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... d by order of Lord Hill, by the Karl of Cardigan, before, tlie other otiii -rs. from an ?? parte- statement of the Karl of Cardigan, Cap- tain Reynolds never having even been asked by Lord Hill if Lord Cardigan's statements were correct ; and vvhen Captain ...
... Lieutenants of all flag-ships to the rank of Commanders, & 12 Midshipmen to Lieutenants. Mr. James Grattan, eldest son of the late Right Hon. H. Grattan, was, on the 9th instant, elected Repiesentative for the county of Wicklow, in the room of the late ...
... long sinco Grattan moved a resolution in the Irish Parliament, tho chief purport which was the rental of the statute of George L, which hr gland claimed right to legislate for IrcJ and. There never was an orator had greater triumphs than Grattan through ...
... man who put jofa is named John Thomas. After I had lain down drew the vallance to. I could not see unless by lift g when remained under the sofa nearly one John came and told me it was all right, ? . *~(f««gA ...
... Sale may had at the Auction Mart, London at the Black Lion, Cardigan ; the Emlvn Arms, Newcastle Emlyn ; the Ivy Bush, Carmarthen Castle, Haverfordwest: of Thomas Morgan, Esa Solicitor, Cardigan ; Messrs. Gadsden and rreherue. Solicitors to the Vendor 28 ...
... Methodist chapel, and among those also present were the Rev. Cheeseman, Mr. R. Green, Mr. B. Johnson, Dr. Grattan Guinness, Mr. H. C. Cooke, Mr. John Alexander, Dr. Baker, and a host of visitors and strangers.| The Chairman said his first duty was a light ...
... T ® NEWLY formed Newmarket-based pop group “The New Blend”. They are {left to right) John Davidson, Bob Rozalewicz, Jan Leszezynski, and Keith Pavis.—Photo: John Slater, wanted to be a dance band because they enjoyed this type of playing and were able ...
... 17.0oinaa. Motor Polak.. Apply W. Z. !SOWN, Onraer of CARDIGAN BTREET sad DUNSTABLE ROAD. WANTED.—A 000 D of worttne 17-0410•11 Or box Nerhmew; motor power. Competent 407. C. A. CLARA, SU, CARDIGAN ST., LUTON. Applj amid and sem ray, italcar, • Lama 'harrine ...
... L. BROWN. CARDIGAN STREET PRIMITIVE METHODIST CI;I‘URQH CHOIR FESTIVAL, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 25th, 1923. Preachers; Morning at 10.45—Rev. W. T. Healey. Evening at 6—Rev. J. Stanley B. Phippen. Special Anthems by the Choir (Conductor: Mr. JOHN NORTON) and ...
... Clark, acverely, right arm ;>odjB. P. T. Nieholl. alightly, acalp Sergeants Edwio Young, severely, left jaw; John Hurley, aery severely, right fore-arm and shoulder; Thomas Collier, aery left arm; and John Cain, slightly, right fore- ...
... with his bead on bis arm and seemed quite dead. Ambrose Cobb, chauffeur, in the employ of Dr. Wright, of Eye. said that was driving Dr. Maorae, Dr. Wright's locum teueus, and bis wife, from Eye Aspall. After passing Mr. Nunn's (arm bo saw deceased driving ...
... whom they were bringing shore. The names the wrecked crew are M. S. Freeman, of St. Ives (skipper); John Cornow, of St. Ives ; Edward of Ipswich ; and John Cooper, of Liverpool. The skipper said tire? left Parr, Cornwall, on the previous Saturday, for London ...