... 19 5 This deficiency, it is said, is more than accounted for by the outlay upon the colliery and furnaces and bad debts. Mr. John Aston and Mr. Henry Marten have reported satisfactorily on the state of the mines, &c., and there is every probability of 20s ...

... eminently qualified to dim. coursc. LOBD CARDIGAN AND COLONEL CALTHORPu.-It is reported, says the Standard, that Lieut. Colonel Calthorpe intends to justify in the rule recently obtained by the Earl of Cardigan for a oriminal informIation. for libel, oortained ...

... standing out the rain, and ankle deep In mud and sloth the chance getting a sight of Lord Palmers ton's nose or tke top of Lord John Russell's head as they drove by In hermetically closed carriage. Palace Yard, wh!:h, for the last few weeks has been in the ...

... Stamp Duty of £50. has recently been paid.- John H. Johnson, London, improvements in fire-arms and in elevation sights for the same. Date1 April 16, 1889. Edward T. Hughes, London, improvements in rifled fire-arms and ordnance and in ammunition foi the same ...

... broken is estimated to be worth over £2,000. The pro- perty is situated in the parish of Llanbadarrr- fawr, in the county of Cardigan, Wales, and consists of ''02 acres of mineral ground, traversed for upwards of a pile in length by the Great Van and other ...

... , I1iilingdon, Middleser, wridow. RIrcARD PBsZCE, York Place, Ball's Road, and Alred lar BirkenthIcd, chemist. JOH;N JoNrEs, Cardigan Arms, Doviais, Merthyr Tydgi, IDD keeper.I SPSANCIS PHILTLPS, Cwinbacb, Aberdare, ?? Protrio.o argl brick manufacturer ...

... WALTER O. MoRnRs, Stoke-on-Trent, grocer. RemIntD MoesxrrYonD, Quarry Bank, near Brierley Hill, chain and anchor manrsfacturer. JOHN HtleHE, Great Hampton Row, Birmingham, grocer. EDWIN GEAasY, Mary.le.Port Street and Queen's Road, Bristol, latel residing ...

... Drxoi, Cardigan IRoad, licadingley, near Leeds, florist and genctal nurseryman. JoUN JFANE54 and TnomAs JAMRS, trading as James Brothers, Eumlyn Holuse, Nanlthir, (tarwy Valiey, Glamorgansbire, bitilders. W15.LLA5 TijomAs, St. Mary Street, Cardigan, cab ...

... esetaleiatino, Februnr.o' 13. at the (todi? ad1 ;:-a 'rtmz - Astlt TrioAIAV, Tregaree, Cardigan, vgucer, I rt necv.Z Flebnruar 6,~ ra: tho Officia I Poreiver s, (arms . pn r p us% l aninctionD, i'e'bruary 11 at the (tetildhnnl, COntoz eo 'hvotAS Itlusg ...

... Llandyssl, Cardigan- o sh;re, timber merchant. o PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. William Bertram Macgowan and Cornelius Warming- e ton, trading as C. Warmington and Co., at Evesham, grocers and glass and china dealers ; W. B. Macgowan ?? Purdy and John Purdy, ~ ...

... provision. ally entered into on tihe 26th day of June, 1690, between William de Winton, Henry Jones Evans, David Evans, Thomas John Evans, Edward ?? Evans, and Wilfred Seymour de Winton, carrving on business at Brecon and elscewhere as bankers, under the ...

... 32%/2 ; ditto, 6%, Pref., 77, 3ff4, 34,; ditto, 41/2% Deb., 961%4, 7 ; Bartholomay, 8% Pref., 12,% x d; Bass, Ratcliff, and Grattan, 57 Pret., 115%2, 1613,; ditto, 43/4% Feb., 121; Chicago Breweries, 10&, . City of Chicago Brewing and Malting, 10,-; ditto ...