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... 21 and 24 darts. Best for MCC was John Pacey in 19 darts. Prince of Wales also keep in the title chase with a 6-2 victory over Knox Arms. Tony Hawkes had a 23-darter, Dougal Ingles a 22 and Chris Leachman a 23. Knox Arms's winners were Tim Moorhouse in ...
... Johnson (Cardigan) beat Miss Dearlore and Mr. A. H. Smith (Knaresbro’), 0-6, h-0. 6-1. Miss Bobiaeon and Mr. 0. B. Johnson (Cardigan) beat Miss Forster and Mr. T. White (Knatesbro’). 6-0. 6-1. Miss Kobiason and Mr. G. B. Johnson (Cardigan) beat Miss ...
... ullegt hs tie vial, booms 'male the overwithe tilde awl wade in their orerea—kopiesterina. The difficulties ofNew — daige, St. John's Wood. have been nettled. The literary training o' :ho students is to be carried on in the future elsewhere, and New Coll ...
... unscrupulous Government, but which would fail now ae it had before. The huh' man who now thought he could throw away his arms just es Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 'B2, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting, lEnglisb ...
... the propomd wemnt for the Dev Pe; Department for the Arm; be completed at th* War Office, and to at thf , Ttraeur;. All future appointments the Pny Department vill from the combatant ranlu i of the arm;. Axorsxa Cbartist Vitexan. A well-known Chartist lewder ...
... Ingleby, Thomas Wood, A. Pullan, E. Knowles, W. Thorpe, John Myers, It. J. Milner, J. Addyman, J. Umileby, W. IL Houseman, E. Suttill, M. Heynar, T. Verity, Geo. Metcalfe, J. Budiedd, J. Grattan, K. Kirkley, and W. Sedgewick. The outdoor relief for the ...
... scene : .■ “When the order was given by Captain Nolan to Lord Cardigan to ride into the valley Bala- Xlava, Lord Cardigan said, • Is it possible ? Hero goes, then, for the last of the Cardigans,’ moaning the men of the Uth Quasars; . . advanced in three ...
... and other Effects, the property Mr. John Graves, who is leaving the neighbourhood, consisting of— Diking Rooit-1 mahogany dining table; 1 do. centre table, with massive pillar and claws: 6 do, hair seated; 2 arm do. to match, 1 do. card table, large ...
... be provided for 100,000 soldiers. The will of the late Lord Cardigan has led serious litigation. suit of administration waft brought in the Equity Courts, Saturday, on behalf of Lady Cardigan, in which several questions issue between her ladyship and the ...
... verdict of Wilful murder against Drant, who is in custody. MR. SCHUYLER'S MISSION IN BULGARIA. The Mayor of Scarborough (Mr. John Hart) has received the following letter from Mr. Schulyer:— Consulate-General of the United States of America at Constantinople ...
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... in Mr. Tadenia'a picture. An interesting people were Sir John Gilbert and Mr. W. Richmond, R.A., father of the more celebrated associate. The two veterans made the round of the gallery arm in arm, plodding through the catalogue with a patience that put ...