... night, held in the Arms, Wingate, it unanimously agreed to form a branch the Northern Tariff Reform Federation* the following officers were elected: Mr. John Brown, president; Mr. Mark Owen, chairman; Mr. Tbos. Morrell, secretary; Mr. John W. Hill, representative ...

... Mary Arm Thomson, ‘during life, anmiitv of Irte. per week to his brother-in-law, Richard Thomson, during life, and annuity £\ per week to his housekeeper, Mary Snaw, during lifo, and subject thereto the remainder the mnietv his two brothers, John Walmsley ...

... 17.0oinaa. Motor Polak.. Apply W. Z. !SOWN, Onraer of CARDIGAN BTREET sad DUNSTABLE ROAD. WANTED.—A 000 D of worttne 17-0410•11 Or box Nerhmew; motor power. Competent 407. C. A. CLARA, SU, CARDIGAN ST., LUTON. Applj amid and sem ray, italcar, • Lama 'harrine ...

... Grey from Martinique, ‘are not fit to bear arms.’ ‘I know not which are worse, officers or men,’ wrote Moore. ‘ Send me men, not boys,’ wrote Sir Colin Campbell from India. Yet the boys who were not fit to bear arms captured the West Indies from the French; ...

... Parliament for the Chippenham Division Wiltshire from 1886 to 1892. His son, the Earl Cardigan, succeed** to the Marquisate, Welsh Congregational Union President. The Rev. John Thomas, Merthyr, the president .if the Welsh Congregational Union, died yesterday ...

... deaicr, of Grattan atpoei, Mile-end, E.; John Bartlett. 26, a laundry-man Long-etreet, Hackney-road. X.E.; and Harry Gold, 25. dealer, unbory-budding*, Amo Id-circus, Khoreditch, were charged with being eoooerned stealing from Colonel John Willoughby ...

... . 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 ...

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... CHEST. and Difficult Breathing cured by VENO’S LIGHTNING COUGH CURE Mr. Tom Hall, the well-known proprietor of the Queenebury Arms Hotel, Regency Square, Brighton, write*; am 63 years of age, and suffered from asthma for about and lately and chest Itas been ...

... three sprgeants, and five constables form the fire brigade. Thirty-nine members of the force hold certificates from the St. John Ambulance Association. The police station was undergoing alteration at the time of my inspection. The books and returns were ...

... in his sixty-ninth year. Lord Ailesbury, who is succeeded by his son, the Earl of Cardigan, D.5.0., represented North-W’est Wilta in. Parliament from 1386 to 1892. Sir John Fuller, Governor of Victoria, formerly M.P. for the West bury Division of Wilts ...

... the int placeorag worthily Glled by Active, a symmetrical bey portaging beautiful action, inhibited by Mr. T.. 1. Mathias (Cardigan). Weal. Sold Sarver., whigh took mord for Mr. W. E. Inman. win another shapely pony, shove forehand and limb. were seem to ...