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... . of th,ir story they were Brude. Della sad a William de Brudaaell arm a person of large planarian@ the time of Henry 111. and Edward I. O ne Thema. Brudenell became Earl of Cardigan in 1561 But tong ere thin date a representative of house obtained tbe ...

... Men's Shirts, Pants, Hose, Cardigan Jackets, &c., offered at ALL STOCK MUST BE OLEARED. LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS. Mr. G. Matthews Barnett URNI777RII RIMOIILILB, Ma BONE SETTEE. /Lc, Attends Nuneaton, everi Third rat the NEW MATE ARMS HOTEL. 1 1 COVENTRY, ever ...

... Crewe, woo onset/id to pay Y. including ors. Y LOIK t .- John Hearn, Bowling (:teen, was trend to pay ihs. 6d. for rooms donkey to ray to bery-road. Coppeirr, 3.1. SOMEWHA'f SMARTER THAN HIMSELF. —John florid% sermon, of Lnerpool. toes ' rumored fa travelling ...

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... the anodise wind A 6th are evidence as to what kanpened on July 7th and August OU, said that. on A rend .gore she seen Grattan Welke Info. Defendant was h the Want of • revolver .nth him. vent into ead assatios regarding wife's conduct. He bad • lane ...

... to carry oat a snare, national railways cowering tO,OOO Foreign loser win be utilised for purpose in the frontier provinces Arm (rose contrid is essential, but mixed ('Menus and foreign companies will be granted concessions throughout Miss proper for certain ...

... ehou'el be made sot later than by next Wedn.olay mornont • pot. October 19th. eB3 HENRY MANLEY A 80MB, LTD. LLYN.Y. EIJN, CARDIGAN. THURSDAY, Oct. 24th. d'l SALE of 45 High-eam XX HORSES, SIEPPENG 00118 101411 W, many of which an noted Prise - wieners ...

... ASS :n for FAls, includ a champion prize of EL,. Nitmerou. Specials ales offered by Mr. J. W. Kennomhy, Mr. F. E. Hunts, Mr. John Jackson, CI Dstrict Shire Horse Sot gamy •:zo the ••Jert.cy de Knoop SArer lenge Cup. the great Show and Sale of the year ...

... Pataull Primmer. to Mr. Litesiforth, listford; Sir Wm. Chia's Lady Jane, 72pas.. to Mr. Bram Bremenda Wm. Cain's. Roos Cardigan. to Mr. P. W. Andean., Cadet.; Lord 'devices*, Miss Daisy. to Mr. Otanitruth, Mr. J. Jeckennh, Lass,' to Mr. Plait. 2 ...