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... Hends, PIRE PLIMSAUL BROS. REDPORD STREET & EAST STREET. PLYMOUTH. | COMFORTS ATHER WE JOSEPH MAY GROSE, LAMBSWOOL HOSIERY, CARDIGAN JACKETS AND TRAVELLING AND MAUDS. EA SEA FU JACKET trimmed with a border of SKUNK FUR, 7 inc! hee cep, guarantecd vaine Brown ...
... Gunnislake, on Thuisday, relative the death o John Stacey, ttone cutter, who was dragged into the Tama* by log of wood which was trying dr*w ashore witr a drag and rope, the end of which was fastened round his arm. A verdict A Acci-iental death was returned ...
... not exceeding rive Pounds be paid in full. Entrance to the sale room two shillings, re-1 turned to purchasers. view apply to John Bird, at Sheldon, on days. Wcdnc sday«, and Friday*, and for further particulars. to Mr. Thomas, Halfway House Inn, u-2 land; ...
... Co- i o~ir Davies Rev.Evan Willirem,Croies-strset, H . .lea Davies Rev. John, Egiwys, ltbots near Davies John, Quay-street, Carmarthen. Davies Rev. John Harris, Crlian, An Davies John Goodman, N, P. Bar - e ye Davies Joseph, Trollamn Lianfe c - &rmarthen ...
... back of his head also bruise on his forehead, and another on his arm, which was bleeding. Since then he had been feverish from the result of the injuries. Fined ã1 each and costs. John farmer, of Challacombe, was summoned for removing sheep without ...
... Messrs. Edmonds Son) for the defendants. Mr. Pinder, in opening the pleadings, said the plaintiff was John Stevens, and the defendants were William and John Snawdon. The declaration stated that the plaintiff was possessed ef certain garden, outhouses, premises ...
... Messrs. Edmonds and Son) for tbe defendants. Mr. Pinder, opening the pleadings, said the plaintiff was John Stevens, and the defendants were William snd John Snawdon. • The declaration stated that the plaintiff was posa a certain garden, outhouses, mises, ...
... murder of chil\ at Kea; John Henry Crowgey, 22, miner, attemp’ ; murder of or Al rust 1874; Jane Davey, at Gwenn: servant, iment o birth at ‘Richard Jones. 25, seaman, King, 13, 8 girl five years old wounding Alfred Falmouth; J John Wilmot, 28, ‘his wife ...
... damage is LAM. Whilr working on a stage is a pit at the Periihiw Ceibr Colliery, Mountain Ash, Bona, Wales, oa Satarday situnon, John Brans fell into the water below and drowned. Two Perth boys win-. playing with the .harp painted helves used for salting leather ...
... success. SOUTHMOLTON. Kicked by a House.—On Friday night John Bleacher, the well-known driver of the van which plies bstween this town and Barnstaple, was cleaning his horse in one [of the Town Arms, stables the animal suddenly kicked out and hit its master ...
... have to be very wary for a long time to come. This fact, itis to be hoped, will give strenzth to It is said that events the arm of the Opposition. have shewn that abstention from politics was thei To give your enomy rope gime this Session. enough is to ...
... recover, that hope had to bo abandoned. Sir George Honyman was a considerably ‘oun ger man than Sir John Rolt was—only i ty-six, in fact, whilo Sir John was sixty-seven. They life, moreover, from a very different starting- point, for Sir George was the ...