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... Charles defended both name. Sabina Jones. landlord of the Cardigan arms Ins. Doerlain. was summoned for 10W i ns e pee, bls house deems prohibited boa% at 12.J0 on the morning of tbe 17th a sot and John Jones was for being unlawfully present on the. premiss ...
... Heels. WHITMARSH. 12. FORE STREET, TROWBRIDGE. GOSS'S HERALDIC CHINA. A Special Delivery of Coats of Arms of TROWBRIDGE. WESTBURY, and BRADFORD-ON-AVON. JOHN CHAPMAN, 52, MARKET PLACE, TROWBRIDGE. Also THE GOSS’S RECORD. Interesting amt Invalusble Book for ...
... prime beef being cut bill ivity | this purpose), the married men also receiving a p y very | groceries, and the single mon Cardigan jackets, | as of game, &c., were made to the tenat tre of parishioners. Ou 5th, the » rough ball was held in the ballroom ...
... Harry. and are Villein, E. Thai's& Cardigan, D. Llewellyn. Si. maw: D. T. Jones, eartiwan, mate. James Wend. St. David.. third ow., D. D. Jones. Cardigan, J. S. Camphell,Lime pad, steward. Owen Roberts, Holvbead. cook: John Waddle. Jersey. boatswain: 'red ...
... RRAMHA* AND GALK. , AND ESTATE AGENTS. INSURANCE BROKERS, AND VALUERS. ROAD. LEEDS. it, NASSAU PLACE and r»ui. H6. CARDIGAN LANE. Meadingley and rate*. 5. GRANVILLE TERRACE, and ratea. A MOUNT. Wood die Hill and rate*. BHOLEB&OKE PLACE. Chapellonn Road ...
... South-road, and John Hanford, 13, Grays Inn-road, were summoned for having allowed chimneys to go on fire and were fined Is. 6d. each including costs. Window Cleaning.—Wm. R. Wood, 14, Terrace-road, was charged with having permitted John Brammar to stand ...
... between JOHN STANLEY DKARIX>VE ami WILFRID ANDREW. on tho trade or of Farmors, BrißbtweU, in tho County of Dvrka, nndor Ann or of A \nubkw. has this been DISSOLVED by matnal ronsent. All liobts and bv the lata Arm will be and paid by the said John Stanley ...
... ia the triet, from it derives is terasiskiersbls portion of ne Mali* and the workers, wits see is the kat wages, would be arm if the seise abroad ce good work. ta lir lam at is her eteel to be tad aa a BOWL rail. te wham they ese. U.E.R. Arrourrorers ...
... militery ridiug breeches under their ToUsels. May aleo nad a air of spurs, a ‘ ousewilo,” and pair of puttecs, a éoldier’s cardigan jacket on kim. Hui had three brushes stamped with the regimental number 7,283 on him. ‘The prisoner May said that he had ...
... right. Just then a soft step was heard at the door and looking up I beheld John entering. He came to the bed, and strx•ping. tenderly lifted the frail form and held it in his arms as if she were an infant. The great beaming ers turned towards him with a ...
... Co.), DR Setestintnnt e Beissasssnsonses sassessissssassese - 7 lEOD Gissing, George (‘' The Unclassed '), 45 28 Dec.o3 Grattan, John, of the S.P.C.K., 59 30 April Gymer, F. W., manager of Thacker's, I i tiae vt oot bet aseadios March Harper, Charles ...
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