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... summons. before the Cardiff stipendiary (Hr. T. W. Lewisi on Tbuniday with striking a woman named Amelia Stevenson at the Cardigan Arms. Spooner. who was given a record by the police, was tined /5 and costs. He was allowed a mouth to pay. Smokers agree ...

... or registered hunter sire liven): let. John Williams, Eithindewnisest, Ms - drier. St. Clears. Mk* Buckley Ind, Sir klerrik H. Burrell. Bart.. Knepp Castle Stud Farm, West Unnstead, Horsham. Casual; Sril, John A. Hullers. Banow Hills, liongeroes. Surrey ...

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... Lord Derby's Piece of Plate, value 800 E CORD CARDIGAN AT CROXTON PARK RACES.- Sot the least interesting feature in connection with the late meeting at Cruxton Park was the hearty reception given to Lord Cardigan on the first race day. His Lordship was not ...

... the Now Inn sod Smith's Arms publichouse. at Tyr Foel Gwen. In the town of Carm .rthen Freehold Threlling-tionse. the Old King George Public-bouse. and the Printers' Arms Spirit Shop, being 6,Prio °aunty of ry-etres t, Cardigan and in and Two Freehold ...

... county of Cardigan; IL lus. each; tint dog K, second 41. All entries to be made to Mr J. DAVIES, No. 0, Pler-street, Aberystwith, on or before October 14, 'miming a poat-oince order for IL. for each entry. The draw to take plea at the Ooserdilan Arms, October ...

... General Calthorpe concluded his speech with a graceful reference to Lord Cardigan's reliant condunt in the charge. ten the. war was over lie I.Gencral Calthorpc) criticised Lord Cardigan's tactics, but nothing could be mid of the way in which he led the Light ...

... Pte Ctuickshank, (4.14.V.8 96 Arm-Sgt Macallum,lst Argyll 96 l'te Johnston, Q.R.V.B. 96 Arm-Sgt Scott. Border Rifles 96 Pte C ark, 4th Lanark .. 95 Cpl P. Ommundsen, sth R. Scats. .. 95 Sgt Black, 10th Lanark .. 95 Arm-Sgt Martin, 10th Lanark 95 I'te ...

... nit Saturday last, Samuel Birch, Esq. was elakd Alderman of St. Thomas's Ward, and John Ilaythot lie, Esq. Alderman fur the Ward of St. Nicholas. And on Wednesday John Wiinvood, Esq. was chosen a Member of the Common Council. On the same day Whitoto Harris ...

... Bishop. In the House of Commons, the bill itself was introduced by Mr. Peel, assailed by Sir John Pakington and Sir Robert Inglis, and defended by Lord John Russell, as wise, just, and constitutional. Mr. Henry Drummond, after an amusing speech in which ...

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