... Port Talbot Fanny Crosefield Elleemereport Margaretaobley, Watrford Jilt, Runcorn FIRBRITARD arrtrosa Telephone kt;) 4) Cardigan FLEETWOOD arrived Tiel (s) [Feb 3] Ulveratone Mer Ashton, Lverpool Florence (a). Farrell,Annan FLEETWOOD sailed Fluor ...

... CAREW:NM arrived Plasma (s) [Feb 24] Warrenpoint, and left 25th for Glasgow CHARLESTOWNCORNWALL armed Howe. Chapelle [Feb 24] Plymouth Lucy Johns, Newport DROGHEDA erred Dunmore (s)[Feb24]Dublio and left 25th for Gal- veston Harvest Queen (s) ...

... persons were present. Mr. John Evans resided Tbe contriteoel to mune& part. of the progranune —Mr. Hav Sheffert!, pianoforte solo; Marrs. Tom Jos Davies, John Williams, sad Edam Griffiths, Mr. TOM Clement. recitanno ; Mr. John Hein ing, cornet solo. Mr ...

... Sisk. for you come in last day. this work would lost to city. ?le Giltinen 1..11/1 the tender was sent in tor Mr John (*.oilman, Grattan street. It was unanimonely aecepted. Mr Lane, in with moved -That glom ia the boot end &law tiarlri whose .ittendance ...

... PRINCE OF WALES' THEATRE. THIS 8.15, MISS HOOK OF HOLLAND Mewl, G. P. Huntley, George Barrett, Walter Hyde, Harry Grattan. Herbert Clayton, B. S. Foster; Mesdames Gracie Leigh, Ira Kelly, Phoebe Mercer, Isabel Jay. Itz. ARTHUR BO' ICHIER, Lessee and Manager ...

... Ordish, and A. C. Taylor. The music was supplied by the White Rose Orchestra. CARDIGAN - STREET CHAPEL. The sermons in connection with the anniversary services of Cardigan-street Primitive Chapel on Sunday were preached by the Rev. M. Trevethick, of Bedford ...

... street, 11W Stephenson, David Howell, .1.1'.. Cwm, .1 W Mortimer, H.M. Customs. Cruickshank, jut. Mr John Morgan. Messrs R 1) Vaughan, I) Humphreys. R 1) Armes, C Harris,, IC Price, E Mon., Thomas Patten, James Averill, A C Powell, 1) S Edwards, Capt. Lewis ...

... PALACE, Monday. Roy»l th» Prine* of W»l«a, with Princ* W»los. visited their Majesties the King and Qn>*eD this rooming. Mr. John Ridgely Carter, Secretary of the United Sule-s F.mhx'-sy. the unavoidable absence of his F.r.celleocy the TJnited States Ambassador ...

... (dulcimer)', and John Brownlie 'phonograph). The accompaniments were iastetiuiy pla-ed -Messrs R. and W. Ilenry. number toasts were proposed and duly honoured interesting item of the prorrynme was the presentation prizes gifted to thy club Mr John S. Stuart ...

... which did some damage on ' Punday La Cardigan's country residence, ; Deeno Hall, near Kettering, the members of the ; house fire brigr.d-' were hastily summoned from the morning service at the village church. ■ TO the! JOHN HdKiS m HOUSE OF LORDS. ...

... miimbers and officials a the Corporation, and a large of tradesmen. At the house the Her John Williams officiated. at the chapel the Revs. J. D. Hughes Bleensaun, and John Williams, and at the Kravesids the Revs D Bieriett, Penpark, and J Price, Venlig. urinal ...

... MSTRICT COUNCIL meeting of this Cored held on the conclusion /if the above. Major Parkin arm preeidiog. MIGHT FRIGHTEN THE GROUSE. The nnetion of the Hardendale water oupply Imo again reported be the In. spe proviar, nothing having as yet bees dose to ...