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... the case of Lord John Russell (the leader of the House), by Mr. Macaulay, the historian, and Mr. Wilson. The Opposition benches were not very full. On the front row on the Speaker's left, we observed Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Spooner, Sir John Pakington, and Mr ...
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... poion their own force in the garrison in which they may be located is called out for ditty, or for exercise under arms. The Earl of Cardigan, as Inspector. General of Cavalry, visited Maidstone on Tuesday. lie arrived by an early train, wearing the undress ...
... Brigade), Clr. and Mrs. J. Skinner Cox, Major .H: C. C. Gibbings. Clr. H. M. Sayers. Clr. and Mrs. E. FL Brooks. the Rev. J. E. Cardigan Williams, Father Warren (of the Gonnershitry Cathnlio Grammar School), Mr. J. Penn Howard (chairman of the Ealing Conservative ...
... metropolis sanaatraoai Area. Krsry Lancashire man and in— Lancashire women have heard of the great (and esswntiaily Lancashire) Arm John Hylands and Boos, of London. Birmingham, Glasgow. New York, and ether places. Thau name manufacturer* guaranies for tho aoundneaa ...
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... Bristol Saturday. The Duchess Dowager of Beaufort has left Stoke Park for the Costuming for several weeks. Captain the Earl of Cardigan. Royal Wiltshire Imperial Yeomanry. has qualified at the Yeomanry School. Aldershot. for held rook. The recruits of the 4th ...
... it is the rising town of Aberystwyth, justlv famed “The Queen of Welsh Watering Places.” Charmingly situated on the shores Cardigan Bay its air is daily revivified the ozone which comes in its purest state from the Atlantic Ocean. To those who are run down ...
... held at the Royal Hotel. The preekleet (Mfr. John Parnell) titthe chair. There sere also present the . J. Trebilco and W. Llateon. Messrs. W. H. /*newt, E. P. Dray. Lowly Lewis. W. Kemp, J. Odes. A. H. John E. Pierce, 8. ft. Venen. J. 0. Jewell, T. 8. ...
... being .wood. In the est a:readies 15 Meade, Mr. &Mae, of While ladies' Reed. led the, with his bey &Min. Lord Cardigan,. Mr.. •A. Miss with John. Timbers* famine' woe awarded to nes, the *nag cream.celosred oared Mr..M. B. Statham, Coolant BiMA. Dr. Meal:ell ...