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... BaUiol • Rector of Essex. The Rev. John Martyn Collyns. vicar of Sancreed, Dear Penzance, died on Tuesday his eighty-sixth year Previous to his becoming vicar of Sancreed he was for twenty-nine years rector of St. John's, Exeter. The llev. James Steynsham ...
... you're so disagreeable; all I know is, it's net fair!' `l'm quite of your opinion,' said a consoling voice at the door, and John Earl put in his head. 'We do have fan and all I can say is, that I'm sorry for you ; but, Nisbett, it's nearly ten, and if ...
... him to five years’ penal servitude five years’ subsequent police supervision thibf John 48 hawker pleaded guilty to stealing two tame fowls the property of Frederick John Ferris Dittisham Prisoner ackowledged several previous cou-victions sent to penal ...
... bcarlatwa Ac thoroughly purifies body attack so necessary for prevention of O CAR BONIS DETERGENS) children preventing and (arm of ikj to they are subject It is only true soap”— British Journal our it been most in unfailing remedy for odour from Medical ...
... sion he elmaged the door after the house was locked up I f aid struck bus father. He was sent to. prison for one ,f month.-John Merrett was fined .ll::and. costs for drunkenness, it being hbi second offenc6..-The license of the Crown inn was transferred ...
... school Nathanul Jenkins - -- aunilar times y wear of could it ol miles to them order-The foil to namely to effifflent schools- John Wiling to the complaint of PG stray Ilartland the 17th Fined 7s W sister-in-law appear 18th instant first fflp considerable ...
... Ptriqt Nlroo BATH. PoLICE, THunSDAY.-A labourer named John Stamp, charged with being drunk and incampable in St. John's- road, Bathwiclr, on Wednesday night, was fined 2s. and l 2s. costs.-William Hiscocks, labourer, charged with a I similar offence in ...
... Taster. the Mims l'..elter Melhartaad HouseâMr. sad Mrs. Sharp, lllslor Murray Hste ihart.t, Mrs sad Mho Stumm Mr. Juice Grattan (the et Ostort). Mrs. Juries Grassy, His Mass Grasse allosAsetee, Mrs. Poem*, His Powers II Misawal Hors sad (sadly, Wm Martla ...
... lately, was armed with the usual Caffro weapons—rifles of divers patterns, Birmingham muskets, and such like. late, however, the lajng, whose power is despotic, insisted on each soldiers providing himself with brsechioading weapon. Thousands of arms in the ...
... LAUNCESTON. Police —Monday.—Before C. Gurney, Esq. John Gough, labourer, of Barnstaple, was sent to gaol for one month for at Newport oil Saturday. L A P O RD. Mr. William H. Kelland, of Kelland and Grattans, Devon, has been elected a life member of the British ...
... to and after that of Hughes, and that and they may bear and use the arms of Bonsall; such arms being first duly exemplified according the laws of arms, and recorded in the College of Arm®, otherwise the said Royal license and permission to void and of none ...
... were passed through ] British territory and openly sold to savages, who, as everyone knew, only wanted arms to commence hostilities. That these arms were supplied by Englishmen, and sold by Englishmen, and that the Government of South Africa received the ...