... 6, suddenly, at Pakenh;:h at the residence of her daughter, her, widow of the late Mr. John Harper, of Pakenhill, aged 78. lissats.—March 5, at the Shipwrights; Arms, Gloucester, Esther Ann, wife of Thomas Harris. aged 51. Ocg weed.— March 9, at Rodmarton ...

... Stokes Croft Do. Bt. 'tiling Da Temple Gate Broads sin Bromsgrova Broseley Burton.on Trent Cannock Cardiff Do. Bute Docks Cardigan Carmarthen Caterham Valley Cheltenham Cinder ford Clifton (Bristol) Coventry Darlaaton Dartmouth Dowling Droitwich Dudley ...

... la the future, may lead conditions ands whi:h something like fair trade may be passible. —Sag seer. Texas ban died in Cardigan. John Darien, a l et red fay ran, wird 100 years. Cardi..an maintains imputation or lumievity, for seemly moms have wlw.e wawa ...

... (Bristol). Temple Gate (Bristol), Broedstaira, Bromagrove. Broseley, Burton-on-Trent, Cannock, Cardiff, Bate Docks (Cardiff), Cardigan, Carmarthen, Caterliain Valley, Cheltenham, Cinderfurd, Clifton (nest Bristol), Coventry, Darlaaton, Dartmouth. Dowlais, ...

... Ealist fntelltgenct. PRESS ASSOCIATION TELEGRAMS . Friday Afternoon. ELECTION INTELLIGENCE. COUNTY KILDAILIC.—Dr. Grattan, of Kildare, has lamed his address. There are now four candidates in the field. Mr T. H. Queues, Conservative, has been eelectect ...

... needed much consideration and it was with pleasure they bad looked forward to Mr Grattan Doyle's coming amongst them that they might learn more about It. (Applause) Mr Grattan Doyle said he had been very much impressed es be listened to the opening remarks ...

... Gloucester, Green anti Herbert, Henry Newman, John Bellamy, 3, Westgate street, Colemen,4o, Eastgote street, S. Dickinson, Bookseller , 43, Esatate-street, Jakeman & Son, Grocers, Westgate - street; Cirencester, John Parry ; Cheltenham, Savory and Moore, Jell ...

... them, the regiments already formed presented arms, the bands playing the respective regimental marches, and when they had completed the counter-march of sub-divisions round the centre, they also presented arms, by orders of their respective commanding officers ...

... held them at arm's length, and retreated slowly, fighting and defending the trumpet major until deprived of his weapon by a shot. This is no rhodomatiota&. but plain fact, as recorded in the Gazette. Lieutenant Alexander Robert Donn, of Cardigan's boys, was ...

... known as Mordecai rersss Harrison. The plaintiff is Mr John Mordecai, of Cwmbwrla, near Swansea, who claims the right to estates in the counties of Glamorgan, Brecon, Carmarthen, Pembroke, Cardigan, and other places. The properties contain most valuable ...

... Churrli.—Minister Rev. John Bad L.L.D. Curates : Bards. H. Wood, and G. T. Onnerod. Hours of Divine Worship : Morning, 10.30 ; afternoon, 3.0 evening, 6.30. Hymns, &P.C.K. ; Tune Books, .P.C.K., and Bristol. Bag: i ft Chapel, John Street. —Minister : Rev ...

... the present owner of which is Mr John Davies Lloyd, a young gentleman who has just attained his majority, and who owns considerable property in Cardiganshire. Nearly one hundred years ago an ancestor of this Mr John Davies Lloyd, whose conduct was in ...