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... NEW BOOKS AT E LIBRARIES. On FRIDAY NEXT New Novel by “Cardigan, The King in Yellow,* Ac, will pubiubed, entitled THE MAID AT ARMS. By W. CHAMBERS A. CONSTABLE and CO., Limitid, WwtmlnMer. THREE IRTEREBTIHO BOOKS. ISHED. N RD M a With Numerous i*. Crown ...
... , , King ' s Arms , Blyth . ME . ISAAC SOUTH , Conductor ( Piano ) , . experienced . Address , 631 , Queen ' s , Sheffield . MB . ALFRED SUGDEN , and Musical Oireotor . Success of The Isle of Champagne , produced August 4 tb by Mr . John Ridding , written ...
... 231 , Bridgd Road , 8 . E . R ^ OLIVER CAMPBELL , . Dir . ( piano ) , , , etc . Offers Invited for . or Perm . Address , Cardigan House , Road . Pivllheli . MR . CRAWSHAAV CIUBTEEE , I . 8 . M , 9 . nist , or Accompanist , Disengaged . Tour , Permanency ...
... of the next few days. The author, Lieut. William Grattan, was one of the well-known Dublin family of that name, a first cousin of Thomas Colley Grattan, the novelist, and a distant kinsman of Henry Grattan, the statesman. His descriptions of the doings ...
... FIFTY YEARS' FOX-HUNTING WITH THE GRAFTON AND OTHER PACKS OF HOUNDS. JOHN MALSBURY KIRBY ELLIOTT Edited by his son, EDWARD KIRBY ELLIOTT. CONTENTS: I.—The Fourth Duke of Grafton, 81.F.H , Col. George IL—George Carter, Huntsman. 111.—Adam Sherwood, Ch ...
... ask for less than the restitution of Grattan's Parliament, with its important privileges and wide, farreaching Constitution. We cannot, under the British Constitution, ask for more than the restitution of Grattan's Parliament. But no man has a right to ...
... Paul's hand, and Hunt a blow en the arm. He afterwards famed he was stabbed. Paid ran a to get away. Con- Mint was by Dr. J. 11. O'Brien, divisieual surgeon, who found he had a wound an inch and a half in depth on the left arm. Had it bent a little lower an ...
... was Nay wasted. Mr. Grattan said be explained what he wanted , to Mr. Jimmy, the clerk. The !otter drew up 'the motion—Gemcbter)—and it did exactly , cover all that he (Mr. Grafton) required. Be he 'sines:reed • motion srbich armed the ground adoci Mr ...
... superior to ordinary guldes. - -London Daily Chronicle Is. each. Illustrated. Maps by JOHN BARTHOLOXEW, Bournemouth and New Forest. Aberystwith, Dirmouth, and Cardigan B is,. The Channel islands. The Isle of wight. The Wye Valley. The Severn Valley. Malvern ...
... finally won. Lady Cardigan. Owing to the odd custom of the peerage, as there is only one lady who is at present entitled to the style of Lady Cardigan, she is so called without any prefix of a Christian name. But she is Lord Cardigan's distant cousin by ...
... young Duke of Coburg have all inherited that title. When the King was granted Arms in Iti42 it was decided that he should quarter the Royal Arms of Saxony with the R9yal Arms of England, and the arrangement was sanctioned by the Privy Council. gam], The ...
... Albemarle Street Dukes Duke of Rutland Beaufort Earls Chandos Cardigan Kent Grantham Norfolk Orkney Earls- Salisbury tarls Wa.degrave Ashburnbam Westmorland1 Bristol Viscounts Clarendon St. John Lincoln i Poulett Portmore Strafford Barons- Tankerville Guilford ...