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... Manufacture of Boots and Gentlemen* Clothing. THE SINGER MANUFACTURING COMPANY. 147,-CHEAPSIDE, LONDON. AUTHORISED AGENT FOR EXETER: S. S. GIMBLET ; ', 68, Hioh-st3bbt, Doors el>'.o ill : .d;). SEWING!- MACHINES. Tl/rACIIINES FOS TAILORS BOOT MAKER?, and ...
... loaned for the occasion by Mr. Kent Kyngdon, who has made them his own. There is that singular pile of granite rock ycleped Bo.verman's Nose, to found near Manaton-on-the- Moor. Sunset is the time chosen, and the golden glow of the last rays on the horizon ...
... their former visit. The Rent Audit of Sir B. Wrey, for the Holne property was held by R. G. Abraham, Esq., the steward the Golden Lion on Thursday last week. After the usual business the numerous tenants sat down to dinner provided by Mr. Dobell. The worthy ...
... policy, and every Liberal was unsparingly lampooned by Wescomb's journeymen, who were settled in Exeter, at Maidstone, at Deal or Dover in Kent, in Edinburgh, and in London, where Wescomb himself went to reside as Proprietor the Globe newspaper. _ As ...
... believe, the most efficient reaper yet made. It is essential characteristic of the new system that everything should balanced •boot the axle of the main wheel. The one-horse hand delivery machine shown here is most simple and a really good article. The gearing ...
... few districts rust has caused considerable damage, and the majority of fields have leaden instead of golden hue. The results thrashed-out fields in Kent, Surrey, Essex, Berks, Northampton, and Lincoln have not been satisfactory, and the greater portion ...
... J usual monthly meeting was held J«* oth P U itw » * anniversary St. Part- y *'f » members present, done deputy. Mr. ft. Kent ulr'n ⢠â¢' th,r « « present-Messrs. L. * - W. and P. 8. JooSgJJ** to S* PT, letter, expressed thoir Jfi* ' Tin' |,iy ...
... Bracewill, and Michelmore. Highway— Messrs. Kent, Badcock, J. S. Bearae, and Chudleigh. Sanitary and General Improvement— Messrs. Rowell, Mills, Lambshead, Bracewill, and J. S. Bearne. Finance —Messrs. Cull, Michelmore, Kent, L. Bearne, and Badcock. The several ...
... peace for two months. The Mayor's Dinner to the Recorder.—The Mayor-10, Crassweller, Esq.) entertained the Recorder at the Golden Lion Hotel on Friday evening, The following is a list of those present:—His Worship the Mayor (C. Crasweller, Esq.), tbe Recorder ...
... drawing to coaclusioa, aad the employers can obtain hands much easier than has been the case during the last three months. In the boot trade there is great activity, but wages remain the same. The harvest commencing, and the fears that wages would rule high ...
... Bench granted order of ejectment. Ellen Prowse, a machinist at the boot and shoe trade was summoned her master, William Haiuies, for absenting herself from work a week. Complainant a boot maker, and a short time ago entered into a verbal agreement with ...
... fined 5s and costs, and Loveys ls and costs. NEWTON. LOCAL BOARD. Friday.—Present: W. J. Watts, Esq. (in the chair), Messrs. C. Kent, L. Bearne, W. Badcock, H. Mills, J. Chudleigh, J. S. Cull, J. S. Bearne, W. Lambshead, W. J. Rowell, and H. Michelmore. Tho ...