... permission the owner. I Mr. Q. L. Brudenell. J nomas Brudenell created Earl Cardigan in the reign of Charles IT , and there are many reminders seen in the house the Lord Cardigan who led the Charge of the Light Brigade. the most interesting apartment is ...

... affair. Later he met with a rough handling which left its permanent mark upon him. He saw a couple of men, John Gooeey and Jesse Starmer, take a Cardigan jacket from Mr. H. Walker's shop in Sheep-sbreet. Be chased them into Alley-yard, Sheep-street, and there ...

... and Mr. T. Elliott. The application of Mr. Bertram Faulkner (Messrs, Dennis. Faulkner and Alsop) for the transfer of the Cardigan Arms. Moulton (full licence), from Mr. Edgar Minard to Mr. George Harsent was granted. Mr. J. D. Douglas made an application ...

... OVERCOATS (worth double): han d knit Socks, Is. 6d.; New Oilskin Leg _Overalls, 6d., Real Bargains in Macks, Breeches, Jerseys, Cardigans, Raincoats, Leather J.nkins. British Warms, Body Belts, Army Shirts, Leather Olores.— Spencer, 52, Bridge-street. LET Every ...

... winow• Master Waiter M. John Mildmay (at. adopted son); Major George St. Julio Ilitiluiay and Mr. runlet nit. Jahn Midway (mothers), Isabel Lady St. John Madura) and Miss Menet St. John Milduray (sisters); the Bun. Mrs. Wyndham 01 John Miumay awl Mrs. Willman ...

... ldacks, Breeches, Jerseys, Cardigans, Raincoats , Leather Jerkinti, British Warms. Body Belts, Army Shirts, Leather Gloves.— Spencer, 52, Bridge-street. ('CHILDREN'S GAITERS made to measure in any colour. style or size. —John Pilkiugton and Co.. 191, Welling ...

... MORUAbi, electric, water cookd; pericit.—Belsoit, 6. bB6l JUT ALL - WEATHER CYCLES, Light A4llO, Practical liepairtra. Lliggium Grattan -weal £2OLATE '4-bk.:Ark:lt ePOILTti CAE, taxed, gad thromhuta; any trial and — Y7 6L athazumia-stns[. Wulf. linva Yuma' ...

... and one of his sons showed great promise as a boy. After leaving the force Air. White was for some years licensee of the Cardigan Arms, Aloulton. TO FRIGHTEN THE DOG. ISLIP MAN’S REASON FOR SHOOTING. That he shot his dog to frighten it was the statement ...

... at your esk or beach with sold feet th:s Winter. uil a note to us sad we will forward pies of SLIPPERS for your inspactioa.—John PWdar too and co., 191. IN'ellinghorough-road. OUI, Ore uts- Sto .Bunt- (1100 D GENERAL WANTED fortablo Rome, small tam, children ...

... blood. Upon the deceased was found a letter from a Arm of lenders, of Newcastle-on-Tyne. There was also a moneylender's card upon which oestain instalments were marked. From That's • splendid idea John is such a one for his pipe, I ma sure I could give ...

... bushy tree and the head was under the branches. , ; e v£oi^ The death occurred on Sunday \lf> of Stoke Bruerne’s grand old ' John Valentine. , f * I Mr. Valentine, who was 76 y ® acd had a remarkable career, for yt** tan at the Parish Church f°J’ ylr retiring ...

... ST. JAMES' A v. ST. JAMES' OLD BOYS. urchases of munitions In this count f going well. It is premature to N.iy While Cardigan ha4revolted against Mr. Lloy while retaining their liability for those ry George, for the identity of view o f t i, sums ...