... O'CALLAGHAN (ontgoina, Grattan street, Builder. Proposed by Stark, 3 Great George • street; seenanded by John J 117 6 d Rood. Two papers mibresited. RICHARD 19 Smith. Journalist. Proposer, William Tally, 91 stieet armed°, John Hering', George's itreet ...

... TheTorfcablre Post, Leeds. rr«o LET. hotrod id HOUSE and SHOP, one the X thoroughfares Leeds; uniaoe pewit ton; Cardigan Buildings. adjoining Cardigan Arms.—Harrison. Tow use mi, and Co., Printer*. Cardtgai Lane; Wrlsdoo, Batcher, same block. /CENTRAL POSITION ...

... sacrifice were they for His dear name ; No more the wearied arm its sheaves shall reap; Sleep now, in Jesus sleep. Hid in the secret place where none can harm; Beneath thee lies the everlasting arm) The love that wept for thee no more shall weep; Sleep now ...

... BELFAST. Largest Dental Practice in Ireland, EXTRACTIONS—NO PAIN. Bepreeented at— JOHN STREET, SLIGO, Daily, from 10 am.to 8 p.m, BOYLE evjry WEBNE3DAY, AT BOCKINOHAM ARMS HOTEL. TUBBERCURRY Every Monday, at Miss Henehaa’s, The MANORHAMITON First and Third ...

... of Saturday, Ju 4th. .no return on the following Monday. To tint. Coined Roberta ar'm'ed for till , yoar. The teligraphie addroaa of the joint I n, the throe im Cardigan, and Porihroke RN flood TriwitoriaL Car- are informed by the secretary of the I ...

... Hackney over 15 h.h: 1, Mews Evans and Bon, Llwyneadfor: 2, T J Mathias; 3 John Jones, Rhosbill; 4, B T Davies, Irgerre. Cob, not over 15 h.b: I, T James, Myrtle Hill, Llechrwl, ; 2, John Rees, renrallt, Boneath ; J, Jollefl., Penal/ICA/li, Aberporth: 4. I) ...

... D. Davies, Mountain, Beulah, 5.0.; r, Jim Thomas, thlbronnau Lodge, Cardigan. Leghorn any variety, crick or hen.-1, J. Oakland, Cardigan; 2, and r, J. H. Spurry, Singers, Cardigan; 3, H. Havani, Netiadd, Mennen; 4 and vhc, D. E. Williams, Cilwentleg ...

... were F. M. Sir George White, Lord Rear, Admiral Sir Cyprian Bridge, Lieutenant-General Mackmnon, General Sir John French, the Earl of Cardigan, and Sir Felix Schuster. Lord Brassey proposed the toast, “Our Guest,” and Mr. Haldane, in reply, said given ...

... Tools.—Apply John Luca* and Sons, Green lane, Sheffield. y 6178 rpHE BUSINESS of Daniel Smith and Co., Makers of Presses, Stamps, Shears, etc., formerly of Wolverhampton, now Acquired and carried by John Hands and Sons. Ltd., at Cardigan Works, Belmcnt ...

... for the quarter ending 31st March had greatly increased in the County of Cardigan, the number for 1908 being 2.381, as agsinAt 1.831 for the flame quarter in 1907.. For the Cardigan Union alone the numbers were in 1908, 447, and in 1907. 3•2.1.—Mr J. Mathias ...

... paints, furniture, and ironmongery for (arm houses. The judges got through their work expeditiously. The following exhibits were in the show grounds and attracted con* sldetable attention -.—Traps and cars by John Mooney, Gardiner street, Dublin; Bannertons ...

... I got up and put on my .JOO dippers, and opened tb• John ~ha•e place •t Bal• door. rode Park. Bucks, ha• been reentring the ki mot • ' ! Tell me the truth, Nogiichi, I per- Mated; •• what have they sent you here to coax tee about? Please, Denizen! ...