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... Mr. D. H. Edwards played the organ. After » reception at the bnde’s homo the couple left for honeymoon in Gwbert-on-fiea, Cardigan, and their future residence will b© Flat 3, Gorshage Hwl, near Cuddington, Cheshire. Th© bride, who has the staff ugh ton ...
... la Early Sms Cricket.” Here tribute is paid surly Kant player, John Willee. who originated the method for round arm bowling. It waa the skill of hie sister at throwing the bell in round-arm fashion to him, for practice in ham, which suggested to him the ...
... BLANKSTS —4BO end fl000nd•bood BLANKETS week Imo 11/4.—At Ton Roves's, Pawsbroker, Moroi Blreet, Rugby. pN 1 ARDIGANB t CARDIGANS 1 CARDIGANS! Moo's Cordigsa JACKETS, frost BS seek.—At Tor Roves's, Pawnbroker. LOW, Bka Roby. VORIPK/TID ?WOOL Good sadarcbas ...
... eon of the above Sir John Peche dying in the lifetime of hie father, the property hers descended to his eon, Sir John Peche, Knight, wh died in 1370. It then descend el to his eon, Sir John Peche, who died in 1386. This lest Sir John left two daughters ...
... Fag., Dr Clement Dukes, A Scott, T A Wise, and T B Eden, Em irs. A ENGAGMILINT.—HedIey Midwinter, cattle dealer, Tregarroo, Cardigan, was summoned by Frances M Edmunds, formerly of Rugby, and now of Winchcombe, for converting • gold watch and chain, of which ...
... aea her. Mrs. Beddow sve evidence that twice struck, the second blow knocking her down, and that wheel passed ovcr'her left arm. Cross-examined, dp? stated that she had not pryviously been in an accident. James HiOvard. an eye-witness the accident, said ...
... ()Mitred them to pay the costs, Newton 30 and Billirgham Leavioc WITHOUT Nottcs —Genres. Fletcher, Slisiveli, wee summoned by John Buffo% Watford Gap, for having his employ without proper notice. Complainant also claimed 19., ore *eel's wages, defendant ...
... his father's forge. He was fond cricket and belonged a team captained John Thuraby, son of Sir John Thursby, of* Leamington Hastings. About the year 1800 Mr. Thuraby prevailed upon John Whiteman to accompany him to Australia. A few years ago the writer these ...
... Apply Traeoer, South Kilworth. Rugby. 777 MANGOLDS—SWEDES; about j acre of each for sale, growing.— Apply Wyeehau, Lion F'arm. Dunchurch. 815 WIRE NETTING, patent dead flat, superior all other; nil widths and gam cs; 50yds.. 6ft. 2in., 56/6 per roll ...
... Ice and Ldy Frederick Hr. John Dirhj, Ham Blackbrk. C andr Bnrrrlt, Horrrlt, Mra Rorc, Mira Oatraid. Mr. H. J. Bryant. Joanaim, Mr. R R Jcnkinaco. Major H. (aorphcll, ('arepla U, Mr. and MaeFcrianc, 0m«. > fc Mr. Band, Mr, John Cark. Mr. F. C 'Jkuton, Mr ...
... Mr A E Lennon. of .he Lawrenex Semi& Arms, supplied mate, , which gave every sat isf action. Mr J Parker, of the Victoria Nutserie4, lent the pliai.s with which the tables were adorned. SALE OF SHIRES FROM MR. JOHN PARNELL'S STUD. Several tall priors were ...
... which was aftciward* called “The \‘alley Death. When rveeivevl hi* in*tructh»n* to charge, the British commander. Lord Cardigan, said: Th*r*- mistakennertkele** let us go. In IH7O Germany waa at war with Franc**, and was victorious all along the line ...