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... A NEW CYCLING DRESS. MR JOHN NOBLE, of 11, Piccadilly, Manchester, has patented a cycling gown on perfectly new lines, which likely to find great favour with the million who have taken to cycling as a most congenial amusement. It is a convertible costume ...
... rustaple .„ and Highatreet attle . Heo. McAfee corner of Corn Market . Adam Winlaw,_7 and 9,11 l h-street John Procter, _Toll Gavel g Birmingham . -••••._J. Skinner and Son, 144, Broadat. and Cherry a t reet Blairgowrie Bournemouth ...
... R. Nugent, Colonel and Mrs. 0. D. Grattan, the Misses Burke- Wood , Mrs. and the Misses Dove, Mr. Sidney °moans. Lord and Lady Pirres, Mr. 0. D. and the Misses Wilkinson, Mr., Mrs., and the Misses Kemp, Captain John Kennedy, Mrs. Oliver Grace Langley ...
... the meeting of the Board on the Bth inst.:—Messrs. John Theophilus Jenkins, Prince Edward Island; James Stevens, Bloomsbury-square; William Inchon! Grylls, Lock Hospital; Arthur Salter, Exeter; John Skinner, Exeter; Thomas Carr Jackson, Hamilton-place ...
... well, but the former tan much of it. After going a second time through the O'Neill Arm: Puppy Stakes it was decided t 3 leave off for the day. Commend with the O'Neill Arms Pam, Sfakes.—A good struggle between Tallymurray and Colinatage resmted in the former ...
... by Herschel Sarah Day (a bye). If. Cardigan King bt Duke Drumgold Diane Kauver beat Stick, Fiddle, Winker beat Irish Queen I and I. Cardigan King beat Winker Diane Keever (a bye). Iv. Mr G. Tennick's bk w d CARDIGAN Klan (late Silver Prince). by Mellinger ...
... afternoon, as the calms of the Aeton District. Council, cm the body of Edith May Shepherd, age' two years, the daughter of Mr. John Shepherd, • builder, of 109, Churehtleid-road, Acten.—Theevidence wee to the meet that. the child bad at times suffered from ...
... For forfeit penond horse to are Ns stake. to Pm 71b, for horse, boot tide the pro- Eli)kfr e esidsnate In the counties of Cardigan. Carmarthen. • and Montgomery and that have been regularly during the meson in either of the raid l winners (Milit ar y noes ...
... holdings, and the New Inn and Smith's Arms public. tame at Tyr Poet Gaeta. In town of Freehold the George Publiohouss. and the Printers' Short. and e, Priorpstrest, and Two Free. hold 6 The in Um Mune! of Cardigan and in the the nty of will be mold Wilk ...
... Jtr i t i ice Mtty), by app7.l . l2ted by the *aid judge 1, by AC.ICTIOr at Black Lion Hotel. Llsnybyther, in the minty of Cardigan ° . the 91st of HIE. at Two o'clock, the following desirable FREEHOLD PROPERTY. via. the farmhouse and outbuildings called ...
... W. H. Moore's Leybourne,4 yrs. , Owner 3 Mr John Moore ' s Anarchist, aged, list 101 Mr J. Thuntly 0 Mr B. Cox's Lord Cardigan, yrs, Lord Hastings's Master Astley, 5 yrs,llst Lord Demean 0 Betting: 7 to 4 arm a Wall, 9 to 4 agvt Ormerod, 7 to 2 swat Ley ...
... by Kinn Thesclore—Poll warns in public ; one of the tinT. lionghten, neer OED CARDIGAN (Fawn), 661 b„ Ratt by Rattler—Mrs Oosicel. In hit arm litter, Loed y and 7 Cardigan at Derb Oaks), end Itirkatall Abbey 'winner • Cup at Barton). Pee C. Vs. Pull pedigree ...