... Wednesday. It proposed to construct a line of railway from the intended Manchester and Milford Railway, near Newcaetle-Emlen, to Cardigan, N airport, Fiehunard, and Milford. The line would be forty ladies in length, sad coat about £lO,OOO per mile. The students ...

... l.ApleoutibanAheeet,.; CO:WU/MYR — Lodger : I detect, rather a drawee roved' and the iffssts swam under to 0 , he , able arm-II in the house, Mrs. Jones. Are you sure the bequeathing legato . * of f • -o , r ,, nd . drains---* Welsh Landlady: Oh ...

... Marsh 2,1878 —TM Countess of Cardigan presents her compliments to Mr. wood's, and begs to thank him and the Goamittee for their kind Wooden of presenting her with a piston of the or the late Salsklava Imagoes. Lady Cardigan , will have the greatest *hum ...

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... George Jour, David Evans, John William Bain, Johnion Oharfon Johnson, Pter A,:zen, Thomas Williams . Cook, and Thomas Winch —The crew of the Lis..r:,oo/ ship Pornaron, t..iite..l all told, have aka been landed at s.'Almonth, CAC arm Loving been taken cif ...

... Hammon, were sent to lawmaker, for 14 diva each, for begging at Coombe Hill. TIRI PROPOSED DISCUSSION ON FISCAL. POLICY. —Mr. Grattan Doyle has communicated that bs is willing to meet Mr. Wilson, the Free Trader, in the proposed disesurion ou the Tariff Returns ...

... his arm and gave great pain, which was attended with some danger. On Monday night, however, Lord Palmerston again appeared at his post, and loud and hearty cheers greeted the veteran statesman from all sides of the House. His lordship wore his arm in a ...

... ry; the noble earl is said to be almost speechless, and sinking under a disease known as the creeping palsy. The Earl of Cardigan and Lord Lonedals are also, we understand, in 111 health. Emu, RUSSELL, who has been in attendance on the Queen at Balmoral ...

... truly, JOHN E. PORINGTON. A CHELTENHAM INNKEEPER FOUND DROWNED AT DEERHURST. The diviaiceal roomer (Mr. J. Waghorne) held an inquest at the Coombe Hill Police Station on Tuesday, :racist:lg the death William Howell (47), landloni oi the Albert Arms len, ...

... sight. Major F. Grattan, a director of Mame. Bass, Ratcliff, and Gretton, Limited, was riding through the streets of Burtott•on• Trent when his horse slipped and fell, oa him. He escaped serious injury. A woman with a baby in her arms and her boy were ...

... DERRY. Afluctionate remembrances of my belmed husband. John Edss:n. who Med 2nd September. 1950. — Though ahem you seem always near, you are still helmed and e'er dear. Losing wife, Itsclyn. BERRY (John Edwin). Treasured memories of dear father and grandfather ...

... York, seven, contused arm and leg, ,vith burns ; Harriet Raynor, forty, wound on shoulder and face ; Dinah Yorke, six, wounds on face, back, and legs; Elizabeth Osborne, 'even, wounds on face and halide; &dirtied twenty-tear, (mots% arm and burns; Jane Eves ...