... -Wnte. stating ag.-. wag*, and experience, to hsllnw. Ltd . gt John a Work*. Madder she Id. WANTED, Marred Con pie. far Cwintcy Pubhr; lire man to look alter pigs, etc.: wife do » ...

... reward.— am Phare revura Frank!in, See 4 ay. 16, between 5 and 6 p.™., L US’ on February Arme and Leeds Station, a black Muff.—Fiader rewarded on and between the Cardigan the with Barnsley. * Barnsley Indepent OST. between W Ridge and Mean- L* Sundar Gold ...

... •• day or back at taw'. tins a record? Straw bat, will oak tra pram this eutAlitier. Ile who adc•rtise the leet tLdt rte cardigan tidies its haute rerieedy. bead council he. derided to giro Mak in each mouth fur the panto. of Mg the beet mew. t h . Turk ...

... Australian Pure All-Wool Grey-back Flannel Shirts, 10e 6d; Australian Cardigans, New, 6d ; Motorists' New Sheep-skip Waistcoats, 12s 6d, cost 30s; New Canadian Brown Wool Cardigan. Jacfaerts, medium size, 16s 6d. Bought direct from the Canadian Government: ...

... and 10. Eyans-street, Preston. TiOt 6. A PLOT FREEHOLD ELIGIBLE BUILDING LAND, bounded Wetherall-street, Evana-street, and Cardigan-street, Preston, and containing 3.086 sqnare yards or thereabrtuts. Ix)t 7. TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, 43 and Cumen-street, Preston ...

... d n er tra X ti msi tars, and Mr. R. Donald, chief draughtsman. conducted over the shipyard by Mr. G. Arm-30 last. under the chairumnship of Mr. John ganivien,..ll'irtnw:.4lP.re;t: I°4lereloilheasTierneedd os ver de.. the new company was incorporated ...

... stately, an d ~,,,uye l y Mitidletoti, , representing J. Srak . and v) Mills, West aie, not readily—and in private—admit that Maarm. 11 Manda rin 7 - - deserved dropping on his treason'. (Me H. s m ith) made an impressive entry, Normanton, wool stapler ...

... FITETIOY (Ole. Northente. Daventry I lord Atwor of (teetotaler John da fined afternoon. natives :and iniored two who the view that, by pro. dive Merged the with getting Iterkere Councillor John Chapman, Alit .1. J. (Jidda in •oi Goo trisect:moon) Mr .1 ' ...

... Cardiff. to M. E. Jenkins (lenient, New Quay. Cardigan. ggIiORNE--PBAHSON.—On Mare& Ird. by special licence. at Tretierk Church M 041• squill, by tins Vluar (Km. - Dasiesi. Albert William, eldest eon of the late John Osborne and of Mrs. Crampton. Pair Oak-road ...

... and object of the Government guided and directed by Sir Edward Carson who introduced gunrunnmg \and drilling and recourse to arms generally. Now be is rewarded' for his disloyalty, while those who were loyal, the Nationalists of Ireland, are denied their ...

... sold, while Mr. John Illurrav and the Cambridge Unive-r--sity Press, is about to publish other works. One is described as haring the power to revoltitinni,e the teaching of English in cecondary schools. As Captain and Adjutant in the Arm,. for 2; years ...

... power of her arm and leg on the left side. and finally her spark went. She was in pain, too. and would cry for hours. The trouble was said to be rheumatism of the nerves, and in spite of medical advice she was steadily getting worse. Her arm and leg were ...