... jeweller, Cardigan, was withdrawn. John Williams, assistant farmer, Cardigan. and David Owen Blake, farmer, Cardigan, September 30th. Evan Howell Bowen. horseman and cowman, Somali. November 10th. The same decision was given in the case of ...

... comfort bags, feather pillows, T bandages. All parcels nlmuld be addressed to: St. John's Warchouse, 56 St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, E.C. Britisi RED CROsS SOCIETY AND ST. JOHN OF JERUSALEM.— Flannel nightshirts, handkerchiefs, flannel pants, flannel vests ...

... the ranks of the volunteers, armed as free men should ever be, to gain or guard their rights. His censure was dreaded by ever, corrupt judge and savage lawyer, and his ! counsel sought by Aronmore. Flood, and . ! Grattan At a special election in 1783 ...

... 173, Cardigan-road; Pte. C. H. Terrv (killed), 9i. Cardigan-road; Pte. T. TiPotson (ki ilecl), 7, n ion-place. Chapel Allerton; Pte. Joseph Johnson (killed). 29, Grange-street. New Wort ley; and Cpl. 11. Bradstock imissing), 4.'», Tongroad. Arm lev Corporal ...

... military appealed against the deoisioa of the Cardigan Rural 'Tribunal, which had granted him temporary exemption until October 26th The farm was 64 acres, of which 30 acme were axable.—Answering Major Williams, Mr, John Thomas, the employer, admitted that he ...

... Sidney Gordon Wheeler, R.N. Major Arthur Phayre Grattan, R.M.L.I. Captain Alex. G. W. Grierson, R.M.L.T. Rev. P. H. Jones. M.A., Chaplain, R.N. Naval-Instructor G. H. Andrew. M.A., R.N. FLEET SURGEONS —John Hunter M.8., M.A., R.N., Harold Paget Jones, R ...

... Restaurant Cook Restaurant, Victoria Square, emale). AL vanted ate El mg ‘s_Arms, met Linge ses; rels.; Cook-General, famil, ence required.— part. Guts a= Armley. —Mis. John Summertield, Coper ED, Cook-Gener. so Hlousemaid; amall family; a Bradford. ...

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... and Mrs. W. White, to Frederic Charies Blenkara, third son of Mrs. Reginald Terrace, Ww WORTH —HOPLA.—Sep' tember 23, at St. John’s Church, Oulton, Valter Ernest, eldsst son of William Whitworth, Oultoa, to Ethel Steeper, only child of Joseph Hopla, Woodles- ...

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... court-room was crowded Man Charged Charles the Act a Cardigan a pair boots the guilty defended G t J g Payne prosecuting stated tihat accused in Linsley the for Camp Wednesday September accused the Cardigan jacket also boots questioned by Inspector had the ...

... ten- cnt A. K. Veriiy. Wes in a London hospital suf- Riding Brigade, R.F.A., is from shel wounds eer: ‘ering m the leg and arms. Second-Lieutenant R. C. Ackroyd, K.0.Y.L.1., in was a hospital wounded, teacher under the Shipley and West Riding tion Authorities ...