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... heralded the greatest discovery of the Rear-Admiral Oarnloi d- Christian ora. the history of the world, for . Resr-admiral John Durotord, that n»tk»t. Professor Loch’s methods were New Da*. «»«(** ...
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... by Mazscell Gray. The Secret Orchard, Eye-ton Castle. The Man I Loved, John Stranye Winter. The Follies Captain Daly, by R. W. Council, The Right of Way, by Gilbert Parker. Cardigan, by W. Chambers. A Fight to Finish, by Florence Warden. ILondon Only, ...
... without hobnails will be issued to all arms. For the present forage, field or glengarry caps will be worn at borne with the service dress. Chevrons and badges of rank of special colour and material will be worn on both arms. Crowns will be worn by colour-sergeants ...
... for unlawfully removing a pig before 28 days from Devon on Dec. 27. Pined 10. and costs- Henry llavie, John Owen. Walter Fear, Albert Piler, ' John Brown. wars for trespassiugin conies, and were Sued Sa and costs each, with Da.i,. who was fined and costs ...
... ; 2nd, John Barrow, Weymouth ; Srd, G. H. Pope ; J. Hancock. 107.—Yorkshires, any oolour, ben—lst, Edwsrd Parnell k Son ; 2nd, John Barrow ; and 4th, G. H. Pope. Clam 108.—Yorkshires, any other variety canary not mentioned, oock or hen—lst. John H. Jones ...
... assisted. ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES. —On Monday, before Mr. John Vre,William Adams, of Dorchester, appeared to answer a charge of obtaining by false pretences from John Jackman December 30tb. —John Jackman stated that prisoner represented himself as the sou ...
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... FRlDAY.— Before Sir Richard Glyn, Captain Glyn, Lord Eustace Cecil, Sir John Hanham, Colonel Churchill, Colonel Portman, Mr. G. E. Solly, aud Air. J. E. Jenvey. JOHN BULL TROUBLE.— John Bull, of the travelling fraternity, was fined and costs (9s 61) for driving ...
... meeting was held the Board schoolroom on Monday, Rev. H. Tudor presiding. Others present were Mr. John Wills. Mr. R. E. Glanville, Mr. W. H. Bartlett, Mr. John Kaymont, Mr. F. Stoneman, and Mr. E. Arnold, Clerk. was decided to alter the wicket gates. The ...
... LAST NIGHT'S GAZETTE. RECEIVING ORDERS. William Anemia Gr.fßth, Hones, ' draper and grocer. John iv.cs. former y Grow, near Cardigan, now Penralltfach. Clydey, Pembrokeshire, formerly fanner, no* iaboorer. William Pox. Tvdraw Farm. Port Talbot, out «np ...