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... RENNCY. British sebommr. totally wrecked sooth of DoaaghaSee: crew drowned, bodies recovered.—Bel CRYSTAL. British ketch. Cardigan for Holvbaad. parted mooring* 31st. went ashore Flshgaard Bay; feared total lorn: ran saved.-Ftahgaard. Jan. I. CYMBELINB ...
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... of Gertrude E of Iiawle of Great Barton Southmoitdn 27 at St Church John Isaac Baker of Bideford to Kate daughter Fi ry-park London December 27 at the Wesleyan Chapel Torrington John Curtice of Langtree to Emily Sandford of Torriugton December 25 at St ...
... proposed by Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September, leas. And this nation ours will become free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon, November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes. —United Ireland,” 18S5. would ...
... Majesty fancied himself learned in military matters and himself a good cavalry officer, and had a great predilection for that arm of the service, whilst the Duke held the infantry in higher estimation. After dinner one day at the Pavilion, the King and the ...
... proposed Mr. Gladstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September. 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon. November Ist, 1887. Ireland regarded England as her enemy, and rejoiced her misfortunes.-United Ireland,” 1885. It ...
... Di' ' , Aka E,P. nil 1.1 41 kee4l) IRAs 1 ob . 5 , Rosegrove (s), Buenos Ayres Alexandroe Miobalinos (s) Perseus MARSHA armed Wood field (a)[J an 2] London Isle of Caldy (s) do Moratin(s), Bore, Liverpool City of Cologne (s), Roars Bristol lola Zsehlinmer ...
... the Leicester Arms, Mr W. T. French presiding, and the also including Mr W. ted man. the Secretary, aad Mr H. B. Bales, the teller. Over 800 and tails were brought ia.—Tho annual supper will take plaoo on Wodaeaday next at the Leicester Arms Hotel. SLATB ...
... Christmastide, every employee receiving a piece of beef, the married ones also receiving a pair of blankets and the single men Cardigan jackets, while presents of game, rabbits, etc., were mad,? to tenants and parishioners. On Thursday, December 28, the servants' ...
... them (here ia inserted fancy design of the arms and the Tudor Rose tho “Old 1528 Charter 1886”) said Mayor and burgesses Borough Button Coldfield of the town manor and lordship of Royal town hereby appoint unto John Benjamin Stone Knight MP the office and ...