... Tivwyll in the centreof the Teifyside Mint, omntry. and eivht miles from Cardigan. two end a half from Neweastle ltmlyn. end eleven Com Idandvesil. the terminus of the Carmarthen and Cardigan Railway; end a hill has been obtained for extending this line to Nmorpolo ...

... suites of moms with south were: golf. Spacial winter terma October to 11arah. Livery stable, and garage. Own grounds. UTLER, ARMS ROTEL, Waterville,_ fie'co. Kerry.--.9PRING SALMON FISHING FREE, • trout fishing on parole lakes; good rough shooting. snipe ...

... day next after Croxton Park Races. The attendance was very large, and unusually so as regards the fashionables. The Earl of Cardigan was out, being mounted by Mr. Gilmour; they trotted oil to Gartree-hill, and, for a wonder, did not find; then Sir Francis's ...

... Mr J. W. Willis Bund, • specimen of the collared petrel ((Estrelata torquata), which bad been shot off the Welsh coast in Cardigan Bay in December, 181319, and was new to the British avifauna. A communication was reed from Dr B. W. Eihnfeldt, C.M.Z.S. ...

... from Windermere, eight from Mltnthorpe, eleven from Kendal, and flee from Orange Railway-station. Apply to Mr JACKSON, King's Arms Hotel, Kendal; or Mr Bury, Lancashire ; or Messrs Caoeuir and Solicitors, Manchester. Berkshire. TO be SOLD, by Private Contract ...

... thought the hunting field a good training ground for soldiers, and anyone who had ever witnessed the straight way the late Lord Cardigan was in the habit at going t over the Leicestershire country could not have been surprised at his ormance in the famous Betakes ...

... is interesting to note that the subscription of the five original starters of the affair—the Duke of Rutland, the Earls of Cardigan and Gains. borough, Lord Gower. and Lord Howe—only totalled £750 ; each contributing £l5O, and arranging to emally divide ...

... Alban 's Abbey and after passing through several hands the msnor came from the Csoil family to Mr James Fleet, son of Sir John Flee, Lord Mayor of London. Mr Fleet died in whose life was a singular 1733, lesving his estate to his widow, one. After losing ...

... the boards were so close together that my arm could not go between them. Surely this was a cast when the shorn lamb needed a tempering wind. At this moment a thin arm, which might have almost been called the arm of coincidence, bi seeing that it belonged ...

... to that weight, and the rest in proportion. OTEMARIPP. Ills Grace the Doke of MANCH ESTER. The Earl SPENCER. The Earl of CARDIGAN. The Earl of itTASI FORD end WARRINGTON. The Earl of WESTMORELAND. The Earl EUSTON. Viscount CURZON. Lord TREDEUAK. The Hon ...

... Ceres, Capt. Blakeley ; Amason, Mr H. F. Smith: Zillah, Mr R. Harrington; Intrepid, Count du Mr E. W. Edwards ; Shark, Marla Cardigan ; Caroline, Mr H. H. Hudson Titania, Earl of ROODS Amulet, Rev. V. Tipping; Hesperus. Mr N. Monte- Sore Oleam, Mr 0. Marshall ...

... THE FIELD, THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S NEWSPAPER. Ur E 8. Corwin; Olpsy, Hon. el . H. Cast; Nymph, Sir John Bayley, B t.; Harlequin. Col. W. T. Markham; Mayfly. Mr Tyrwhitt Walker; Clutha, Mr Charlene Brett; Guinevere. Col. C. S. A. Theffusson ; Your% Bir ...