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... LOCAL NEWS. The Rev. 1.. Macphail, of Grattan, North. amptonshirs, ham accepted the call to the pastorate of the Thorneby Baptist Church. Ada Craw 06), 37, Kingman-street, was at Middlesbrough. today, bound over to be of good behaviour on a &Argo of having ...
... the Mr. Kde«£ rillor TbeobaW. and the late Mr. Jnlv a bve-eWtioo caused the i. Aid, AUi™.. W r JOHN 9AUSBY, OF BIROWELL. The ocnirred Saturday hi» of Mr. John N*«*hy. rdwcll. illnen*. The gentleman, who of nre. horn for onward* of half r Ihr «mplov M«-9r ...
... Made Easy.— The third edition of Lieut. Col. S. T. B-inniug’s work. (Gale and Poldeu, 4s. Cd. net.) Hart’s Annual Army List (John Murray, 21s.).—The sixty-eighth volume of thit valuable work of reference. May Reviews and Magazines. Blackwood and Nineteenth ...
... have a drink, and they went through the Lamb and Flag Yard, where she, at his request, took hie arm. They went into Alfredetreet, and be suddenly snatched his arm away and said, I can't stop because the Proctors are cocaine She ran into Alfred-lane to escape ...
... K. J. Meredith to Brenda V. K Cox, PAYNE 3th, at St Mark’s Church, North d. by the Rev. A. J. May, M. A., Sidney, se on of John William Payne. la ate ship's s stew ae to Eva Emma, youngest daughter of Mr. Matthews, of H.AL Dockyard (both of Ports:nouth) ...
... Headqrs., Cardigan ; period on duty, Nov. 28 to Dec. 2, 1805 ; I major, 2 captains, 2 lieutenants, 2 cornets or ensigns, I adjutant, 2 quartermasters, 6 sergeants, 6 corporals, 2 trumpeters or drummers, 74 privates. Head-quarters, Cardigan ; period on ...
... WILLIAM PHILIPPS, who was tie of OW EN sad CHARLOTTE PHILIPPS. Was nt about the oth day of Mareh. 11133, at In the County of Cardigan. Ile ettwratel to Australia in or about the rear 1862, and is believed to have lived in Melbourne. and wol as a labourer ...
... Carlton. Tydides Mr. John Craig's King's Goureihip Duke of Devonehire's b o by Blue Sand—Word of Honour Lord Durham's Miesko Mr. W. & Elsey'ri Cale Douglas Capt. R. W. EtbeWoe's Dorothy Perkins Sir George Farrar. Bastards Mr. F. Grattan'. Oreb Mr. L. E. Homan'a ...
... —The funeral took place at Llangoedmoro, Cardigan, on Thursday, of Mr. John Edwards Jones, who for the last forty years has been in business at Cardigan as a pharmaceutical chemist. He was the second son of Mr. John Jones, of Cawrenee, Llangocdmore, and ...
... Craven Arm* (&*;, Ludlow (92). tent r-*a*l bock through Craven .Arms ...
... the second she struck sunken wreckage the River Maas. | Other accidents were;—-November 30th, 1897, the vessel Countv of Cardigan, whilst proceeding river in tow, was caught on tho bar between The Hook and Maasluis; the wind drove her to leeward, and ...
... promptly attended to: best price given. —Mack. 39. Hr. Chatham-st..Oxford Rd FURNITURE BOUGHT, cask down: no triable: ao delay. John Ilisey, 196, o.dham Road, Manchester. Estab. 1880. Waste tubber Purchased for Cash: large or email quantities.—The Indiarubber ...