... drawings at the Royal Academy fifteen years before Gainaborough died; and in 1805 the Norwich Society of Artists, of which John Creme the eldergenerally known as Old Crome—was nee of the firmest supporters, wee founded. The pictures of Old Creme lack ...

... or thews the families the great, same to beg, and some to die ! And with the fail set the Abbey the livings they heel bind, arming them LS44O Ilford, mum Mt. the royal peammion. Panel,. Manor end the Adenomas of the Rectory was pasted by the Bing to one ...

... tho forest can quite appreciate that few were up at the end. On Saturday we wore at Cardigan. Boxing Day is always looked forward to by the sporting inhabitants of Cardigan, who avail themselves of this day to see hounds. A very hard frost had prevailed ...

... 1 25 LESSONS 10 0 0 100 Private Lesson given on Violin and Piano EALING GOOD TEMPLARS The hall connection the Nether-leigli Arms Coffee crowded on occasion the of the Haven Lodge their anniversary the anniversary of Juvenile Temple The Haven’s Hope” The ...

... Palliser, Lydia West. Gertrude Aylward. and Ethel Sydie-y. Messrs. Geo.Grossmith. lun.. Frol Wright, juo.. I* Mackinder. Harry Grattan. Robert Nainby. A. Ilatherton. Will Bishop* G. Gregory. C. Brown. H. Lewis. Eimund Payue, TO-DAY’.at 2,0 an.l AO. A COUNTRY ...

... Lpool BELFAST sailed Glendun(s) [•Jan 1-3]Abrchi Triton (e). Leith arrived John Ernest[Jan 4] Shields FISHGUARD errived Telephone lid Pan4]Lpoul and left fur Cardigan YOWEY armed Pearl, Hughes [Jan 21 Point of Air Franeis,Hutehings. Llaully both for Pa ...

... in the Guildhall, Winchester, on Feb. 15, when Bishop Ryle and the Bishop of London will also be present. The Connteea of Cardigan and Lancaatre will arrive this week at Brudenell Home, Melton Mowbray. The Earl and Countess of Coventry are toj entertain ...

... Vanhomiigh Jlr. L. W. ROSE. Mynheer Buys (Dutch Envoy) Mr. H. SCOTT LAUDER. William Congreve Mr. JULIAN GADE. John Gay Mr.E.C. GAMBLE Dr. Grattan Mr. VIOTOR BRIDGES. Mrs. Mrs. EDWARD Mistress Esther Johnson (Stella) Miss DORA BARTON. Mrs. Rebecca Mrs. THEODORE ...

... Mohammedan rites, is sworn £123,516 sa. 2d. Sir John O. S. Thuraby, Bart.. J.P., Ormerod House, Burnley, has left England on a tour Egypt, with Lady Thureby and bis deuglitor. The party wiU journey up fcho Nile. Mr John Ilollingshc-od was much better yraterday ...

... which broke out in North Wales in , 1843. Parties of five and six hundred men, armed and mounted, used nightly to traverse the counties of Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, and Brecon. They were always led by a tall man, dressed in female attire, and it ...

... ncht ' w.4> l.*M «t the Borough night Mr. lun Humilton Benn Mti-ni uror » large nn>l th«>»e»oi* liito Ui»- iIN-rui wen- N. Grattan XT«je and W. o. the Tuiiff Leiv-ue. Mestra. C. .\dkin. C. A. W. Povraall. A. l-ntf •. . A. H Baxter. James tftoilb. h-- fhairman ...

... Furniture, Couches, a nice Easy Muir. etc. If you are catching cold for the sake of better Boots, Stockings, Socks, Overcoats, Cardigan Jackets, Underclothing in flannel, or other lines, Waterproof Mantles, Blankets, Sheets. Counterpanes, Eider Down Quilts ...