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... of COUNTESS CARDIGAN --- FAMOUS VieruilLAN Da ail To begin with, Figure I eh -ei where IGermans made their great assault with poi- Indy Cardigan as Park on . 1 rnn gainer, which drow o ur front clad is Timmy. nostover mat be toeing of + ta I . the ,_ ...
... inquest was held at Blaenporth, Cardigan- shire, on Monday. While a wedding party was going to church at Blaenporth on Saturday Miss Har- ries, the bridegroom’s sister, was fatally shot from the roadside, and Evan John Jones, a ‘ahourer, who fired the ...
... Escsra.—A case of drowning has occurred! and —an the subject inqueston Monday, the Cardigan Arms. Annie Bar - | rait, of Edmund Barrik, the body' , that her son John, aged six years. He left home about five o'clock on Saturday, and was with five other ...
... of the late Earl Cardigan, Thursday the 31st March. 1910 Catalogues and conditions sale may be hid of C. A. Pe.lham, Esq., Cardigan Estate Office, CVrby, of the Auctioneers, Market Harborough. . Woodmen will attend the Cardigan Arms. Corby, at 11 o'clock ...
... We OSPITAL TE There were more than 20 sacks of Army overcoats, khaki trousers, blankets, sleep- ing caps, cardigans jackets, and Army boots on view at ihe Bath Police Court on day, when four ex-orderlies at Bath War Hospital were charged with theft. Many ...
... Lincoln. “IT believe so; but I only know them be — = = = cause they were ihe two ladies who mistook me for the Other John Smith.” A touch on my arm and a whisper in my | ear aroused me irem a reverie of Thich’ IT Kad been entrapped. The | from the inside SS ...
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... Mr. Horace Peet, res, Countess of Cardigan; hc bam, Oakham. Eleven entric of thirty-tive of a substantial b A dinner was provided after the show, and a company Ot Mr. J Jonzs, A by Host W. Manning, of the “ Sondes Arms.” Yleston-road, Leicester, the hon ...
... occupation of Mr. Wm. Boost, was secured by Mr, J. Allen, of 86, West Parade, for £lOlO. The King's Arms public-house, freehold, situate in the Ring's Arms yard, High-street, opposite the Tbs•te Royal,and a range of buildings on the north side of the theatre ...
... own welfare, to those terms which now less look. “Why should « use, if you de not, ze others yon will never enjoy. Fraulein Grattan you wil! never marry,” he answered solemnly. “Oh, I am not afraid that my new friends will fai] to keep their bargain. They ...
... arustain the public opinion this oouatry. FACE AND ARM MASS OF ** BLISTERS. 11, Southgate road, Wincliester, Eng.—My injuries to the. iao« ar. ...
... for Cape Town at 4.15 p.m. The Countess of Cardigan has been entertaining a house party for the first autumn shoot. The guests included Lady Adela Cochrane, Lady Augusta Fane, the Earl and Countess of Cardigan, Lord Savernake, Mr. Pelham, General Stracey ...