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... fined titlo and had his driving licence endorsed at Douglas High Bailiff's Court. Isle of Man, yesterday. Police Inspector John Clague told the court that Smith's motor-cycle went out of control on a left-hand bend on the T T course on Tuesday. veered ...
... left Chalfont, Iver, Denham, and Fulmer to his son John ; Raans and Stoke to Edmund; Hedgerley and lands to Drn; Horton and Stanwell to Sir Robert, ancestor to the Earl of Cardigan. It is probable that John and Edmund were his sons by his first wife, and ...
... staff; Col Gunton. the Rev. Cardigan Williams (chaplain). Carts. Procter, Purring, Maddox. Graves (adjutant). Lieut. Lonsdalie, Sgt -Major Richards, and many Cadets from the Sod (Mr. Strickland's own battalion), who reversed arms Sr the cortege entered the ...
... K.C.M.C. ; Ur. John Murray, F.R.8., !LLD.; and Mr. Edward Leigh Pemberton, O.B.; TO be C.B.'s --Mr. Victor Drummond, her Majesty's Minister at hiumcn ; .Mr. Charles Eliot, • Second Secretary in her Majesty's Diplomatic Service; Mr. John Ferguson Chief ...
... Produce, I..iplements, Machinery, Vehicles. Hears. Soc., for Mr. John Huntbeeh, who iv giving up the farm. eAtalogima seven days prior from 1 Saws. Lro. M au early date. BROOKHOUBM Wink: ?ARM, 131KAILLWOOD. 11114 iRTANT UNRESERVED SALE of the Valuable Heard ...
... have Dr. King’s Pill*. CLEAR COMPLEXION. Pimples. Black Specks, Freckles. .Sunburn,and unsightly Blotches on the Face. Neck, Arms, and Hands can instantly removed using Mrs. .1 AMES'SHERBALOINTMENT.madeentirely from herbs, and warranted harmless. It possesses ...
... Monday's local horse pwrade at a meeting laid in the Ealing Town Hall on Thursday evening, under the presidency of the Rev. J. K Cardigan Williams. It ices reported that entries in the four teen cla&ses numbered and that a Eat turnout wa. anticipated. Those ...
... i mai fax llalitax Wire —Addre.. W. Ii 2A ryn.i..er (Sire. AItTLI. nALIAWOMEX 111..toughl., ever ad. non RED at once, - R. John WillLua • 11r1:. n,. at. Mower's, Alfiret 9.30. now nest. A tt: u 7 t ; 7 44l : 6 4 r i * NV, l Appy 11.0,1“ ...
... next election. i Loud applause., UNIONIST MASS' MEETING. PARTY ENTHUSIASM AT RUNCORN. SPEECIIFS BY MR. JOHN LITTLER, MR. CHARM WILLIAMS. AND MR. GRATTAN DOYLE Runcorn has ahalron otT her cuntouiary I. !harp* as far an tuattorm pulitioat and i. manifestiug ...
... crew :—John Williams, aged 40. Liverpool. cook • James Owen, 40, Newport (Pent.). steward; David Willie, a 6, Pembrey, donkeyman ; George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman • John Finn, 57, Sligo, fireman ; Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman ; John Yeo, 35 ...
... well known. ys:-^upliant coxswain, who relates the story, ♦i Ver With «y sons, John, said to me, all , sea father! ’ I replied, believe is; £ ea d is , settle us now.’ John also said, of j/d'eii.’ I told him mine was too. The life-boat w-as like a sla ...
... Shamrock, of Arklow ; the Tramore recited flee men from the schooner Amin m mu, of Nantes the Cardigan life-boat saved throe men from the loop Oliver Lloyd, of Cardigan, three men from the smack Turtle Dove, of Ahelystwith, an I tow men from the smack Coronation ...