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... held them at arm's length, and retired slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet-major until df • prived of his weapon by a shot. This ii DO rhodomontade, but plain fact, as recorded is the Gesette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Dann, of Cardigan's boys, was ...
... family I ttttt ours by his only son, Lord Vaughan, born in Ito!2, a Deputy- Lieutenant for Cardigan. Mr. Job chairman of the Stanningley Baptist Bunal Board, and John !Judson, gravedigger, have been summoned at heeds for removing a body from • grata without ...
... Irish in Australia, the State Schoolmaster, Native Austrnhaos and Imperial Federation, and the Moral of the Queensland Mr. John Heywood, of Ilmschester, completion of the second volume of Baines'a Maar, of the County Palatine and Duchy of Lanomse. ...
... towards the road, and her right arm was straight and the other beet. Her right arm was extended, and her hand clenched. The other was drawn op It an angle, and the hand was clenched. The face was partly covered by • Cardigan jacket minus the sl and buttons ...
... older was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Card:gan to We Into the valley of Balahlava, Cardigan said, 'ls it possible Here goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans, ' meaning the mein of the Human. We advanced in three Bass, and Captain Nolan took the ...
... registrar of deathn at bind, we.cailed, and swore the pri.ister had given hint information of the death of Agnes and Mr-Grattan, and hail signed the register in th.. Mel :rattan, cousin of the dammed, and stated be ea* pre.ent at the death it I iantel ...
... Farringdon ; H. H. Msefen, Wolverhampton ; and G. W. Baker, Luton. For pigs. Messrs. J. Fisher, Cubes& Yorkshire; John Risclen, Tension; and John Dale of Spetchley, near Worcester. The following are the awards of the pries: CATTLE —Dxvirs Clean I.—Devon steers ...
... g 'unmakes of the uharge will be exhibited Rsnald, the charger wlaish the of Cardigan rode. Ronald kas been kindly lent fer the occasion by the C,onntees of Cardigan. WXATEBE FOUICART ASP STORE WARNING ASSOCIATION oontisearee et tit° prooent nneetated ...
... They were observed from the Oeck to become unconscious, and were hauled up immediately, the chief officer (Thomas Owens, of Cardigan, lam mast rof the barque Lotus) having jumped dewn to assiat them up. One of the crew named Lane also jumped down, but became ...
... charming ICatAertne. The part of the boy, always played by a female, was for the first time represented by a boy, Master Henry Grattan, and his performance was astonishingly good. The other part* were satisfactorily played. The scenery and mounting is equal ...
... Admiral A. 11. Ideokina wh , Irft the ll..rnf of A.lmiratte to proceed on wry*. in I;4ypt,fll rowin thohonnorof knighthood. John kip:, Chief of th • Staff in E:pyt. will to linlmn.l at once, with the view of yoleising the Coverrituent ow to the military ...
... stupid mirror.. to insult the man• wader you did a vile and • shameful suinetic. to. man in the position of • niere doimetie arm Ni, words of can be ties strong for the did. swibish fewiality of your swum mg servant; hurt the bar. logality of the proceedings ...