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... 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 ...
... CANDELAS/A. IXM.A•tr.; IN LUSA VARII TT The LARGEST STOCK ofi ll kimis WELSH FLANNEL ia (ef Ibr Newest beam John Jones •Sz Son, Cardigan House, farraaumED miLisuall Braids— Taws Foam. So greys, FOR clinisni,ts NoVr.LTIES 00 TO T. W. GAY DON, Jeweller ...
... II Canna-M Dunkirk Oct 111 Cardigan Castle-at Sydney. NSW. OA MI Oudivanshire-st Dublin Carmanian-San Francisco Dec 17 Melbourne Cantarvon Oct la BAP Csrne4d Llewellyn-5t Caps Town Oct II Carpasisa-Pernambueo Dec 10 St John's, NF Casablanca -at Durban ...
... 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 ...
... St Dogmell's. LIVE POULTRY (Exhibited In penal. Dorking (cock or hen)-1, John Rees, Narberth ; John Griffith.,, Penally ; 3, Jonas and Mathias, Pembroke Dock. Leghorn cock -1, John Edwards, Pembroke Dock ; 2, .7 Whiter:is, Lianelly ; 3, H L Trusters t, ...
... than those of Grattan. regards Grattan’s settlement 1782 the criticism is quoted that“lf Grattan believed bis settlement was fool; if did not, was knave. On this slr. Zimmem says—‘The folly {for folly it was) is pardonable in a man Grattan’s calibre and ...
... hope tiiat flic gallant lieutenant left good deal out of the account. The assault of Hadajoz is splendidly described by Mr. Grattan, and he ends with a comic incident—the ridiculous after the sublimewhich is worth quotation. He had been wounded, and carried ...
... on January 4th. THE CARDIGAN JACKET CASE. The second case was then proceeded with the charge being the theft of nine Cardigan jackets, value fa 35. 9d., in transit from beicester to Conway. The first witness called was William John Candy, a packer in the ...
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... tall Road in the direction of Kirkstall. There was * tramcar, from which passengers were Alighting, standing opposite the Cardigan Arms Hotel. order avoid the people Mr. Whi taker steered to the right the car. It stated that sounded the * warning, and that ...
... James. mill wsileeley Rees, reports bet n Llandyssal. laid • Doi I Grevbound-1, John Evans, TY 3 tr ; 2 . John Slit h Selma. blind it epos, tekiNg it Madam, Emlyn Arms, Cardlnan stta‘dcw• at R I with a stick. Es also west up Is the wieder sad Thomas ...
... Canrobert witnessed the incident, and throwing up his arms exclaimed—lt Is magnificent, but it is not war. Six hundred rode into the valley of Death, led by Lord Cardigan, but less than 200 rode out again. John Davis. now, as we have said. in the Corbett Hospital ...