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... uephew of the prisoner althea Grattan, while Sidney_ Ellecott, the other prisoner, was his sou-in-law. Mr. Thomas D. Dulton prosecuted on behalf of the creditors of John Grattan Kr. Bosley and Mr Cole for William Grattan, and Kr. Carter for Ellacott. ...
... JOHNS TON’s CORN FLOUR IS THE BEST, & G. JOHNSTON, 23, IRONMONGHR LANH, LONDON, and PAISLEY. RAPA EEE eee. eae 8 —_ iGHT IS THEGREAT EST GEM OF NATURE, LL YOU THAT 8 UFFER ns hl R EAD THE FOLLOWING = URKS, (THOUSANDS OF —$—$_——. DE Mo? WON RFUL RESULTS ...
... ESTABLISHED 154). JOHN ALGAR, HOUSE PAINTER, DECOKATO*, SIGN WRITER, GLAZIER, &e., 33, PAUL STREET, EXETER. SIGHT IS THE GREATEST GEM OF NATURE. A LL YOU THAT SUFFER Bab RED THE FOLLOWING ee YESTIMONIALS. ’ | OF CURES. Mo WONDERFUL RESULTS KNOWN —— . ...
... ever seen John Grattan at Tiverton at any special time, but he remembered having seen him, he believed, with some of the prisoner Or shan't friends. He could not swear that John Grattan was not present when the goods were delivered to Mrs. ...
... at Help, Uighweek, Grass. 15 by Mr. Johns, the Royal Hotel, Dawlish. Houses. 19byBest, at the Bude Haven Hot-1, Exet r, Property. byMessrs, Hill and Pyke, at North Tawton, Farm Implements, by Mr. Moon, at Grattans, Bow, Grass. In Mav. Mr. Damerel, the ...
... Rouse examined my arm and prescribed for me. The upper part of the arm, from the shoulder to the elbow, were wholly discoloured, and there were the marks of the defendant's fingers below the elbow.—Were you able to carry your arm as usual ? No ; it had ...
... .1. D. Ostrehan, D.D. Parker.—March 25, at Cardigan Villa, Weston-super-Mare, after a long illness, Elizabeth, wife of George Lloyd Parker in her 64th year. Torr.—March 26, at Wrayland. Lustleigh, John Torr, Esq , sen., aged 8 '. Wells.—March 23 ...
... at Hele, Highweek, Grass. 13 by Mr. Johns, at the Royal Hotel, Dawlish, Houses. 19 byßest, at the Bude Haven Hotel, Exeter, Property. 25 by Messrs, Hill and Pyke, at North Tawton, Farm Implements. Mr. Moon, at Grattans, Bow, Grass. In May. 2by Mr. Damerel ...
... Dodbrooke, w.>s fined del and costs. John Hicks, for being oat Salcoinbe, was fined (this beinjj the second offence) £110s and costs. Herbin Patrick was charge with the s me offeace at Loddiswell, and fined 10s and 8s costs. John Wills, of Dodbrook, was summoned ...
... Mr. Fewins, at the Okehampten Market, Stock. Messrs. Bourne and Son, at Neaaon, Stock Messrs. Hill and Pyke, at the King's Arms, Bow, House Iby Messrs. Helmore and Sen, at Yeoford Market, Stock, Mr. Fewins, Ford Farm, South Tawton, Grass. by Messrs. Hussey ...
... sale. Land & General Agency Offices,Crediton, March 1877. STURT ARMS, DOWN ST. MARY, Adjoining Morchard-road Station. Unreserved Sale BULLOCKS P'G- FORNITURF, BAR Fi ITIN'JS, &c. &c. ' JOHN MOON instructed to SELL by AUCTION, Wednesday, the2Sth of March ...
... r. and ,w er e Albert Lllacott, lA, silversmith. were charged to; having unin the county of :Middlesex, counselled one John Grattan, a person ltare had been liq uidated b y arrangement, deliver up to the trustee ailm i uistenng his este. is all tof property ...