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... on criminal court. Proceedings have therefore been commenced against Evan and Hannah Jacob, the parents ; Thos. Lewis, d.. John Hughes, J. Rowlands, and Henry Harris Dallies, surgeons; audChas. Cresor Crusellis for manslaughter. Mr. Coleridge, c, of the ...
... IRELAND. Seven men were committed the magistrates on Saturday for illegal drilling. Several searches for arms were made in Cork on Saturday without tuccess. Mr. Gladstone has replied to protest from the Lands and Labour League against the Peace Preservation ...
... the following FA RM STOCK and Effects, the property of Mr. John Lo mbell, quitting the farm, com- prising 2 prime breeding § ows, 9 store pigs, 100 fowls, ducks, and other poultry, various arm implements, 8 chaffeatter, nearly new (by sheep troughs, a ...
... Henry Steel, ploughman to Messrs' > Hornshayne ; 4th, John nber ' s lo ughbov uncle'r J Zeally, Musbury- Class Mr. Thomas Kteh, I **. £2, John Patch, son of Pavey, son of Mr. Janu i Colvton; 2ud, £1 John ? Welch ' Ploughi,ov t oa,l ««, Colyton; 3rd, 10s ...
... CREDITON. ESTABLISHED LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOCK OF IRON BEDSTEADS IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND AT . JOHN M. SHERRY'S, 145. ORE STREET, EXETER. EASI EIGHT LARGE SHOW ROOMS ARM CHAIR EVERY DESCRIPTION in GENERAL FURNISHING (Nhw and Second Hand). for LOT OF FIRK PROOF ...
... sailors, John Green and George Everett, from drowning, on the morning of the 11th of January, has been awarded the Honorary Bronze Medal of the Royal Humane Society. John's Church. —As the supplies have run short the erection of the tower St. John's Church ...
... acres of arable, 12 orchard, and 55 meadow and pasture land, more or less, together about lS3acres, andnowin the occupation Mr. John White, whose term expires at Lady-day, 1572. HOLLIS Lympthany Meadow, Moneys' Lanil, and part of Kentisbere Moor, in the parish ...
... grazing capabilities, but for their abundant yield of corn and roots of the best quality. There are convenient and respectable arm-house on each farm, which togethered with the premises, will be put into tenantable repair. The respective Tenants will be allowed ...
... pleaded guilty to setting tire a stack of hay, the property of John and Edward Ashley, on Aug. 27th, Honiton. The prisoner also admitted a previous conviction for felony 1871 in the county of Cardigan. His Lordship said the lightest sentence he could pass was ...
... pitched upon the defendant. John Grabham, living at Farway Farm, Chardstock, said he had mother and some sisters. At one time he was intimate with the Bentleys. He had seen Madeleine with Trench at Christmas, 1870, walking arm arm. At the rook-shooting she ...
... ippin_pridved the offence. Defendants did not appear. Fined and costs, seven days' imprisonment. ' Game Trespa'sJââ¬â John Maunder, John and George Cole, all of Knowstone, were charged by H. (J. Devon., Esq., with trespassing Raclsenford Moor in ! pursuit ...
... Axminster, Messrs. (chemist), J a mes Bussell, aud William Roberts Axmouth, Wm. Norman and George Grattan; Colyton, John White, Geo. Elliott, John Harris, and John Davey Dalwood, Thomas Bright and Simeon Down ; Kilmington, Louis Seward and Giles Hurford; Membury ...