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... Southampton (Grattan). i ®cond meeting of the winter session of branch was held at the Wareham Arms °!? ' - After the usual business of the branch had been transacted Dr. W. O’Meara, the president of the branch, *deuvered address in which he reviewed ...
... CARDIGAN. The Redfli Crimes Society.—Dr. ered a lecture on The • on Monday evening to an appreciative audience. Typhoid.—Several of this fell disease area reported front St. Dogmells. One death has occurred. Moylgrore Independents.—The congregation ...
... MEMORANDUM BY LORD CARDIGAN. CAPTAIN NOLAN NOT TO BLAME. Th« Arm)’ and Navy Gazette of this week publishes an extremely interesting memorandum of Lord Cardigan, the leader of the Light Brigade, which throws entirely new Light on the circumstances which ...
... arms at Ptoydoul ass Sensational Iligh.otorppin Harornm Horws and Cobs. IMPORTANT AND GENUINE SALE AT LLYSMYItIrDYN. CARDIGAN. THURSDAY, 24th. 1112. HENRY MANLILY AND SONS, LTD Is sosiusetiss with MR. JOHN ZVANS, Auctioneer, Arr favoured with isstrustiese ...
... JOHN ROSS, of Lammas Strei..t; and be it known that John Hoots. in the eighteenth century, printed and circulated nearly as many books an the Of the printers of wales put together. Hut aho was this John Rues, and where did he fr By nationality he was ...
... SIR. JOHN SIMON. Sir John Simon, SolicitorGenend for England, who also received a most cordial growing, said---Mr. Redmond, Indies and gentle. men, I do not speak in the language of exaggeration when I any that no British Democrat who has been here to-night ...
... speakers were Lord Mayor, Mr John Redmond, M.P.; Callaghan, national secretary the United Irish League of America; Mr Brady, M.P.; and Mr Dempsey, from Belfast. At No. 2 platform, further down, the principal speaker was Mr John Dillon, M.P.; at No. 3, Mr ...
... BIRMINGHAM 31 STORY Nwfia From 'Quarters fl L Rose Pitullie wife F G Smith house have court Cardigan -street Birmingham Fraserburgh value the birth triplets all King applied through Major Mainly About People magistrate n at resi- rgn £700 at since June ...
... TITS LATH MS JOHN MATHIAS, Mr Jack Edwards said there was a certain grating in a street an inch and a half below the pavement which might result in an accident. The Chairman asked who was to give notice in such caws, and the Surveyor said he was supposed ...
... JOHN J. GALVIN & CAR-ROLL'S, nitßDWAteg HOtrIE, ilfrroWn. As regarded the Medical Practitioners, To the Editor. equal in caleric to one ton of coal. so the and their fees, of 5 will give the saying on coal. • ---.---- • Tha Chairman maid Mr. Lloyd Geerge ...
... H. A. DENNISON. Foresters' Arm:, SALMON LANE, LIM:HOUSE. HORSESHOE DINING ROOMS, 117. SALMON LANE, LIMEHOUSE. Three-guinea :scout. %Vatney's famous Ales. Social (lot. Sunday evenings. Mr Dennison belongs to Ship ) Open 5 a.m. to 8 p.m. Dinners, 12 ...
... gathering which was John KCIE MP by Lady Davey the Hon Mrs Davey Lady Jckyll Jardine All AIP Mr Guy Kendall Mr B Chick Mr (Guildford) Mr St Parry Mr Sturgis Hildegarde Mr Mrs G T Mrs Mr A others A was J H JF his inability to John Jardiue three of Davey ...