... Shamrock, of Arklow ; the Tramore recited flee men from the schooner Amin m mu, of Nantes the Cardigan life-boat saved throe men from the loop Oliver Lloyd, of Cardigan, three men from the smack Turtle Dove, of Ahelystwith, an I tow men from the smack Coronation ...

... afresh by “Old Boy,” Mr. Blanchard, of course. Master Harry Grattan is the plucky Robin, and his bright little sister Emilio naturally the Maid Marian. Miss Kate Seymour is a capital Little John ; and every lad and lass engaged in Robin Hood acts if engaged ...

... Charing Cross. Tba•44 OPEN on SATE/MAT 11 . 41 . 4 541 1. PAin11T. s.r,4ol. b tee hylb. l i ttf to ' i vu lag Grattan, eta Fame. Nt. John ; lawn. M. Fred Iddthe. &de , I..nni.s.• Manta. and C ^ ..nru;. J Env, nos has NI Plwmi 4,..T•12. nob Leave. Mr ...

... use the weapon with which the force armed. Substitute the Martini for the Snider iw tie arm of the service, and then by all means do away with Snider contests at Wimbledon. With reference to the grand assault of arms and bayonet esereme, fixed for the ...

... schooner Korkinour, of Beaumaria. 4; smack Commerce, of Cardigan. 2; brigantine Wilhelmina, of Exeter, rendered assistance; smack Ocean. of Cardigan, 2; smack Rapid, of Cardigan. :1; smack Margaret, of Cardigan. 2; brig Percy . of Rigs, 3; brigantine Jean Anderson ...

... well known. ys:-^upliant coxswain, who relates the story, ♦i Ver With «y sons, John, said to me, all , sea father! ’ I replied, believe is; £ ea d is , settle us now.’ John also said, of j/d'eii.’ I told him mine was too. The life-boat w-as like a sla ...

... flood was feared owing to the breach made in the river bank. Rut this peril was removed by the manful energies of 3.50 Strong-armed English navvies promptly dispatched Mr. Webster, the smart, soldier-iike work 1500 marines, artillerymen, and engineers, quickly ...

... opened at Portsmouth on Tuesday by the mayor. They have cost £7,000. A Discharged Prisoners' Aid Society for Carmarthen, Cardigan, and Pembroke has been established. The Funeral Reform Association held its first meeting at Reading on Tuesday. Tbere were ...

... have Dr. King’s Pill*. CLEAR COMPLEXION. Pimples. Black Specks, Freckles. .Sunburn,and unsightly Blotches on the Face. Neck, Arms, and Hands can instantly removed using Mrs. .1 AMES'SHERBALOINTMENT.madeentirely from herbs, and warranted harmless. It possesses ...

... who made his mask rn Henry Parker's popular air, Jermalem. among the instrumental solois.. were Miss Cora Cardigan dillte) and Master John Saunders (violin). Under Mr. Weist Mdl's skilful direction the orchestra played several classical pieces. and ...

... regnssted to tbis FOOD. It can at present be obtained (tend only) et the PEOPLE'S FOOD DEPOTS GIGILSTREET, WHITECHAPEL, Z.. ST. JOHN.STREET•ROAD (Neat the Angel). ISLINGTON. N. athangeounts are, however, now bathe made with Grocers, Provision Dealers, Ship ...

... England interfere beyond the Indus Lord Auckland, he thought, acted somewhat foolishly, throwing sonic of our friends iuto the arms of Russia. A peace was pitched up, hut it turned out • false business, and, in 1841, all Afghanistan nee, and the result was ...