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... At the Exeter County Court, on Tuesday last, the case of John Grattan, boot and shoe maker, of Gold-street, Tiverton, insolvent, came on. It was a prison case. The insolvent was supported by Mr. Toby, and was opposed Mr. Vercoe, tradesman, of Tiverton ...
... .FEARFUL SCENE, AT CARDIGAN GAOL. ATTEM5PT TO MURDER THE TURNKEY. One morning last week, the officials of' Cardigan gaol had a most frightful encounter with two desperate burglars, namad John Stuart and Henry Williams, awaiting their trials at the Assize ...
... Esq., J.P., Pantsaison, Cardigan. James Mr. J. Parry, Cilwen, near Newcastle Eiulyn. Jenkins Major T. A., Trevigen, near Cardigan. Jennings R.. Esq., Portland Place, London, and Gellideg, Kidwelly- Jenkins R. D., Esq., JR., Cardigan. Jenkins J., Esq., Cilbronne ...
... Charles Bottral 86 years and Tuesday last the widow of the late Mr John Cornish aged 80 years St Johns in of Sithney the of Mr John Ciymo aged At Breage on the 11th Miss Martha Johns formerly of Bodilly Wendron 70 years Mount View in the parish of Ludgvan ...
... TIIE LIBEL ON EARL CARDIGAN. On Tuesday morning, is the Court of Queen's Beach, muse was shown aghast the rule obtained in Easter Term on the application of the Earl of Cardigan, against Lieut.-Coke:el Caltborpik to show cal I. why a information should ...
... St. John's, Penzance. THE LITTLE COMEDY COMPANY FROM LONDON. Miss CONSTANCE ABBOTT. Miss EMILIE GRATTAN. MB. WILLIAM FARREN. Juk, MB. FRANCIS JERRARD. Mr. BEN. GREET. Mr. ERIC SCOTT, Mons. MAURICE. WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. Sept. 21st and 22ns. BARBARA ...
... MRS. GRATTAN GUINNESS AT BLANDFORD. anb enbs. Het Most Oratimu Majcety moat have some eery bad selebiers, or she w told not act in • m so articulated to repel any affection that may he felt for her by her peopie is she hahito does. airing her recent visit ...
... JOHN D. STEEL, MOSTPELLIER,BOOT & SHOE WAREHOUSE, 6, QUEEN'S CIRCUS, °malt. the (ammo's Hotel. TURNPIKE TOLLS TO BE LET. WINCHCOSIB DISTRICT OF ROADS. NOTICE is Hereby Given, that the GENERAL ANNUAL MEETINU of the TRUSTEES of the Winchcomb District of ...
... A transfer of tirelb;ne;Of the Foresters' Arms, Purton, was granted from Fronds Pinniger to John Titcombe. The North British Railway Company intend to reduce the salaries of all clerks in their employ by 2 per cent. Wm. Smith, one of tue Six Hundred in ...
... MR. JOHN DILLON. Under the auspices of the Russell Club, an association of .undergraduates of the various Oxford colleges, Mr. John DUIon, M.P., last night addressed a public meeting of Liberals, in the Corn Exchange that city—the building which was last ...
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... REGISTERED FOR TRANSMISSION ABROAD. WILLIAM GRATTAN’S Wboletale and Retail Ladies* and Gentlemen’s Boot, Shoe, andjSlipper Warehouse, GOLD STREET, TIVERTON, (One door ABOVE the White Horse,) Also the Third Sta’l dning the Ffeto M trket. BOOTS, SHOES, ...