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... F. Grattan.— At St. Martin’s Church, on Tuesday, a large congregation assembled to witness the marriage Miss C. F. Gra'tan with Mr. John Brown. Mr. C. Brown acted best man. The bride entered the church leaning the arm her father. Dr. M. H. Grattan. She ...
... whom they were bringing shore. The names the wrecked crew are M. S. Freeman, of St. Ives (skipper); John Cornow, of St. Ives ; Edward of Ipswich ; and John Cooper, of Liverpool. The skipper said tire? left Parr, Cornwall, on the previous Saturday, for London ...
... then charged with obtaining by false pretences a cardigan jacket of 0. W. Taylor, the 13th Dec.—Fred. Wr.lnie.doy, assistant to Mr. Taylor, said the prisoner came to the shop and Baked for some cardigans on approbation for Mrs. Wilson, Bt. JaraesVplace ...
... labourer, no fixed address, tor stealing a cardigan jacket and five packets cocoa, from George Alfred Clark, at Soutiicburch brickfields, was sentenced to 14 days* hard labour. Obitoart.— regret record death of Mr. John Waters, of Feniside. -London-road, at ...
... Infantry, drawn columns front of Um Horse Guards, presented Arms and reversed Arms, and having saluted the Body, moved off the Parade 8 o’clock follwed Msnhalmca oo Coot. of College of Arms oo foot. Fight Conductor*, with cUves, foot, Chelsea Pensioner* ...
... Sudbury Mr. H. Barrr Terliug Messrs. K night & Turner Witbsm The Lord High Steward, addressing him, said‘Matucs Thomas. Earl of Cardigan, you hare been indicted for felony, and bare been tried by your Peers; 1 have the satisfaction of informing you that they ...
... Eastern Hallway, at tho Lough ton station, on Kastor Sunday night.—Mr. Marsh, solicitor, proseented behalf of tho company.—John Clark, booking clerk at the Lougbton station, deposed that on the night in question bo observed prisoner about the station ...
... ta«to of Emlyn Arms, Newcastle Kmlyn ; the lev Bnah tomipv, cake, manseU, wild frarlie, Ac. It also increases tks then; the Castle, Haverfordwest- of Thoman* quantity, so much so, that its effect, a saving of Id. 2d. Esq., Solicitor. Cardigan; Mcasre. * «« ...
... instantaneous death. Cardigan Family Plate.— ln the Rollb Court, Tuesday, the case of the Countess of Cardigan v. Viscount Canon came before Lord Rom illy. It was a Bui for the administration of the estate of the late James Thomas, Bari Cardigan, who died in ...
... cut off. The entire arm will probably have to bo amputated. LITTLR WALTHAM. Fu.VP.HAL TUB INHABITANT.—TI.O funeral took phice at Little Waltham Churchyard, on Thursday, of one of oldest and most, esteemed inhabitants of the pirish. John Uarby. In testimony ...
... The entire arm will probably have to be amputated. . LITTLE WALTHAM* Fcneral op the Old*.. Inhabitant.—The funeral took place at Little Waltham Churchyard, on Thursday, of one of the oldest and most esteemed inhabitants of the parish, Mr. John Darby. In ...