... very small, and good vermin MI Thornton, by Cardigan out of Tibble, Rambler out of Tibble property obliged to give up his hubby Poet-Mew, Nutting- ]till. Na out of Rod Rosa by minims out of Mhos LID. Cardigan, by Bendy Dieter to Jenny Lind and Probity) ...

... only on fallow close In the whole run. I cannot omit to tnentiou how remarkably well that veteran sportsman, the Earl of Cardigan rode, quite as well as we have seen him in his halcyon days. —Saturday, the 6th . Met at Leest horp ; being the last day ...

... and Wales -• say Cardigan are notably the two Mint backward portions of the country. educe-tonally considered. vet the one is distingutsed above all other counties foe its rriminahty -both in kind and in quality —and the other, Cardigan, is the most free ...

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... be found in an equal degroe outside the prole don of arms. Other toasts followed. - Au idleness number of relics of the @barge were sent by tire survivors and their friendv. Tee Ciente*. of Cardigan rent the head of the cbai ger which carried the live ...

... or two engagements last Saturday, Newbury played a match—or rattier ovemnatch with St. John's, the result being a draw in Newbury's favour. Newbury 191, and Bt. John's 46 for 8 wickets. It wee tether bard hues Mr. W. H. Belcher, made 97 not out in the ...

... porambulabo- was wheeled into the room for the husband to identify be threw his arms over it and sobbed. lie , vas assisted by two officers to another seat. The cardigan jacket never had been his. Detective-inspector Wright described Cie body as saw it ...

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... veer. paid Lid for jr.ln in Ina* sok Iry 'ray pkarryty kg. —App 3k Damien. Cr.. bay, fof Bab. croak gold seller of pad —Appl. John 1111, Mot BMW, Cheeler-I•4ltost re Iwo. We, nes 6 'and 1, 4 15 % MI: grarranWi quiet In or =kerb in nr..l ryas and -Apply 14 ...

... humours crowd this side* of a large audience end .hook tbem irresistibly. Mr. Lionel Riguold, Mist Hattie Chattell, mad Kittle Grattan, oantribreed priocipdly to keep the spirit of the faros moving rapidly. At the Metropolo Theatre, Gateshead. the vital Trip ...

... THEll.—t'Wairs Plata to L!: Brock Stseet, tour rooms. papered: Kirk Strpet. Nome. Harriet Skeet, three Parker Stage. t.o Arm. Grattan Sweet. ZAYRE& —Th lot, Mate loct-up :Chop. in Pott• Street: Ain Tire Pp, tiS, Harvey Street. nip' INan 52. Potts Stmt.—Yea ...