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... Aly pe , said decensed Was a fellow I od to see him (withess) at his oftice on Wednead ay. December Mewis had been lodging at John Lane's common “house at Alf ‘They called he med inal cor (Dre Corkery), who than to witne es for an onder for juedical relie ...

... Fardon's quadrille band, which gave every satisfaction. Mr. H. Parker, of the King'. Arms Hotel, catered in his usual good style. NORTHMOOR. CONTALEVENCI.—Mrs. Cardigan Williams. The Vicarage, has so far recovered from her recent; illness as to have been ...

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... Evans, Date Inn, Liandilo; Mr. John James. Dyffryn, Mr. John Jones; Comb farm, Llangunnock; Mr. Walter Johns, Penygar, Llandingat; Mr. David Jones, College-street, Ammanford; Mr .James H. Lewis, Lianllwne, Llangan-East; Mr. John Lloyd, Saw Mill, Llandebie; ...

... Walter Millßon to James Edward Skinner; th© Birdr in-Hand, from James Kdward Skinner to John George the Golden Lion from Annie Harvey to John Bland; the Royal Oak from John Burton to David Jesse Baker the .Lion and Lamb from Fredk. Bay lis Alice M. M. Self ...

... labourer, was Linn ad, a. wean the larceny ha, Weller* of Morec Watt. Jas..: &nerve. 'me Hounhau aciewiod. Mt John J Wale, of Jona, hardware Arm had or seven atone of Arad in a M We bent then lice prianee had beret nationals • subbequea ly ale tread ,produessi ...

... LEEDS AMATEUR LKACDE. Bee.--.cn Hill Parish Church v. Cardigan Holbecs Leamington v. lyodge Albion. Leeds St. Clement'& Old St. Jcdr's IlareliiiU. Moorfioid United All Saints'. Silver liill v. Arm ley Albion On the ground ef the r»t-named ahrb. ORDINARY ...

... by the story of how Lord Cardigan met Lady one night a ball, and the very next day she accepted his protection.” I think not, my ...

... as best man, arrived, and a quarter of an hour later the bride, who lookeq charming, walked to the altar rails qoming on the arm of her father, who subsequently gave her away. She was attired in white satin, trimmed with pearls bugle embroidery, with a ...