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... finishing off the and kill; before course by killing, just losing. _ Cardigan and White Ivory ran levels, half the run up, until the latter pecked slightly at the dyke, and then Dcar Cardigan showed in front, and knocked his hare over, a long two lengths in ...
... St. John's Park, with right of access thereto. commandsplendid views. It contains live good reaction rooms. room, ten bed rooms, two dressing rooms, bath room, and excellent odioes.—Poll cartimihrs on application to Neon Kutner, and Sow, &tato Arm* Ryds ...
... of Name CAPRON, and Solicitors, Beale-arm., Oonduitstrest. W.; of ern Jose and Feausetc Homes, Land Age Maipalde„nts, Alford, hire and whcee ° a gale of sof photographic Weirs the 488 ate In the counties of Cardigan and Carmarthen. B. Wales.— The weltknown ...
... drainage. reclaiming of land, /lc.; recommended by present enaployer—Further particulars can be had by applying to M. A., care of John Dickson and Son, Ganmakers, Princes-street. Edinburgh. ATE, with, of many years' ex pe rience es wish to undertake the MANAGEMENT ...
... on Cardigan Bay, Merioneth. North Wales.—Thii important Freehold Residential Domain bas for many generations been the property and seat of the Corbel' family. It Is situate in the pa , ish of Tuwyn. in Mrlionath. aim, on the borders of Cardigan Bay, ...
... :eat Knowles, his wife, child (15 months old), and Agnes ray, an attendant, together with three seamen—John Dempster, Archibald Campbell, and John Koss, the owner undertaking the management anddirection of the yacht. Capt. Knowles left Greenock for the ...
... and Mamma. ter. las proplrty, wits the woodlands and tnnvins plaintsnoon, and the several farms and tenements, oompreie an arm of upwards of luau acres of tughly producisve laud, and areeitUute to the Of AMU , . lineally. Gaughan Massie. Orem Mows, 'Upton ...
... follows :—A musket shot through the right arm, which I received about an hoc. after we commenced the action, but being determined to pa ; them for making a hole through my jacket and fleshy part 01 my right arm above the elbow, I would not fall to the ...
... Sentry The t.lub steamer Albert Edward will hat. Risotwall at ten ()Weak to socompaey the nos. • YACHTING INTELLIGENCE. 18.—Armed; 13 —The Mate. Mr U. Aram, from Gibraltar. 14— be !hoe Bell, it. LT.e., Plymouth. May IM—Salted; Mr Allison; Violet. Mr Dames; ...
... ak. al. ; dinners from b. ba th s. L.; attendance, is. A night watchman. THE DEVON an d SOMERSET STAGTROUI9B.-The LUTTRELL ARMS HOTEL. Minster, offers ootrabW, advantrigm to gentlemen desirous hunting with the above hounds; stabling for twenty horses ...
... Light Infantry, under the command of Colonel Smyth, M.P. When the royal train reached the plaiform, the military presented arms, the baud of thi 7th Hussars at the same moment striking up with the National Anthem, and the loud and hearty cheers of the ...
... eastweed. Yachts at and shod do : Diadem, The Earl of Harrington; Feed, The Earl of Gashed; Void, Lord Colville; Nymph. Sir John Bork; Cloud, Eased Batthyany Harlequin, W. T. Mark h am; Mr Chem ; Wan. Mr Andrew Foentale I Zara, Mr Allen oung ; Mr B. S ...