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... A transfer of tirelb;ne;Of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Fronds Pinniger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ by 2 per cent. Wm. Smith, one of tue Six Hundred in ...
... coats, or 14 days' imprisonment. LIC 696 D TBANAILa. A transfer of the license of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Francis Pinuiger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ ...
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... or THE EARL or DARDIOASI.—The Earlof Cardigan died on Saturday from the effects of a fall from his horse at hie seat, Deene-park, North Huta, a few days previously. James Thomas Brudenell, seventh Earl of Cardigan, and Baron Brudenell, of Stanton Wyvill ...
... 2--Cirencester Great Market. Moore, Allen & Innocent. 2.- -Property at King's Arms Hotel, Swindon.—Fielder & Pickett. 2.—Saincion Market.--Fielder & Tuckett. 2.—Property at King's Arms Hotel, a tuckett. 2.—Swindon Market.—W. C. Loreday. at , 2.--Idiriadon Market ...
... Cbratopher 'Mama a Hon. 10 H. Bennett, J. E. Eamon, arm Macdonald. S. Jceepli E 7. —Mai of n7aargDepartment. &noel cum. £5 10 Street 5 Edwin Eyrra. E. J. Swan; W. C. C. Mr. Albert Fre. Frank C. Thomas, John C. tLe Lod of Mrs, A. J. A. T. Winterbailor*. E ...
... . of th,ir story they were Brude. Della sad a William de Brudaaell arm a person of large planarian@ the time of Henry 111. and Edward I. O ne Thema. Brudenell became Earl of Cardigan in 1561 But tong ere thin date a representative of house obtained tbe ...
... —In loudest memory of Beattie* Mary. the only dearly beloved daughter of the late George Chetmoan and Chessman. of Wmt Grattan, who oti.atly fell asleep. July IM2, aged 12 years. And a little child shall lead them. Not dead to those who loved her best ...
... assembled at Ham cross-road and marched to Fredricks meadow. The celebrations were opened by the Earl Cardigan. who was accompanied by Lady Cardigan. Earl Cardigan was introduced by Miss Mason, of Shalbourne Manor. The parishioners sent a telegram of loyal greetings ...
... Will was proved in the Prerogative Court of the Archbishop of Canterbury on the second day of April, 1855, by WILLIAM MIND and JOHN the Executors therein named), are required to send the particulars in writing of their Claims or Demands to the said Executors ...
... called shifting ones, in the will of the teetator, one of his large estates, situated in the county of Cardigan, did not, upon the death of his son, Mr. John Miles, who died last year, devolve upon Mr. George Miles for life and after his death upon Colonel ...
... mishap. moot ' wilts thee easel cooties duties with wry asks of the Territorial Forma and it intereetieg an that the arm mainly to the tit John. Arebiaienoe Corps i the O.W.L. Werke. ...