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... taken in the selection of a Rector, and the choice of the Board ultimately fell upon the Rev. John vVilliams, vicar of Lampeter, and afterwards Archdeacon of Cardigan, \\'ho had been a contemporary of Scott's son-in-law, J ohn Gibson Lock hart, at Balliol ...
... WALD CAMERON, U.S.A. THE FATE OF A CARHIEH PIGEO)I'. To THE EDITOR. StR,-While visiting Cardigan Island, a small and unhabited island at the northern end of Cardigan Bay, I found the enclosed foot of a :.viEMORIAL TABLET TO FALLEN ETONIANS IN THE 6oTH. ...
... many testimonials to our unique Suit Copying Service. We tailor cloths from measurements taken from customer's garments. in John Peel tweeds and quality worsted suitings . Prices-,Suits from £l2, Jackets £7, Overcoats £9, We tailor cloths from Dinner Suits ...
... hemline. A suede cardigan with small strip under the arm on the hem holding clown a fan of pleats is very smart, shown over a sage-green frieze skirt . . A slim suit in striped black and brown cloth has braid running over the seams under the arms to the hem ...
... and particulars and conditions will be issued in due course by the Auctioneers, High Street, Cardigan, and by Messrs. MORGAN & RICBARDSON, SoliCl.i:ors, Cardigan HILLSIDE, W ARNHAM. TUDOR COTTAGE RESIDE N CE. Containing a great deal of oak work and quaint ...
... in front they are often balanced by long, clinging sleeves. The brash look given by a too-generous exposure of shoulders and arms is rare. Certain materials are common denominators throughout. There is a gold Paisley lame, woven with one of several glowing ...
... ordinaryguides.LondonDaily ' Edited by RALP!I DARLINGTON, F.R.G.S. I'- each. Maps by JoHN BARTHOLOMEW, F.R.G Bournemouth and the New Forest. ~~~r~~l~i~h~:~moll;~. and Cardigan Bay. · Bristol, Bath, We~ls and Weston-super-Mare. Llandudno, Rbyl, Bangor, Het ...
... Hayling Island. The buyer intends to keep Stansted Park as a private sporting property. Cardigan House, Richmond Hill, formerly the residence of the intrepid Lord Cardigan, is for sale by Messrs. Hampton and Sons, a building site of great value near The Terrace ...
... the main inAuence on the coast is the ·arm water which , according to popular fa ncy, is evidence of the effect of the Gul f Stream. This view has been s trongly doubted, but be it as it may, the climate of Cardigan porting and Ir is a paradise Bay is agreeably ...
... matches an ivory cardigan jacket underneath. A straight skirt is in the camel colour (Norman HartueU) centre widening Lownrd.s the hcrn. The jacket collar falls away and dips at the hack ; sleeves are gathered into tucks on the shoulders (John Cavanagh) (Left) ...
... for the photographs, here reproduced from the micro-films, each of which is very little larger than a potage stamp. Let Mr. John Carr Webb, native of Wicken (Fig. 1), sitting lei urely enjoying his pint of beer and his 'baccy on a fine ummer evening, introduce ...
... PICTURESQUE OLD MANOR HOUSE FOUR-AND-A-HALF ACRES, Inspected by the Agents, Messrs. JOHN D. WOOD & CO . (42i8.) JOHN D. WOOD & CO., 6, MOUNT STREET, LONDON, W. l. having square hall, morning room, dining room, large saloon, drawing and BILLIARD ROOM, ...