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... MISSIONS. Cardigan. street and Hightown Chapels held theirauiual missionary services this week. The special preacher was the Rev. G. Wiles, a farmer Lutonian and returned missionary from the island of Femande Po. On Tuesday evening at Cardigan-street Mr ...
... EfEMIR3 ON EVERY HAND, PORT ARTHUR PRISONERS. ARRIVE AT NAGASAKI. NAGASAKI._ The I. here - alma% the with tight TWO arm beima M the village of aver b0n1 . also bring amide to kilo oho will arrive Salemley. Tam eaters rime, Liberty the bean& the tows ...
... District Monthly Register (tree), published by Wood and Mason. Auctioneers Station Square. (Tel. W38.1 LET. Sem) - VILLA. Cardigan Road. HearUngiey; three reception-rooms kitcben ground floor, sis bedrooms, large warden*; r«n*. Ato.—Apply Coulee 31yar« ...
... was born, and her lord hinted that he should be brought up in the Protestant faith. Lady Esmonde, with her little one in her arms, crept stealthily away by night and hid ith her people in Connaught. Sir Laurence, who was a choieric soldier, whose habit ...
... 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 ...
... general. It was twopence from Boar Lane to the Cardigan Arms. Anyone booking through to the Star and Garter, however, might get there for threepence, but should he break his journey at the Cerdigan Arme, the fare was four- pence. For some time a minimum ...
... 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 ...
... a special Vestry meeting at which Sir John Shelly presided Mr R Burriugton jun was appointed churchwarden in of the late Mr Shore POUGIIILL While on last in removing the Christmas decorations from the church John Leach aged 14 in the employ of the Rector ...
... 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 ...
... December, 1901 when eleven months old, at Tralee, on which occasion she won the North Kerry Stakes, for sixteen a il-ages. John Rally, th e owner of Blouse, in reply to Mr Turner, explained that the date of whelping on the card of the second Tralee meeting ...
... 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 ...