... Miss Rowland, Miss H. Rowland. • • At Bakewell Petty Se - isions on Friday, John Lilley. of the Green Dragon, Chesterfield, applied for temporary authority at the Devonshire Arms. Ashfo-d. Mr V. R. Cockerton, who appeared for him, said that the recent ...

... and at Bury there Is a St. Edmund's Heed—probably held between the paws of a wolf. es in the arms of the borough. It is a long way from the saint.. to King John. to whom a house at Walpole Andrew is dedieated, not very far from where that ignoble monarch ...

... J. M. Howell, and John loom (Oemel*); Aberystwyth, Mrs Credible (Waterloo Hotr.l), Mrs Maw Idery Jones, the Revs T. Led and J. A. Morris, Messrs C. M. Williams and Richard Richard, (fthydyfelin)• Cardigan, 3111 Phillip, th e fter John WiLiams, and Mr 0 ...

... Mr Selby. wha °floret' per annum; after which a spirited competition was ii betweeu Mr Lewis, of Swansea, M Evan Jones, Mr John Roberts, jun., and hi Thomas, of Hated. Eventually, however, lb y were knocked down to Mr Lewis. :it tee yearly rental of ...

... don't re• member seeing Timothy Donovan to-night. went to the Pant Cemetery, and came beck and had three drinks at the Cardigan Arms. I then went to Merthyr for a walk. That is I know of what. I am accused of to-night. After Donovan died, he charged prisoner ...

... Bingley Urban Hiatrict Counr.! was bold on Monday evening At the Town llall. Mr. W. R. Atkinenn pre. Aided, and the pneent were 'John Brown. Jubal Barrett. A. M. DmLe. H. M. Daman, Wm. Wshh. Geo. Tattier, W. R. Nunn.. If. IL haycock. f. D. Lang. bottom G. W ...

... deaf. la ialleary of my dear huthand. John Ervidten Dodds JAI, Owlsm Terrace, Heaton. who died Feb. 20th. 1906 aged n mon. Dem . i-membered by hie loving wife, Elizabeth .Della; sadly mad. In teethe memory of John Thomas. the beloved hothead of Mary Seale ...

... Blunden, Castle Blunden, and M issl Blonde's Mr. G. W. Strongman, Waterford ; Capt ain Dickenson, R.A.M.C._; Mr. Grattan Power and Mrs. Grattan Power, Mr. Morton, Ballyragget ; Mr. H. Ridgeway, Waterford; Miss Adair and Miss W. Aaair, Miss Cooper-Chadwick ...

... SATURDAY, 20 FEBRUARY, 1909. Chronicle News. Future History. TYCO 11.1 at Fayla & Cain clay work., Wareham. acre Wird by a fall of arm'. The hollow of Peier re, woo tired onto, woo injured. Aged 103. Mr. of the can. was interred in the ICC. i'otaetrry, nig h ...

... i MUFFS, &c., LI,EXQUISITELY CLEANED 1 - -.Tr:, IPATBITED MACHINERY AT HALF PRIM. & J. M`KECHNIE, CLEANING EXPEKTK. I 68 Grattan St., Dublin L [LBO AT CONK AND LIMKRICIL TEACIFING OF DRAWING. ri ue ,lo • is Armor-WA Mow, a 1,14/41 , 146 4•3403 OW 100 ...

... which the remedy of loot other purposes could the et ii of unemployment had some responsii,t,.t attacked property. diSond :.;armed tapital. People Wife tint Innre in fnretrn sewive frightened he the pre. The Lord , aid he did not ditpule 'that places in ...

... Presently their attention els., Mnation of Sir John Dickson Peonage, and the 'by . mmittees, on which that Council sleeted n'tul - d be called to another application, but that n_cn• P. Wyndham. Sir John wee a young member mem bers , -ee and why should ...