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... ant, Cormack M'Donagh, as Administrator of the said Denis M'Donagh, deceased, all that and those that part of the Lands of Arm, containing 2 acres, 3 roods, and 33 perches or thereabouts, statute measure, situate in the Baiony of Castlereagh and County ...
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... totake up the duties of Postmaster-General, was received in audience by the King to-day, heing presented to his Majesty by Mr John Ridgely Carter, Secretary of the United States Embassy.in the unavoidable absence of the law Reid. Captain the Hoa. Seymour ...
... LAST oF THE GLOVE-NAKERS. BAD FATALITY IN T Mr Jebn Francis, the well-known Cork who resided at 23 Grattan et the on Monday result of a sad and rather fine He wes on the estorn ‘on last Thoreday eveo when «we past » knocked . Be was about 60 wes thrown ...
... and lady Weldon, ®r Rachard and Wy Mnagfave, Sir. the Hon. Lady Mahon, Sir John and Arnott, Charles Cameron. SirWiUhim, Lady aad Miss BnUer. WiJliani.and Lady Thomson, Sir John Johnston, Sir Vindsot and Lady Hash, Sir Chartes.Ball, Sir William Crawford ...
... authorities take in hand the continue until the of young gets efficiently in: EX-BANK MANAGER WITH FORGERY. Atthe Cardigan Serious Case at Cardigan. D. Davies, afternoon (before W. Nicholas, late C. Evans, and A. Clogher), We 52, Mansel-terrace, Swanses, tank ...
... Iwo wan engaged in mending a belt wlide machinery war running. although be had been fnequenaly warned not to doeta. Hoe Cardigan jacket was caneht by the el l afei n g, he wan whirled rcund and terribly mutilated. The incloset wag ar the mill yoiterday ...
... on my hand. The inflammation increased, and no treatment had any effect upon it. Then the inflammation extended all over my arms. irritating me beyond description. My body broke out in red blotches. and et night I could not get a wink of Sleep because ...
... VICTORIA WARD. Hasp, Farmers' Arms,Royal Queen, Miners' A welhattended committee werisig to for- Arms Beck and Fountain, Colliers' Arms, ward the candidature of labour candidate, Crown Cross Keys, Terminus Hotel, Hope Mr. John Powlesland was held in the ...
... Davies, John Roes, John Davies Benjamin Davies, David Davies, Mnengwyn ; Joshua Griffiths, John Jones, David Davies, Dolau; Griffith Davie*, Mrs Elisabeth Evans, Mews Thomas Morris, David Thomas, Llandyssul district; John Davies, Pontvrreg; David James ...
... close a hearty vote of thanks was accorded the visitors the motion of the Rev. J. S. Richards. CORBY. Inquest. —At the Cardigan Arms, Corby, Mr. C. Parker, Deputy Coroner, held an inquest, on Thursday, on the body of the child of Thomas Walker. The father ...
... There was a good attendance, a! john Williams, Penywern (chairman Martia Dowlais District), presi ded, Mr. freely illustrated bis remarks with diagrams and practical experiments. A vote of was accorded, op the motion of Mt. John Dariese. C , miners’ agent ...