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... MIA prepaid fraprevemeets Is the reed leadlieg hem Oyster/ helltegeridee Arms bed hese and aids stated Met lies of a id bad bees under the Agricultural Act of MK NEW MAYOR OF CARDIGAN. T. Rowell Williams, the mayor el Carrie., is • retired master mariner ...

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... THE MAID AT ARMS. This for what she did at Ashby Farms, Helen of Ormoad, Royal Maid at Arms.*' Richly endowed, indeed, and glowing, is the pen of Mr R. W. Chambers, the author of Cardigan. His latest book, The Maid at Arms (Archibald Constable ...

... 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 ...

... OAK LODGE ESTATE. 45. CARDIGAN-ROAD.' HEADING LEY. Mr. has inceired instruTtions Poll Auction, the Ijilv/ Institnto, Albion-plaoe, Jjeeds, ''lVeduosdav, the Fourteenth day May, 1902, four o’clock in tlio afternoon proeisefr, subject snob conditions of ...

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... of Mr Grattan' ?' asked Ann, with a keen look at her cousin. Ainslie shrugged his shoulders, and a smile pLlyed about his mcuth as he auswered : ' Mr Graham does not want my frieodrhip. I guess be has got his eyes on you, Cousin Ann.' Any reply from Miss ...

... JOHN REDMONDS SPEECH John Redmond (the Chatrmun), who, rising, was received with loud applause. ; This meeting of the Nationalist representatives of Ireland in the capital of our country the day when the King of Eng. land being crowned in London is event ...

... a. heed mearuro whr Grattan, becked iV Insb Voisotcef*. law In 1800 Ineh Parliament •■*• destroyed Act Union, and Ireland bad always atnee protested against usurpation the English Government of tV government She had protested armed imwirrection, and lives ...

... nor goods have left London owing charges line made London its home A lace-moker named John Burton 40 yean of EMon-street admitted Hospital on Monday suffering rather arm following his Taylor’s factory when hit caught between cog-wheels oceumtii Major C Gibeme ...

... Band and Eacort of Cavalry, Slat Laoccrt. U later King of Arm*, la hia Tabard and Collar, and bearing hia Sceptre. Captain His Exosu-ascT ths Field Officer Eacort. LiacraNAKT, of Eacort. On Horseback with hia Staff, Accompanied by Field-Marshal H.R.H ...