... as new, white, £l5. — Tel. 813869. BLUE, Formica, kitchen table, and four chairs, £9. — Phone 815171 (after 6 p.m.). BOOK, John Winton's steam practice, and engineering 1883, technical details, old locomotive engines, etc., £l5. — T 72047. / BOW-ENDED ...

... eon of the above Sir John Peche dying in the lifetime of hie father, the property hers descended to his eon, Sir John Peche, Knight, wh died in 1370. It then descend el to his eon, Sir John Peche, who died in 1386. This lest Sir John left two daughters ...

... found in the centre’of the building, burnt to cinder, with arm and leg off. The origin of the fire is unknown. The sufferer is insured in the Son Fire-office. Wreck ov a Liverpool Ship in Cardigan Bat.— About 7 o'clock on Sunday morning large barque wa* ...

... by this means would be provided for ino o.mi The will the late Lord Cardigan baa 1.-d ■erioua litigatiorn. administration wnbr«nghf In tli« Equity Courts, Katurday. behalf lavdy Cardigan, in which aeveral question* between her Udyahip and the trnnteea were ...

... Fag., Dr Clement Dukes, A Scott, T A Wise, and T B Eden, Em irs. A ENGAGMILINT.—HedIey Midwinter, cattle dealer, Tregarroo, Cardigan, was summoned by Frances M Edmunds, formerly of Rugby, and now of Winchcombe, for converting • gold watch and chain, of which ...

... the Archbishop Canterbury, the Bishop of Winchester, the Right Hon. 8. B. Walpole, Lord Halifax, Sir John Feklnglon, Lord Cardigan, Earl Rnsaell, Lord John Manners, the Duke ef Buckingham, Sir Stafford Northcote, Colonel French, tha Marquis of Donegal, Sir ...

... mower commode, single Cash B||(on 7377 to lechmcai Personnel Manager. Arm- bedsteads, chairs—ll. Round St. 7362 | Lawroru strong Siddclev Motors. Coventry. 4fb* CRtIN jersey cardigan suit, navy and . IHLMISf reuuires young lady assistant white silk two-piece ...

... aea her. Mrs. Beddow sve evidence that twice struck, the second blow knocking her down, and that wheel passed ovcr'her left arm. Cross-examined, dp? stated that she had not pryviously been in an accident. James HiOvard. an eye-witness the accident, said ...

... ()Mitred them to pay the costs, Newton 30 and Billirgham Leavioc WITHOUT Nottcs —Genres. Fletcher, Slisiveli, wee summoned by John Buffo% Watford Gap, for having his employ without proper notice. Complainant also claimed 19., ore *eel's wages, defendant ...

... tiuau. the Clifton Inn. Rugby. Prime included; Cotton T” nborta fa. each, wool Jampem 16a . crepe Woaeea 19a. lacy pattern cardigan £! »•.. wool ranUgnna £1 9a.. child atirta Hi., (Jor-ray taffeta akitia £9 to. Oor-ray akirta (Tarioni liven) Iba. £9 to ...

... his father's forge. He was fond cricket and belonged a team captained John Thuraby, son of Sir John Thursby, of* Leamington Hastings. About the year 1800 Mr. Thuraby prevailed upon John Whiteman to accompany him to Australia. A few years ago the writer these ...

... nets, £1; steriliser unit, £2; walking reins, £1; baby nest, £3. — 70942. BABY WALKER, £6; baby bouncing cradle, £3; 3 x Demi Johns, 50p each. — Rugby 816053. BABY WALKER trolley and bricks, £7; Fisher Price activity centre, £4. — Rugby 811195. BATHROOM cabinet ...