McCbeyoe Edgar, D.D. Tbe serials by David and E. Boyd Bayly, and tbe articles by Dean Lefroy, are continued. The Rev. John M. Bacon tells in the May Leisure Hour the story of his experiences with his balloon in the Isle of Man last year, and bis ...

... Societ: Vale of Tivey bad gone in largely for selliog pigs be aching were at Cardigan and sent to the that ing while merket, where a better price was obtained than ¢ had at Cardigan, He did not think they could a thie department in Worcestershire, and only ...