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... GLAMORGANSHIRE, TO TIMBER MERCHANTS, RAILWAY CONTRACTORS, dr. MESSRS. CORNELIUS EVA.NS AND SON have the honour to announce that they have received instructions to OFFER for SALE by AIPITION, at the KING'S INN, Newport ip On Nov. 23rd, 1872, between the hours ...
... surplus Esc., to go to the fund. Once round and a distance. mbs.) Mr. W. Cooper's Torment, by Alarm. 3 yearn, (J. Steggles) 1 Lord Exeter's Dove, 3 years (Flatuinn) 2 Mr. J. M. Stanley's Coeybantes, 3 years 3 - - . Betting : 3 to I agst Dove, 3 to 1 Pancake ...
... BORDERERS Splendid In all Chimer. 13903 .1.0. ELLIS, Hon. Reeretary. DR. BARNARDO Will LECTURE in the TEMPERANCE HALL, NEWPORT, On FRIDAY EVENING, 21st JULY, 1899. (By special request of Dr. Rersardo the date has been altered Widnes:lay. the 190 i Brame : ...
... COMPLAINTS, BILIOUSNESS, INDIGESTION, STOMACH DERANGEMENTS, KINGS DANDELION AND QUI NINE LIVER PILLS, (WITHOU7 MERCURY,) MIMS est on Me liver, end, while Midly aperient, ere oil Mat can be dedred. Dr /MO Sunoco Pale the attire system by freeing the lives front ...
... be a Premier. Nevertheless, it is on record that Mr. T. Birowx, of Chepetow, and Mr. La wagves, of Cwmbran, who undertook to canvass the outlying coal and iron districts of this county, somewhat like Mr. SAILIti, have failed to fulfil their engagement ...
... Splendid Entries in all Classes. 13903 J. G. ELLIS, Hon. Secretary. DR. BARN AR IX ) Will LECTURE in the TEMPERANCE HALL, NEWPORT On FRIDAY EVENING, 218 t JULY, 1899. (By special of Dr. Bernardo the date has altered from Wednesday. the 19th inst.). Waif ...
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... but the supposititious character of the be Ezeidio Britanner has been more than suspected, and it been discovered recently by Dr. Latham, from a passage in Zeus's, that the picture drawn by Gildas et the helplessness of the Britons., in the letter headed ...
... unreforroed corporations. Oa the third sanding of the Royal Titles Bill, a debate took place in which Mr Pease, Mr Neville-Grenville, and other members took part. Mr expressed satisfaction that the Governmeat had to localise the title as much as possible but ...
... successful opponent, Mr. Abel Thomas, cost 2s. In Monmouthshire, Mr. McKenna paid 3s. 4d.; and Mr. Pennelather, who wee beaten, Ts. 6d. Sir Wm. Harcourt paid 2s. 2d , and his opponent, Mr. llltyd Gardner. ss, 2d. In the Monmouth Boroughsi, ...
... tolhaving Mrs. Counsel one day, and she told him that Sergeant Cambridge hail promised her to swear against Pepper in her case. Another day he saw Hitchner go into Cour eel's house and stop there some minutes. A Mrs. King, a beerhouse-keeper, and Mr. Powell ...
... THE BRISTOL ELECTION AND MR, J. PICKFORD. Oa Saturday last Mr. John Pickford,prer md ker Mostaraker, of h ury Quay, Winer Wallaball. Mibea, wit perj cenraitted ha dr barker at aliplication for a afar& Mr. demeanour, in other wards, for siection.—Samuel ...