... a Hallett, of Castie-street, Mere. HERNIDGE — SEvious.—Oct, 96, at the Parish Church, Nuuney, by the Rev. G. C. Gabell, Tom Herridge to Emily Seviour, both of Nunney. OMMANNEY—Gosass.—Oct. 18, at Holy Trinh) Church, Pitlochrie, N.B. the Rev. E. Austin ...

... youngest daughter of Mr. James Stillman, Frome. On the 26th alt., at the parish church, Nunney, the Rev. G. C. Gabell, Tom Herridge, to Emily Seviour, both of Nunney. On the 23rd ult., at the Wesleyan ohtiroh, Axbridge, by the Rev. Daniel Eyre, John Henry ...

... Having received complaints as to excessive loads being hauled down West End Hill, Witham, he sent there, and on May 3rd Tom Herridge reported to him that three timber wagons, belonging to Mr. Doman (Maiden Bradley), with one tree on each, came down with ...

... and at tin* close of able lecture an animated discussion took place. Accident. - A somewhat serious accident happened to Tom Herridge, ostler at the Bath Anns Hotel, on Sunday afternoon. It appears he was returning from funeral in charge of shellibier, ...

... friends in this neighbourhood in wishing him honourable and distingmshed career. CARRIAGE Accident.— On Wednesday momin last. Tom Herridge. coachman employed tt the Bath Arms, was driving brougham, belongin'* to Mr. G. Down, along the Borcham the horse stumbled ...

... horse procured, and tho mail sent on. On the 20th I reported the case to Mr. Bupt. Perrett, who saw tho horse on the 21st. Tom Herridge, ostler at the Bath Arms, Warminster, said : On the 13th January I remember a mare being brought into the yard. The animal ...

... got very little profit out of it by charging 7s. 6d. per head for the guests. Everything had to be sent to the Grange. Tom Herridge, ostler at the Bath Arms, recollected a brake being sent to Codford in December, 1886. He drove it, and took up twenty-two ...

... West-street, Warminster, th® wife of Frank Edwards—a daughter. Hereidoe.— Feb. 6, at Boreham-road, Warminster, the wife of Tom Herridge—a sou. MARRIAGES. Hayxes—lmbeb.— Feb. 3, at St. Baniabu*', King's Square, Loudon, E.C., by the Rev. H. H. Bishop. Arthur ...

... >uv , from hla horse near Blue B«ll. on tn Bugiay Hoad, on afternoon, and oeviou-sy hu.«. AcotoasT on in a Bousn»n Konn.-Tom Herridge, postboy employ of G. Doan, of lha Bath Arms, was thrown and mocb shaken CoHcaar at tub Athbnstun. A o j-rauing o ...

... decanter, and on being prevented became very abusive, creating such a disturbance that she had to send for the police.—Tom Herridge, ostler, stated that at half-past five on the day iu question defendant rang the yard bell and ordered a fly. When the ...