... second engineer James Jones. 26, Cardigan, Wet. Smith, 46, Fiala:A, Ale seaman ; Whalen, 30, Finland, boatswain ; Guaranis George Triest, able seaman. The master of the vessel was John Jones 314, of Neath, and !wormer is Mr John Baca., of Liverpool. The wife ...

... GENTLEMEYB CARDIGAN JACKETS AND UNDERCLOTHING. FRE FACTORY. CARDIOAN JACKETW h Rime, 4 1 6 7 WA, f, lamb' Rl hum Loan' w 001 Ram 4 . /61 Flawed., floperLog, „ I tk.t SOCKS. —The and moat k Ton a, Thr off Cox tem. GREENOCK WORSTED MILL STORE - bin ...

... Curt Fir Corsehill beat Mr A. B. Dingwall's Ytban Lily—Mr Georg!) Thoms.in's Lileud . but Mr John Simpson, juu. s Bub Colieonard—Mr A. Cowie's Gift 11. best Mr John Cormaok's Chin.Chin—Mr J. Simpson, jun.'s Kate Colleonard beat Mr Wm. Anderson s Giving Bells ...

... UPS AND DOWNS OF VAGRANT LIFE. CHAPTER VIII. THE TRAMrs' ISLAM HOLE IN CARDIGAN — BLISTERED FEET—A COMPASIONATE WORKHOUSE DOCTOR—AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE —TRAIN PART. PAID TO LONDON—A STEALTHY WOE AT HONE —AN OBDURATE FATHER—A TRCE-HEARTED SISTER—WRITES ...

... Melbourne, 30th nit. Cardigan Castle, at London from Melbourne, Ist inst. lluogWy, at Liverpool from Duudeo, 2tith Shaunon, at Loudon from Melbourne, 20th ult. Potarborough, left Plymouth for Sydney, Argus, left Liverpool for Riga, 26th ult. John Elder (s.), left ...

... that Mr Cronin Would he reelmtal Chanson. The motion was cannily adopted. and the Cheating, wonted once. Mr John Otto Mann. rented wee padded- Mr John Lyall Want was appointed hone.. treaturer to the late Mr Joke Findleton. Mr W. R. Reid, advocate, reelected ...

... Government id 17t1$, hut which would fail now, as it failed then. The Millman who now thought he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Volunteers 178.4 would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, unre lenting English ...

... was sat of the :wet public men of the north, had beset Towa Clerk of klgic since 1871, and was the principal partner in the Arm of Forsyth a Stewart. solicitor., Arlo. In recootition of his services to the Liberal party, be was elected by the Central Liberal ...

... Ilaßetts timber. 'rho orktin of unknown. The damage is rot rotated Icy About en* o'clock ou Tue,lry mcraing • !abeam earned John Payee, working to the tauael at tke 4:restock sad Couroeklrray. war killed through the sables hreakia; of the jib of • arras ...

... to excuse them. The fullowin? jury wes empanelled at a quarter post twelve o cluck s—Hersey Byrn*, Rathrseues )toad; John D. G. Grattan; nigher,' Leeson Park; Swastmen, Franois Street; Charles Coyle; Willinm M'Kencie, Alma Road; Wiilinm M'Gsie. Nassau ...

... come to Seotlend. John Fraser. the claimant, wan next examine!. In answer to Mr he said—/ wee horn in April in 1825. My father, whose eldest son I am. was John Fraser, who was eldest son et a John Frasier, who again .s eldest son of John Fraser, eldest son ...

... Malmsey. Nationalist member for North Meath, .gunge I two miles fr,..n Larnerel, wee visited Su iny by a armed ►nt atomised party, who demanded arms, ►et serried any a oared a revolver. . Ahern long iaterval. has agate broke& out Nairnshire, a herd of cattle ...