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... FATHER JOHN MACAULAY. ‘‘He died, full of years and honours;” The old phrase was never more appropi lately used than in connection with the peaceful end of the long and saintly career sketched in our columns to-day. The Very Rev. John Macaulay’s life was ...
... Fraserburgh: song— The Better Land, Mies Helen J. Reekie, Fraserburgh; aong—Arm, arm, ye Brave, Mr Ben Aberdeen; song— Nazareth, Mr John Aberdeen; song—Nazaroth, John Briggs, Fraserburgh; song— Rocked in Cradle of the Deep, Mr J. H. Dickie, F ...
... that the Tanner's Arms was not required and referred the matter to Quarter Sessions.—An apiJieation by Mr W J Williams for a pro- visional licence was granted. Ti' CARDIGAN. WILL OF THE LATE MR LEWIS EVANS. Mr Lewis Evans, J.P., Cardigan. who died on Mb ...
... been granted by the magistrates. An objection sas h.-ing made to the renewal of the liven, of the Tanner's Arms, Verw.ck. from the Town Hall, Cardigan, and about • mile treat liwbert, and the same distance from the Gwbert Hotel, which ear in the same parish ...
... then' being no children.—litis Honour granted the necessary order. Claim for Work Done. John Mona, (wmmins, St. Dogmelfs, sued Thonris Johns. Plasterer's Arms, Cardigan for the sum of Bs. 9d. for work done. —Mr W. J. Williams appeared for plaintiff. —Plaintiff ...
... 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 ...
... opposit’on. and to his defence the American Expediting of 4,000 Irish troops sent on his plea that they would out as “armed negotiatvrs.” Grattan, in an attack upon Flood, delivered in the Irish House of Commons. October, 1783. in regard this matter, said— With ...
... —Apply Manager, a. abute. JOHN ROBERTS. J-vie Pit-sow. PEACOCK GROUND. Road. LMd«.-Pir-« Today (Friday), .Heart*. Need nam and Fh-irtwr will give £> entrance. 4r. ad dud; tarda; IJ . tiny, rxU Free prondtd r«ev|. uiw ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
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