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... subsequent re.W., I lion. he was executed. and his lands, including•• ' Grattan Manor, given to Talbot. The manor ie' also connected intimately with the Gunpowder Plot. since John Talbot's daughter Gertrude married Robert Winter, of Huddington Court. one ...
... costs. A Corby Case—John Stretton, labourer. Cottingham. was summoned for being drunk, at Corbv. on December 28. Thomas Mhite, labourer Corby, was charged with aiding and abetting a drunken person to consume beer in the Cardigan Arms, at Corby, December ...
... Pier—Apply Proprietress. ST. ANNES-ON-SEA. —57, St. Andrews-road Sth.; Sup. Aparts., near sea & station.—Mrs. Wade. LYTHAM. CLIFTON ARMS HOTli.. LYTHAM. FIRST-CLASS FAMILY HOTEL. Excellent Cuisine. Golf Links near. Motor Garage adjoins Hotel. Beautiful District ...
... 13ard labour. CHRISTMASTIDE. John Stretton, labourer, Cottingham, was summoned for being drunk, at Corby, on Dec. 28th.—Defendant denied the offence.—P.C. Wcodroffe said he saw the defendant staggering. He entered the Cardigan Arms, and witness followed, and ...
... -Met. A. near Upavoo, Wilt#., et daughter 0 STHITTINOHAM.—January *5. at Pan Bradford, the wtfa of i, njpo. aiarriaqts. », St. John a, Ealing.by the fUr. A. H Broughtoo. brother the bridegroom. axaiated the Her. J. J. Sommerhaye*. the rtcer. Flwdnriokßroughjon ...
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... (rop«x*ed to a apeoiea of yellow (ever) rage* in end about the town Cardigan in South Walea. Whole been cut off, end many houses ere bereft o* their touenU. Rnnaway.—Edward Baina, apptentica Mr. John HichWng, plumber and geaaier, at GolKogham, in the county ...
... certain funds settled under the will of hie grandfather John Sidney North, he left these funds to his wife for life, with remainder to his iesue, whom failing, to his nephew Dudley William John North, and he left the property in his own disposition upon ...
... salanv• orsmiara. with/Ist reserve. the Vera l'seful IIOVSFIIOIO FCRNITUDE and EFFECTS. comprising: Rare Dent pianoforte (hy John Driftwood old Sonat. walnut suite In erimann saddlebags. carved mahogatlY card table. fenders and fire ateria. engravisra. ...
... the unselfishness of scribed, and endowed with many pleasing the 0 ioneers, who laid broad and deep the qualities. The long arm of coincidence plays foundations upon which we build. The Cone prominent part in her history, until her ference is of one mind ...
... breaking of the coupling, and that all the men concerned acted with promptitude. and did their beet to prevent an accident. Dnver John Davis, who was charge of the engine that was forced cm to *lel pamenger train was to be commended Way for meeting the mummy ...