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... 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 ...
... , , 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... A DIVISION. Coal*. PlijKf. Woo LAM. Dm. For. ACT. Borley 13 52 Whitehall 24 |5 Cardigan Albion « Jlupvville — 0 »» Old Held Lane. 28 JSt. John's ■l4 4 13 18 13 Arm ley United —l3 0 11 21 Si. Francisl3 11 13 New Wortley —l3 !» 8 31 Hoi beck Prospect ...
... football coupon has been won on last Saturdays eoupon by Messrs. A. Foyle, afi, London-street. Newport. and H. P. Thomas. Tredegar Arms, Crass Keys-- each 'lf whom scored 11 points by giving the correct :wore% made by Eniland, Neath, Cardiff, and Penarth. The ...
... like the round peg in ' No one meanwhile is surprised that John Gorst been relieved 1! connection educational affairs exasperated his own side “giving away” the Government ance and each arm supported mischievousness the Opposition to a seat by the altar ...
... criminally oesaulting Elizabeth Jane Edwards, age 18, in a stable at the rear of the tive Stores, Mutley, on Wedneeday last; and John Coics, mason, was with ai and Mr. P. W. Skardon prosecu- ted; Mr, J. W, Bickle Perritoo, age 9, said be saw in the lane after ...
... residence of his Son-in-law. Astley Arms Hotel, Ashton-under- Lyne, JAMES . Reprorp—On_ October 14th, 1902, at 17, M street, Ashion, GROEGE REDFORD, aged 70 ym‘w TavLon—On October 14, aged 74 years, Sarab, widow of John Taylor, Crof-street, Hyde. 't BrekLEY—On ...
... To Mettley, a* 2.30. Cardigan—To Harrogate, 2.50. Cardigan-road—To Ilkley, from P.M'S., 2.30. Clayton Heights—To Newmilleidam, from Stocka-Jane, 2. Cleveland—To Kirkstall, at 6, Bast Hnn&let—Sealed run. at 2.15. Earsley St, John’s—TV) Almeselifl Crag ...
... meeting with prayer. There was a fair attendance of registered vestrymen. The minutes of the last meeting were read sad eon- Armed, and then the chairman called on Sergeant Dann, the people's warden, to read the report of the present state of the several ...
... Jarrow?Sir Charles M. Palmer. Leeds (Lord Mayor) ?Mr John Ward. Llanfyllin?Mr Edward Lloyd Edwards. Llanidloes?Mr John Milts. Idaldenhead?Mr J. E. Fearer. Manchester (Lord Mayor)?Mr J. Hoyle. Manslield?Mr John Crampton. Margate?Mr J. J. Hermitage. Montgomery ...