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... THE FOXHILL STORES. CARDIGAN-ROAD. An application for an - off licence for the Poohill Stores. 102, Cardigan-road. kept by Mr. (;earie Hughes, nestle by Mr. Cr 1. Mr. Simmons oppoord on be.telf of the tenants of the Carearvon Arms. - De Beauvoir-rood ...
... applications. THE CARDIGAN ROAD STORES. George Hughes, of the Foxhill Stores, applied through Mr. Creed for a beer “off” license for the general shop. No. 102, Cardigan Road.—Mr. Robert Simmons opposed on behalf of the tenant of the “Carnarvon Arms,” and also ...
... -ifrnuV .. for Quebec and Montreal Ang. 30 ?? •• ?? N.F.. Halifax «iPT\TgIA.N* for Quebec and Montreal Sept. 6 *$B§iS ?? ior St. Johns, N.F.. and aiGBBUA- Halifax Bept. 8 ptSISIAV ?? Quebec and Montreal Sept. 13 * *Vi* Londonderry. t Cargo Only. «.wi«atore» ...
... 10-30 p m. on Wednesday. and during the night it appeared to be alright. At 5-20 the mother awoke and found her son iu her arms, quite dead. Evidence as eaten bearing out the above statements by Mabeth Auty, who slept in the house, also by Mary Wood, ...
... convince I fear nothing short of Falser John Uurphy's re-app^a;aace _n earth and letter from liim to the Nation expressing h:s penitence would shake the i wiSdencc of your esteemed corespondent. he from Grattan. Oonabll, and the Bishop*, so much the worse ...
... Lysley and 13 men were killed, and the following were wounded : — Lieut -Colonel G. Metcalfe, rigjit arm, severe. Captain R. Alexander, right fore, arm, slight. Captain J. Heriot-Maitland, right shoulder, severe. Captain E. G. Campbell, shoulder, severe ...
... WRIGHT, Junr. Professor ?? Mr. ED. REDWAY. Comti ?? Mr. ROBERT NAINBY. Mr. Tudor Pyke Mr. JOHN TRESAHAR, Lord Punehestown Mr. S. BARRY. Captain Naylor Mr. HARRY GRATTAN. Mr. Gascoigne Mr. ARTHUR H ATHERTON. Purser Mr. JACK THOMPSON. Mr. Trotter ?? Mr. F. ...
... Queen Elizabeth,” George Street; The College Arms,” Wokingham Road; “The Swan,” St. Mary’s Butts, the license of which was taken away a short time ago; three houses on the Battle Farm Estate; and “The Cardigan Road Stores. Several of these were repetitions ...
... disorderly. The Bench bound the defendant over in the sum of to come up for judgment if called upon.—John Pugh and David Powell, gunners of the Cardigan Artillery, who deserted their regiment at South Hook Camp the previous Monday, gave themselves up to ...
... . civil caeca will t.keii the Midland Circuit eicept Birmingham. The Earl of Warwick, the Coonteee Cardigan and Lanc.cter, Sir Herbert Oakley, Sir John Watney, Lord Woeimeath, Sir Georgo and Lady Scbomberg, and Sir Hugh Crofton have been alaying at Batb ...
... ARMY AND NAVY NOTES. ___.-- FROM OUR SERVICE CONTRIBUTOR. 'The death of Sir John Adye places an appointment as Colonel Commandant in the Royal Artillery at the disposal ot the War Office. The of the Royal Munster Fusiliers is also vacant by the death ...
... Wickham, Hants, the '■> ■:■:..,■ ?? Hodgson Mason. 8.A.. aged eighty. ?? ?? at Clifton. Anna Eudocia Pelly, ;-■ ?? of the late John Hinde Pelly. Bombay s- i ■ Ne 'lowers, by request. ?? Kl>.- ...