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... ESTABLISHED 1872. TEL. 6,267. JOHN SHAW&SON. WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS. 52, MARKET-STREET, Under the Big Round Clock between Brown-street arm Pall Mall. J. S. & SON'S SPECIALITIES, GEM RINGS AND .GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. Large Assortment of SILVER and ...
... St. John's Schools' Modals and Prtzes gage and carried it away. Breakfast was so—. eaten at the hotel while the conveyances There were many happy. expectantface* were waiting at the door to carry us to the in the bo y s', g irls.. and ittantie department ...
... Editorial 160 1819 EVENING DESPATCH FRIDAY JUNE 21 1907 Irish and Rule Call to Arms Meeting National Directory At meeting the directors of National United Irish at of the Sackville-Btreet -Dublin yesterday Mr presided resolution as passed: adopting in ...
... Wool Shirts, Cardigan 29-33 CHURCH sr Th e G ANTAL & LABOUR C L O THING STORES s A H R O E: i ) N W G W winter Overcoats Jackets, and Winter Hosiery Best Makes, Lowest Prices. CROYDON. in from the time. It was very difficult to get at the that the idea ...
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... it is remarkable. The proprietors of the remedy are Daniel and John Evan., the two sons of a ship. wtight, wha reside in a little cottage called Penybank, ahoy t two miles out of Cardigan. Daniel, who is well on in the fifties, corn. mcneed work in fishing ...
... thaanpluhira Conservative Unionist Amocia.• lion of tlie committee of the Manton branch was held et the Cardigan Arm* on Monday evening. Present: Mr. John Swindler (chair. man).s3leisrs. K. Spencer, T. Spencer, T. Ham. mood. Nat. Hector, F.. Carrothere. R ...
... Davies, Pontypridd ; Rev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughes, Cardigan; John Walter George Balush, West fiurtlepool; Fdward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison, Shrewshury; Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son. Alfred Williams; Christopher Wrigley ...
... Pembroke. injury to heed sod face, sad fractured kg. .;eene Drama, of Stanton Deny, Ludlow. severely cranked arm. John Anderson Rollie,. Craven Arms. is. Lenin! injuries end injury to the head. Alfred Atherton. Mount Pleasant, Lland. Mailed Welle, scalp wound ...
... Pembroke, injury to head and face and fractured leg, Reece Evason, Stanton Lacy, Ludlow, severely crushed arm, John Anderson, The Hollies, Craven Arms, internal injuries and injury to head, Alfred Atherton, Mount Pleasant, Llandrindod Wells, scalp wound ...
... Pembroke, injury to face and head, and fractured leg. Bras Eveson, Stanton Lacy, Bromfield, fractured leg and arm. John Anderton, The Mollies, Craven Arms, injury to the head. Alfred Atcherton, Mount Pleasant, Llandrindod Wells, scalp wounds. Theophilu , Thomas ...
... Davies, Pontypridd; the Uev. Dr. Invelwyn Hughes, Cardigan: John Walter and George Balush, West Hartlepool: Edward Davies, Sutton; A. E. Harrison an Geoffrey Dove, Shrewsbury; John Williams, Craven Arms, and his son, Alfred Williams, and Christopher Wrigley ...