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... boot polish, value from the shop of Messrs. Dowden and Co., boot sellers on November Bth. Prisoner pleade’d guilty. Mr. John Grattan, manager, stated that on the day named prisoner bought a pair of shoes for 2s 6d After she had gone a police sergeant came ...
... neat N«wt«% Abliot, 2nd inst, John ckfor /, aged 7>S y^ura. Hoare —John Hoare, D.-an Prior, died One 1882, hie year, was Secretary for *,he Oeaw Prior Friendly Society for 55 years, and Clerk the church for years. Died Toww Arms Inn, Buckfssfc&igh. Blank ...
... Wednesday, before Messrs M. Fox (chairman), and E. 'Jew, John Thomas, a sailor, on tramp, was brought in custody charged with having the 22ud January, obtained from Mr Charles Emmett, Kings Arms Hotel, certain goods, viz,, bread, cheese, and beer, of the ...
... Torquay, Rev J. Johns, Messrs E. Stupart,J. Heath,and W. H. Fort,and altogether a very enjoyable evening was spent. At the conclusion, a vote of thanks to the Rev C. Knibba, for hia kindness attending, was proposed by the Rev J, Johns, seconded by O. ...
... contained 15 yards of grey beige, yards of estamane, a cardigan jacket, 6 yards of cashmere, and 6 lbs.of navy worsted. He addressed the parcel and banded it on the following day to G.W.R. carman. The cardigan, 3i yards of estamane, and 15 yards of beize produced ...
... nt BUI should be the first measure of the new Session. In addition to his gift of £3,000 the Devon and Exeter Hospital, Mr John Dawson of Northbrook, Exeter has expressed his intention of contributing £3,000 to the Exeter Blind Institution, £2,000 to ...
... case. Sometime ago there was a very celebrated gentlemen down addressing the electors of that neighbourhood. referred to Mr John O’Connor, and their opponents must be very bard to bring forward such a man. He sneered in a speech of his, with which he (the ...
... she felt such pain In her hand and arm. that a medical man was called In, who, after at* tending her for few days, advised her removal to the hospital. She was admitted there on Wednesday, the Inst,, the bond and arm being the time highly inflamed. She ...
... Threatening Letter. —The Western Moil publishes threatening letter addressed to Mr. John Davies, corn dealer and maltster, Dyffryn, in the parish of LUngranog, in the county Cardigan. The letter was found by Mr. Davies under the outer door of his house on Tuesday ...