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... LORD CARDIGAN TO BE THE COMMENTATOR (Fra« Our Matsr Cerraspsndsnt) London, Tuesday. Twelve ears similar to models in the motor show at Earls Court ate to parade before the television cameras at Alexandra PrJaee to-morrow at three o’clock. Lord Cardigan ...
... The Earl of Cardigan this year generously offered silver cups to be awarded as prizes for the two beet cultivated farm& on his Leicestershire and Northamptonshire estates.. The fret prize wax won by Mr. Francis John Berry, of Stanton, and the second by ...
... opinion of Mr Grattan that agreeably to the 5th resolution which the Act of Union the Churches of England Ireland should be united into one Church saving the Church of Ireland all her rights privileges and institutions and never did Mr Grattan intriduce any ...
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... PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY AND FOR• JOHN HICKLIN AND CO. (LATE G. STRETTON), 14, LONG ROW, NOTTINGHAM. BY MR. HUCKERBY. SALIN AT SIZINOMIIM. —*fa— To be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. HUCKERBY, Oa the Promises of Mr. Wm. Chettle,junr. at Bingham, Monday and Tuesday ...
... ON BANK. Intruder Armed With Knife and Revolver. A man entered the Edgaworthstown (County Longford) branch of the National Bank yesterday with revolver in one hand and a'bowie knife in the other. HoTield op the manager, Mr. Grattan Griffin, and the teUer ...
... heard for years. He told he wanted be with both.” Brian Maitland Johns, of the Coach Hotel. Coleshlll. Warwickshire. was grantd a decree nisi the grounds of the cruelty of his wife. Doris Johns. . . This Commissioner stated that the petition was not defended ...
... li iiiii|in iii '7t'is understood that Sir John Jarvis Is also joining in-the invitation members .lb attend the meeting. Twb petitions will presented, one by Miss Wilkinson, nnd the other by Sir Nicholas Grattan Doyle, behalf of all the Tyneside (owns who ...
... Another platform treat” will be the return visit Sir John Simon who, with Lady Simon, is travelling down fraen London to-night. Other week-end engagements note are Sir Donald Mscjesn’s at Cardigan to-morrow night and Captain Wedgwood Bonn’s at Aberystwyth ...
... sleeveless cardigan. The latter has not y« been made into a leaflet as Miss Holmes is seeing if her audiences like the idea. She showed some the garments which she designed for the 8.1. F. last year, notable amongst them a chfld's cardigan with all manner ...
... Soaaanah, daughter of Mr. John Barton, aged 18. Oa the 18th, at New Leaton, Ulna, wife of Mr. J. Pottlnger, aged St. On the th, Newton, near Bingham, Lydia, wife of Mr. Mo-ea Wright, aged 88. , w â the l»Ui. K.isabeth. the wife of John Beardsley, Woodlhorpe ...
... cote, pananier in th* Ford, itatod that tba ear wai not ovar tbo crown at tba road and that It did net (arm a third Una of traffle. Coroner; Grattan and other wttnaases have told u* that your ear waa wall ever the crown of th* rood T—lt not Wttnan also ...