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... close to where Lord Cardigan was standing. she witnessed the ohmage of the Heavy Brigade. The Light Brigade, with her husband a.niummt them, was standing near. She saw Captain Nolan ride up and the ill fated order to Lord Cardigan. and saw the Light Brigade ...
... been skating a great deal at the club lately. The Countess of Cardigan is entertaining a large shooting-party at Deene Park, Northamptonshire. not yet dignified himself with the conventional arms and supporters, as Lord Wolverhampton has, with the motto ...
... IN OOOKBTOWN Yesterday, Cookstown, William Rooney Thomas Hamilton, and John Toner were brought in custody before Mr. John Glasgow, J.P., and charged with having broken into Mr. John Doris's public-house on the night of the and stolen number bottles of ...
... —Prisoner was fined and costs, or seven days. DRUNK ON LICENSED PREMISES.-- John Kelly, of nu stated address. fined hs. and cost) • for haying been drunk on the licensed premises of John Allison, (hypes Hotel, Canning-street. THURSDAY:I-Before - Hears. P. McMahon ...
... Mown D. iketteda T. Imo she • Lileann—Tha anieniagn of CM. Chord sere Is bare* nmengnainin deliveted Is M. fingben, WA.. Cardigan, Z. Thew Mr. T. Joao and M. Jane presided at the wpm. tonna. st townd• ipsarterly satraisat el Colima (bayed am Mid as Deady ...
... FY, HOCSPA FOR COMPENSATION. The annual licens;ng sessions for the borc,ugh of Cardigan was held at the Guildhall. on Monday. The magistrates present were tho Mayor (Mr. John Evans), Messrs. W Woodward, T E Darin°. 0 Evans, A. (*tougher, E. Bowen. J. C ...
... Valuable Brick and Slated FREEHOLD DWELLING HOUSE and SHOP, situate No. 93, HIGH TOWN ROAD, LUTON (as late The Cricketer Arms ), having important frontage. For further particulars apply H. HOLYOAK & SON, Auctioneers, 23, Castle Street, Luton. Messrs ...
... M.A. (Bt. John's College, Cambridge), B.Sc. (let. Divisidn), London. Certificated and Regtetsed Toraher. - - - CLLOBICAL ILUIT111: JAMES BOYD ROBERTSON, 8.A., 2nd Class Clamical Honours Moderations and Lit. Hum., late Scholar of St. John's College, Oxford ...
... Gelding, any age, over 12.2, to 'be ridden in saddle. 1, Mr. Tom J. Mathias, Llynytelin, Cardigan; 2 , Mr. Owen H. Parry, Nanhoron Arms hotel, Nevin, North Wales; 3 Mr John Lewis, Llanio leaf, Llanio Road, Otrdiganshire; r., Mr. David Lloyd, Pallpridd, Lledrod ...
... Aberporth; 2. John (Flnlyn Arms). Troedyrbiw, 3, divided between James Evans, Pontahaen and Dd. Davies. Gorse, Cilrhedyn. Champion class, 1. Dd. Jones, Ilryngwrog; 2. S. Davies, Broresiott ; 1 J T. Evens, Ithewtneoch, Cilrhedvn. General class. I. John Thomas ...
... death. Carr»’;rt]i jsliire Pembrokeshire police ; recur *M country i- :h« supposed car. and traced it through Pernbroke hire Cardigan, i where the chi' was lost. Medical / s tli.it tiie victim’s ...
... (it-leek. The question is frequent!, asked eaunot the people of the district of South Cardigan. embracing such trims as Lampeter. New Quay. Aberayron. and Cardigan be given the one and a half hour lest at Carmarthen for writing and replying to letters ...