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... large Amortment of Boys' and P.O.' Clothing. A .Portal bur Overcoat. at 1.5.. al Buda, bd.; ed.. 30 per cent. touter glee. Cardigan Raney out.. NOTE TB; ADDRESS. S.P.Q.R. Regiment, pleaded no, guilty to two cbargea—areal, in- goods, the pronerty of a comrade ...
... arranged and will shortly take plae • between the Earl Cardigan. D. 8.0., only sou ot (lie Marquis of Ailesbury, and (ho late Gcorgiana Marchioness of Ailesbury, and Sydney, only daughter the late Mr, John'Madden, Hilton Pprk, Clones, Ireland, and of Lady ...
... partly given to the School Band Fund, and probably the remainder to form the of a piano fond. STOW-014.TITE•WOLD. elm Pons.—Mr. John Keen has once notin raffia(' oat his annual distehntion of Christmas fare. Nearly 300 1.. of beef and 72 cakes were given to ...
... A marriage is arranged, and will shortly take place, between the Earl of Cardigan, D. 5.0., only son of the Marquis of Ailesbory, and Sydney, only daughter of the late Mr. John Madden, of Hilton Park, Clones, Ireland, and of Lady Caroline Madden. With ...
... shortly take place, between the Earl of Cardigan, D. 5.0., only son of the Marquis of Ailesbury and of the late Georgians Marchioness of Adesbury, and Miss Caroline Sydney Anne Madden, only daughter of the late Mr. John Madden, of Hilton Park, Clones, Ireland ...
... ) Limelight Lays. By Albert Chevalier. (Bristol: J. W. Armlin Quay Street. London: Silent's. Marshall, Kent. sad Co.. Ltd.) Etiquette sad Entertaining. Mn. L. 11. toe Areastroug.(Landon John Long, 19 and It. Norris Street. Lisvalorkeit.) The Fide ...
... done by day or piece; give good reference and satisfaction. -Apply Echo Office, Cheltenham. 194 TXEAUFORT Arms. London-road. Under new management. John Aldridge, proprietor. Original Brewery's best ale kept. T'|RY feet, easy shoes, using Jones’s water- proof ...
... rockery, suitable for fernery: may bo seen in conservatory airfield. Leckhamptou-road. Also a quantity potting turf.—Apply John D. Bendall and Sons, builders. Cheltenham. 17IOR Bale, grandfather clock, eight day, and »n--‘ laid caae.—Apply Joynes. Wi ...
... employ the West ► £m. IM issport th ere are tens ease to t 8 persisted, 7 ash 7 paws whale stub the Active of the India Armes Elans% write 3 ath 4 The Daly previous instance was the coca of dat wits 3 puss. There are Se hatede „ w h o knit the „ hem ...
... descriptive catalogues (6d each), to be obtained from the Auctioneer, Sunpysidc, Crediton, ten days prior to the SoJe. FREDERICK JOHN HELMORE has been favoured with instructions from the Representatives Rev. Paul Ford Britton, deceased, SELL the above by AUCTION ...
... reception was afterwards held at Pips-hayne which was largely attended Among those present were the Vicar of Bampton Mr and Mrs John Hill Miss Hill (Skilgate) Mr and Mrs House (Aslibrittle) Mr and Mrs E Davey (Kingsbrompton) Mrs H Irish (Bampton) Mrs Wensley ...
... in England is Mrs. Taylor, who has kept the Ayshford Arms, Burlescombe, Devon, for over 40 years. William Morgan, a farmer living near Aberystwyth, was sentenced to 15 month. had labour at Cardigan Assizes for arson. Dr. Charcot, the well-known French ...