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... the main inAuence on the coast is the ·arm water which , according to popular fa ncy, is evidence of the effect of the Gul f Stream. This view has been s trongly doubted, but be it as it may, the climate of Cardigan porting and Ir is a paradise Bay is agreeably ...
... YELOUR AND TWEED COATS. Fine range in latest styles, 17/11 to 55/6. SKIRTS. In Tweeds and Serges, from 2/6. JUMPERS and CARDIGANS in large variety. HOSIERY. At 1/9 and 2/6 per pair, we are offering what is probably the finest value in Ladies’ Art Silk ...
... Berkelcy Square, London, '· 1. (60,855.) JOHN D. WOOD & CO., 23, BERKELEY SQUARE, LONDON, W.l. ROYAL WOOLLEN MAN UFACTURERS AND SPECIALISTS OF lxxiv. COUN TR Y LI FE. July 20th, 1935. (B elow, left) This cardigan jersey in heavy ribbed wool, with hiny wooden ...
... al supervision, limitation and ultimate reduction in armaments and the suppression of private profit in the manufacture of arms. FEconomic and social questions created considerable discussion. It Lll to my lot to move a resolution urfiing societies in ...
... Eunson’s prize winning exhibits were a lady’s white juroper (first prize) and a Jady's cardigan (second prize). Extexsiox or Brrem Bouxparies.—Last week we published Sir John C. Watson's interlocutor in the case in which rmion was made b{ Lerwick Town Council ...
... MINEHEAD, BEACH HOTEL. DUBLIN. ROYAL HtBERNJAN HOTI:• L. WATERVIILE ( Co. Kerry). UUTLER ARMS HOTEL . BAY VIEW HOTEL . SCOTLAND ABERDEENSHIRE NEWBURGH. UDNY ARMS HOTEL. ARGYLLSHIRE KIMELFORD. CUILFAIL H OTEL. LOCH AWE. Locn AwE H OTEL. FIFES HIRE ST. ...
... match. The Cardigan has bee•l designed specially for go If or shooting, the sleeves being cut wi th back of the Cardigan so as to make the swinging of the club quite free, but inset in front which makes it not clumsy in appearance. Cardigan Suit, Price ...
... was bought by L ord Nathan Wright r7oo, out of the Lord Cardigan, cheaper then than it is to-day. Villiers married a daughter of the Duke of Rutland. Brooksby was bought by L ord K eeper Lord Cardigan, the given land was corrupt practices. Crimean leader ...
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... He was taken to Malton in a carriage. down at a post and rail fence. He was taken to Norton. staked a valuable hunter. Mr. John Richardson was pitched from his horse at a fence and drain. There were also other falls. The last item savours strongly of ...
... till The scene of this Saxon triumph lay on the Bulstrode Park estate, which i> now for sale by M essrs. John D. Wood and Co. by order of Sir John Ramsden. The 1,300 acres have been, or will be, shorn of some of their timber, as Messrs. Jackson Stops and ...