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... youth, pollefilng the flaell talents and the brighteft profpefts I Same day, whilft a young man, in the neighbourhood of Cardigan, was in the aft getting over hedge, with the muzzle his gun towards him, the piece actidentally going off, lodged the whole ...
... be free. The ——— | Ing will be addressed by Mr. J. Coleby Morland C.C., chairman of the Somerset County Ins H instead of Mr. John B. Ciark, J Great | announced on the posters, 10, | Rick Fines i Taunton Fire Brigade | Ca led o @ rick fire at Halse Manor ...
... togging you up hill on it ous you know incipient roaring to if treated taken in time It's quite The Boy OF LIGHT BRIGADE Lord Cardigan formed his in two lines numbering from right 18th Dragoons 17th Lancers and 11th Hussars second 8th and 4th Light Dragoons ...
... held on Mav ]4th. In the evening, the kindne«s Arlftnd Btrt., M P., cot- Isacta the usual privilege sumptuous the Acland Hood Arms Hotel. Mr. and jilrs. Stone, with their accustomed taste, laid eacel'siit diuuer. c.usistiug roast beef, roast pork, laeib ...
... beina called up. FUNERAL OF MR. J. KEIRLE The funeral took place the Wembdon-road cemetery. Bridgwater Thursday Mr John Keirle. ol 12T. St. John-street, who died or March 23rd at the age 64. The Rev. P. M. Taylor officiated The mourners were Ken (soni. Eir ...
... the Arab race, set it roundly down, that they are hospitable because they live in tents Under similar conditions of canvas, John Bull beats them hollow Such, at least, was the ethnological conviction—the more valuable, as I never travelled in Arabia—which ...
... road. Guilty : 12 months' imprisonment, with hard labour. STEALING FOWLS AT FROME. John Cray, 22, labourer, was indicted for stealing seven fowls, tbe property of Thomas John Moon, at Frome, on the 20th of December. Mr Stonehouse Vigor prosecuted. Three months' ...
... Lord Portman, Earl 1 Carnarvon, the Duke of Newcastle, Baron Llanover, Lord Chelmsford, the Duke of Argyle, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord ; Grantley, and other peers. ' The diplomatic body, to whom the greater portion the ' episcopal bench was, usual, allotted ...
... should be called to the bar to answer such questions touching the service of an order of the house for the attendance of Mr. John Marriner and Mr. Wm. Chadwick, the secretary and chairman of the North Wales Railway Company. The messengers were accordingly ...
... Derby. the front Ministerial were the Earl of Lord Cranbrook, the Duke of Richmond, Earl Beauchamp, Lord Bury and the Earl of Cardigan; and on the front bench on the Opposition side were seated Earl Granville, Lord Cardwell, Lord Selborne, the Earl of Kimberley ...
... sides Whatever was true or valuable in free trade, and woo,d noty here was nothing In it, d.d not depend on the Noble tTrd (John Russell), was contradiction between the Noble Premier and the Nob e Lord ; the one declared that fixed dutv was proposed for ...
... Tickenham Alfred Edward Buchanan BA Selworthy John Montgomery MA rectory James Hart Johnson MA the rectory of Hinton Biewitt Henry Robinson to of Monksilver Edward Francis Hext MA to of Walton-in-Gordano John Davy Bailey MA Edward Watton MA to curacy of ...