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... travels in Pembrokeshire and Card'ganshire).—Distriet committee Cul. 11. W. 11. Brenehley, Glantirw, Cardigan: Mr Grismond Philipps, Cwingwilly, Brotiwyekt Arms, R. 5.0., South Wales; and Mr G. E. S. Prothern-Beynon, Trewern, Ititland, R. 5.0., South Wales ...
... meeting. Bauer.—A beater orasnised by the Hon. Mrs. John Gretton. on I.eivalf of the District Nursing Association, was held on Monday, at Stapleford Han, near Melton Mowbray, and wee attended by a !arm and fasbienabl.- eon:piny. Mrs. BurnsHartopp roribed ...
... Walter Gibson to Charles Relf. Frampton Arms, Well-street, Edward John Mitchefi) to William Rylands. Parish of St. Mary, Stratford, Bow.—Three Tuns, Bow-road, John Harding to Thomas Harding. Lord Cardigan, Cardigan-road, Martha Mar{ Jones to ...
... and Oakley- Purlieus Catalogues may had of C. A. Pelham, Esq. Cardigan Estate-office, Corby, Kettering; or of the Auctioneers, Market Harborough. Woodmen will attend at the Cardigan Arms, Corby, at 11 o'clock on the Monday and Tuesday prior Sale, show ...
... that he lowered the deceased man's 'horse during the Crimean War over the side of the ship Himalaya, and he witnessed Lord Cardigan's horse jumping over the side of the same vessel at the same time and place. Captain Jones then related, on behalf of Mr ...
... by an emore being demandtel. to which she readily consented. The chorus To arms ! to arms ! was very ni , ely given, the voices taking up their with eat exactness. King John, parts greatn gton, and Justice each appeared in turn as soloists, and m:mediately ...
... and nine in.. while driving a bone and car across Grattan quay a horse yoked to a lorry was proceeding along thequay; that he (defendant' pulled up. and after starting the horse again a cyclist, Mr. John MT/alter, came alone behind the lorry and came into ...
... BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE! WONDERFUL CURES OF afness, RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS, &c. AFTER FIVE YEARS SUFFERING AND USELESS DOCTORING. JOHN HARDACRE, of 9, Leasowe-avenue, Hunslct Carr. Leeds, has , re heved of live years suffering from Gastric Catarrh and Paralysis ...
... Llsoystuusiiiiry ; the Rev Jobs Gwen, M.A., Criccleth, o ffi ciating. The bridesmaid and best man were Miss Maggie Thomas, Cardigan House, CriDeieD, and the Rev R Dewi Williams, B.A. Peninaenseer. The whole neighbourhood evidently were mach interested In ...
... Daniel, Mr Ledd Davies wee appointed to Bt. Dogma's. New Building, The Clerk reed a :eiscived from Maws. John William and Sons, bidden'. Cardigan, applying for permission to boarding in front of a sew building, at a distance of ten feet from the wall ...
... Party aad the United Irish Lsagoe were striving for the same end by different means —vis., for a Parliament ana they had in Grattan's time and the independence they enjoyed in 178 a. Be called on them join the United Irish League, and said that the Irish ...
... London (not as before reported) IPSWICH armed Cygnet, Coates [Apr 16) Harwich Seagull, Stagg!, London Lord Londonderry (a) Hardy, Seaham Gladys (s), Ward, Snape Katberine(e),Osborne, do Tern (a), Haste. London John & Hanuab, Day Harwich Iverna, Fenn, Yarmouth ...