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... need of b~l a good and powerful leader around whom to rally. fo 'Mu. F. TowNsEND invites attention to his FisOld 28, Pale and Golden Sherries 36s., 42s., 48s. per doze also, MO Roederer's Carte Blanche Champagne, in pints, 42a per stc dozen. Samiples at F ...
... pair of boots, th e t of Zdward Clark en the 14th March 1874, at Ten t Mr. St. An pigmented M. Clarks defended. evening of • fa gaeltion, the prisoner w en t t o shop of th .progagnior, In 17nion-idreet, Torquay, and to be ahewn a 6 infant's boots. Several ...
... city by the train leaving Dawlish 8.15. NEWTON ABBOT. special meeting of Loc d Board was held on Friday evening, Mr. E. C. Kent presiding.—A general district rate of ls. in the £ was made.—The question of the quanti'y of gas butnt in the public lamps ...
... Master reported that during the cook's absence from her duties, one the female inmates, named Vesey, hail stolen pair of her boots, of the value of 12s, and had b ...
... eat, .44s, 8d.; barley, 43s. 8d. ; oats, 28s. 7d.-KENT.-The Lcontinued Wet weather materially affects trade in wheat, as .samples offered are dampp, and only trifling purchases are made. At Maidstone on Thursday late rates were barely Emaintained. At ...
... cupboard ? France has -her communists and her Pretenders to the Crown. Germany bes her Republicans, and Alsace and Lorraine to boot, and appears to-be in soine danger of- a war of religions. Russia has her Poland, sod is besides undergoing organic changes ...