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... Kuschke, Mayfield, St. Brannock's Road, Ilfracombe. [2685 WANTED, HOUSEMAID, at once, from 18 to 25. Apply, Mrs. Chanter, Victoria Hotel, High Street. Barnstaple. [2691 WANTED, a GIRL, about 16, for House Work.— Apply, 20, Holland Street, Barnstaple. [2688 ...
... pianoforte solo, H. Heape; song, A. song Come, O slumber; tableau, The onation of Queen Vicboria, E. Chanber; God the Queen Mr. Cbanber kindly granbed bhe use the Victoria Hall free of charge. Tho amount handed in a* the result of the entertainment was ...
... Portraits of the Queen and Sir Redvers Buller occupied conspicuous positions, whilst on shields (the work ef Mr. W. L. Baron) were inscribed the names of well-known naval and military officers. One large motto bore the words Your Queen and country need ...
... Birmingham, Chairmar* \ olunteer Dinner, Victoria Hall, Exeter. 'Devonians in Birmingham' desire to wish their brother Devonians God speed and safe return. T. W. Huesey, Great Western Hotel. Birmingham.'' The Queen, was given by the Mayor and enthusiastically ...
... HOUSE and GARDEN country ; Rent 10s. per annum.—Apply, Jour nil Office. WELL-FURNISHED APARTMENTS LET. —Apply, Ivy House, Victoria Road, Barnstaple. TO LET, at Lady-day next, Excellent FIELD, with Linhay and Water conveniently situated, in Laudkey Road ...
... (Jvneker), Mr. Northcott ; comic duet, The t.win«. with step dance. Mf>s*rs. Allen and Pennicotf encored ; glee, Victoria our Queen (Barnby), church c'«oir Mr. E. P. Sibthorpe ab y accompanied, and Mr. C Pra*'t was in charge of the entrance. ...
... William Henry Backway, aged 66. Butler.—February 21. at Lansdown, Queens-road, Plymouth, Mary, widow of P. J. Butler (formerly of Lansdown, Barnstaple), aged 76. Crick.—February 14, 17, Victoria-road, Ilfracombe, Miss Mary Ann Crick, aged 44. Davey.—February ...
... DEVON QUEEN VICTORIA COMMEMORATION FUND. DISTRIBUTION OF FUNDS. The Council at Exeter on Friday, Mr. A. O. SilHfant in the chair, considered the claims of the various hospital* applying for grants, and on the motion of the Archdeacoa of Exeter, seconded ...
... were raised for Queen, Buller, Roberts and The band next rendered some patriotic airs, and afterwards left tor Northam, a large crowd escorting them. Appledore was again reached about 11 o'clock, and after hearty cheering for the Queen the crowd dispersed ...
... THE QUEEN IN LONDON. Shortly after noon on Thursday the Queen arrived Paddington Station from Windsor. Accompanied Princess Henry Batunberg and Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstem, her Majesty drove in an open carriage to Buckingham Palace. Immense ...
... ) the time of Queen Elizabeth Devon was the cradle of British Navy—(cheer.-)—and it was the fehips and men Devon which did more than all ihe re-t of dP fI together to crush the power of Spain. (Renewed cheer*' Now, in the reign Victoria, the men of Devon ...
... any attendants. the arrival of the British troops the people sang the National Anthem, Tommy Atkins, and Soldiersof the Queen. The shops have reopened, and the troops are apparently delighted with their new surroundings. Lord Roberts found the hospital ...