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... -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 ...
... D. M.M5tr.813. 0103 KNOCK. Paweett, James E. 1 M. Miehie, John 1 M.SS. Bodle, John 1 M.SS. TRADE. ARM:M.:KN. ,Alexanderß. O.C. ROME LONDON. LI VPRPOO L. Sharnbrook. John H. M. Barnett, Albert M. Bvswick. George F. M. Thorn, Arthur ...
... with eire e tt 7 to Mr W. prow for the National &whey for the PrewarMou of Oruro, to Children, and Mr. Tem Phillips defended_ John Thomas that he found to the boom 17. laanbrudach. and found only • *treat of bread Ih•re. fires bad any male defendant yam ...
... until the adjourned arssions, for the emductioli of proper plane The Tanner's Arms: • - Mr W. J. Williams appeated on behalf of Mr. John Richards, the tenant of the Tanner's Arms, Vern .g, and appli:d for a of the licence.—The rettenal was objected to by ...
... £l2O 125., 64.. respectively. Mr. Meyrie Hughes intimated that Jane Jenkin:, Rhydgaled Arms, Ystrad Meurig, accepted the L'72 6s. offered her, and Mary Lloyd Vedw Arms, Bettws Leiki, £lB2 as, the amount awarded in her case. It also announced that the parties ...
... COURT. Tuesday.—Before Mr. W. 0. Norman (in the chair), Aid. J. Grundy, and Aid. C. Boam. Dishonest Midland Railway Employee.— John Brown, labourer. Shaftesbury-street, was charged on remand with stealing on 14th Dec. 271bs. of scrap copper, v&luo 155., from ...
... to aoeaiy iciiaoi «. PrJ?lt OL^-B0S lnc'.ud.o* PIVB COTTAOKS. ST. JOSKPfTS TBKRACR GRATTAN CRK3CBNT -Ut Me»«. John and non under L«se for term krwwn ANNA VILLA, GRATTAN CRESCENT, tom -Let to a -eekly tenant peering per -mum 8 0 ALSO PJLOTOF -fjoining, ...
... before reported) ST. JORI--N.B.arefeed Monteruces (s) ST. JOHN—N.B. mint Jan 12, 8 P.M. Monmouth (a), Avonmouth Jan 11 arrived Evangeline (e) NOB= lITDIZT strived Jan 7 Munin (I) ST. JOHN/—N.F. erriirsil E S floekets: Jan I 5 Nuroldian (e) Othello ...
... brought for interment at Llanbadarn on Tuesday. CARDIGAN INQULVT. At the Police Station, on Monday, Mr. J. H. Mans, coroner tor South G rcigan, held an inquest touching the death ti Mrs M. A, Owen, wife of Mr. John ',.v?a, 2, Lion-terrace, who was found hanging ...
... death the Calcutta Bar loses one of its ablest representatives. He was born in 18. and was the second son of John Evans, Lovesgrove, County Cardigan. He was educated at Winchester and Corpus Christie Col lege, Oxford, and was a Bsrristser of Lin coins Inn ...
... Chair, Eight Oak Single Chairs in Saddlebags, Single Mahogany Spoon-Back Chairs Morocco, Antique Mahogany Arm Che.ir in Leather, Two Carved Arm and Six Antique .Mahogany Single Chairs, Two Antique Ladder-Back Chairs. Stuff-Over Corner Settle Tapestry ...
... Harnebj-’s thresher. .Address 552. Examiner Office. 297 PUIUuBRED Bulldog pup*. 8 weeks, females. one game* ; approval. John Ambrose, Pigott Arm# Hotel, RotKkeaie. SaJ«. weil-hred, good looking red ®ett«r dog, tramed. 371. 537 ro BE LET OR SOLD. 8 and 9. Goramarket ...