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... NM GRATTAN DOYLE AND THE UNEMPLOYED. In connection with the Northern Reform Federation a public meeting was held in the Town Hail, Spennymoor, last, night. Ald. G. 11. Wraith presided.—Mr. N. Grattan Doyle delivered a somewhat lengthy address, in the ...
... stationed at Aberayron, Pontrhyd. lampeter, and Cardigan hat thirteen years at Cardigan, be is much respected on account. of the tact and the uniform courtesy he bee' shown in the discharge . of his duty. Cardigan and District Temperance A. sociation.—The annual ...
... CARDIGAN. Wnuoiwa Ro•oe, Warren. J . COLLINOBOURNE, THE WINTON tare the lead for Hoorn. Beet Troths., end • seporier egor.l to ow. & REPAIRER we will gladly arm; on yaw, Dislades wo object HAVERS, JEWELLER. WINTON. Taurean ISM Iscroas.—• very latereetieg ...
... it being the annual meeting of the Cardigan Mutual Plate-Dlass Society. Mr. H. Motg.an presided. awl the attendance included Messrs J. Daniel ,Mayort. W. Davies. Cloth Hall: Evan Konen. D. T. James. A. M. Webb, John Lewis Joins. and A. ('tougher--The ...
... ANNITAL PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. _ ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP OF LLANDAFT. CARDIGAN Pereonal.—Among the guest.e at the Lord Mayor of London's ball on Friday evening the Mayor and Mayoress of Cardigan. Police News.--bergt. Jones. Aberayren. has. been transferied to ...
... Lancashire and Yorkshire Bank Limited Solicitors Smith & Brooks St Peter’s Chambers Directors : President Mr John Hancock Woodbine Crescent Mr John Barrodale 16 Chatham-street Mr Edward Shirley Auldyn House Ofierton-lane Mr Edmund Taylor 68 Heaton-lane Mr ...
... Cardiganshire sent up to London in formation to the effect that Thomas Price and John Pugh, - Commisftioners of Array' . sent 1/avid Scourlogge, formerly Mayor of Cardigan to Aberystwyth Castle, where he was most barbarously need, manacled, stripped naked ...
... farm tbritgen M. Mr. /tank irreg. Tbe Ground 110 r forming• Grant Parterre. wtth mon comfortable SWIL EMPIRE. h diresarwer. arms. Threegbout. THE RCOLE CAM. TUE ECOLT CAM. Tit► (Alt.. THE ACGLE rALI.. 'MUM= THE mroLE VALITEE BEGLE CALL. Reappears.. 101 ...
... and as portrait paintm* it is true to the life.'’— DAlLY MAIL. _ „ THE RECKONING. ROBERT W. CHAMBERS. Author of Cardigan,” “The Maid at Arms,” Ac. 6s. TLe acthor’s gift for narraliee is notaMe, and Ins regard for totoncal “^s^^^rite^Tstrong 1 yet delicate' ...
... had ease up.. a dark home from the &nth and carried the John brook licholat , hip. xhile the other ronipetiters discussing amongst thetriolic , about Wee was to be 11r4, second and third. He Armed strongly the perfervid ince . ' m of the South, and he ...
... P. O'Callaghan. SO Coombe; P. I. Murphy. 177 Bvtanle road. John Caro pal e Foster tC: Hut c h inso n , Fielding. 12 Grattan ; J. ff. B.A., Mansion House, John Dolan. 4 St. Clemente road; John Hyland, 26 Russell avenue, Jones'. road: T. Long. 148 Botanic ...
... the platform were the Bishop of Swansea. the Archdeacons of Carmarthen (Wu. Owen Evans), & Cardigan (Yea. David William), Dean Smith, Canon Camber Williams, Sir John Llewislya, Sir Charles Philippe, Sir Owen Scoutheld, Colonel T Wood, Colonel B D Garnons ...