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... Thorne, who are the only legatoes named in the will, under £60,000. The will of John Iltid Nichol Proctor, of Doctor's Commons, has been proved under .1/60,0011; that of John Cunningham, late of Seville, Spain, has been proved under .C 15,000 ; and that ...
... Minnie, by Weather- Dlh* Jib. Arm,agei° ' out Yard s* *• b g by The Cure, out Mis. Edith, dam Westmorland, Melbourne, .god. * Herbert ' 3 b8 by Skonington, dam Y. i£ f™?^'» by Magician, pod. unknown, aged. Mr Lyntuns Cardigan, by Mars, dam by r'indon-snTtcr ...
... attention. Two prang women have been burned to death at Liverpool, by a fire in a seed-crushing warehouse iu which they worked. Sir John Kennaway, a well-known public man. in Devonshire, dies last week. He was held in high esteem by all classes. The Rev. B. Glover ...
... Present-The Mayor and Messrs. W. K, Wait and H. J. Mills. Matilda Ingram, a young woman who appeared in court with a baby in her arms, was charged with stealing a blanket, from ready-furnishod apartments, the property of Sarah Griscoll, Somerset-street, Cathay ...
... S ' m S ' Geor 8 - Triolu - li»o Tricks! John SUple. G. J. Jacobs, J. WhitUker, Isaiah W. ClaVk? 0 ; Jub A Jones (Wine Street), Thomas John Worsl.y, John Simpson, William Simpion i^ ,; Thor Grifflths, John Phi C,' Robert Edgar Bees Arthur M. Edwards ...
... Two yeeinz women have been burned to death at T.iverpeed, by a fire in a seed-crashing warehuse in which they worked. Sir John Kennawav, a well-known puhlic man. in Devonshire, diwl hat week. He was held in high esteem by clwwes. The Rev. R. Glover, ...
... r6Xsad no whether the coed diem of 1r; each to prehibits his removal, With the view to arced with thy of ths Cownsinioa, their arms are kept wend. They we to he ccodeeted leader neat to the wane, end it the nor Roshefert 1. to know beforelieed of the how ...
... 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 ...
... saw the girl arm-in-arm with Trench ut before Christmas, 1871, st nine o'clock at night. Wiist the company were at supper at the rook-shboting the girl and Hugh Welsh were in the parlour in the dark, sat in the window, Welsh with his n arm round her waist ...
... at Kingford, at 9 p.m. Monday—lmplements, Furniture, &c., by Mr. R. Glanville, at Brisworthy, Meavy. Monday—Cattle, by Mr. John March, at Roborongh, at 3 p.m. Tuesday—Furniture and Effects, by Ward & Chowen, at Spring Hill House, Tavistock, at 2 p.m. ...
... 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 ...