... hall with John Ivtvgh. end «!. m.-d anvassed fur Dr. Keogh 'o.a th-> day • Fair. 2i:d August. While witness was walking to town John Keogh overtook iiim car, ami dmvw him into Jvintf, where, in company with other men, hod drink, after which John Keogh said ...

... AUCTION. es MONDAY. Bra OCTOINIt. Mt without the toe. kerlag Valuable _ 11, Inn SOW, Ham • min) nuresoLa nrThellaZllll MOM JOHN M. LEEDER & SON Positood tuenessisse rpm& tbe Isom on a a• kaft iturig 1 Ir. Frederick F. Newer. (Fellow of the Auctioneers ...

... reminiscences recently published by another weed dear. Lady Cardigan. Lady Dorothy is, in fact, very severe upon that Lady, and applies herself to the task of undoing the bad effects of Lady Cardigan's book where it compromised personal reputetioas. The vivacious ...

... Glasgow) Elemore (s) (of Newcastle) Greenhill (s), from Barry Hurlford (e) (of Glasgow) Stanley Force (s) (of Whitebaven) Cardigan shire; s), Ykohams for London and Hamburg RMS Topase PRAWLE POINT peed west t3ept BO Bogatyr (a), Cloistadt for Sta•paeai ...

... taw went se apt. Neva* Waters. Mere Wee at Arms. rho bas recently erierpre a worm epterree. r sor toaratereet. bet bar bren compelled to tercel all agetererate ter Worm • e e • Sir Henry and Lady &AM Grattan Bd. low entertained • amber at friends M Mount ...

... Sutherland, Lerwick ; h.c.. Miss J. Mackay, Mnness ; Miss Grace Jamieson, Sanday; Miss A. Sutherland, Lerwick. Two Shetland Cardigans—l, Mrs Conley. Lerwick ; 2, Mrs Smith, Bitter. Four Ladies White Spencers-1 Miss C. Gray, Loch, Isle of Fouls: 2 Mrs Conley ...

... Modern MENTS. viz.:— D it.use, fr 0 .: ;. Othe•s.. Airricaltar it lmotemerds also 4 h.p. Portable HOUSES.- B ay Cardigan Mare. adod. 15 tele. 12. linteher's Shop. Encino and 13.iler icing kW. Dd. Stephens oos in all harrows Meek Horse Coo. 6 ...

... him the limit. volved in the courts of Chili have hem upholsterer. at the rear of Me. John Malcom- Mr. Jameson said that morning his spade - rescued by the strong arm of British dipha son's.son's.premises in Market Street. Isurgaium. meter out sit order; ...

... J J i'antyffynnon Turkey cock or h: 1 David Grove 2 Griffiths l'antas Griffiths Arms Duck 1 Bros Abergwili 2 Morgan 3 T Scurlock Grove Gooso or : John Griffiths Pant- Arms i Grove David Grove PUJKONB ur : 1 F C Swana'a 2 J ) A Burton WIDOW'S STORY All ...

... 95gs. for T issington Golden Ray, and also to the champion ing ton Acros' Seventy guineas was paid tallion, Sir Archie, for Cardigan, for Tissington s, of Talybout, ney Show four years ago. e, second at London port, secured Corn- Aower and her filly foal ...

... was t o !. whki the police faced. lam 011 - etorefe through their el smell the , meat that the average of whereabouts of the arms and of the . Scotland Yard to be called omen In bead. The exp er i men t wee a comp u te revel even the most, simple mystery ...

... DUNIJAPIT. EXCEPTIONALLY VALUABLE Id- --.- Arcade. Engagements 'wronged for - One mile from lannssat Station, L. mod N.W. Messrs. John M. Leader and Son CENSED AND OTHER BUSINESS Mr. R. G. Roberts. F.A. AND PRIVATE DWEL- (of the Finn Edward Roboeto am Basaare ...