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... §iMrt WI V ELISCOM BE A boy John Nicholas fell from scaffold and some severe injuries The Company of the 2nd Somerset Rifle Volunteer Corps met for field drill and inspection by Major Adjutant Peard under the of Lieutenant Hancock BRIDGWATER the quarterly ...
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... raised their voices they were attacked. body of armed police under Subinspector Irwin, marched down silently in the height of the disturbances, were drawn up at one side in two ranks and grounded their arms, ominously waiting for the order to load. In minute ...
... SOMERSET, DORSET, & DEVON ADVERTISER. JOHN HARRISON, MONUMENTAL STONE WORKS, BLACKNELL, CRI MARBLE CHIMNEY PIECES, STATUARY, HEAD AND TOMB STONES SUPPLIED TO ANY DESIGN. ESTIMATES ON APPLICATION. AUTUMN AND WirkTER SEASON, ISB9. I. RICHARDS, 28, THE PARADE ...
... Colby, Cordelia Colby, Maria Colby, and John Colby ; and a legacy his executor. The residue of his property, including bis estates in the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Carmarthen, he leaves to his son. Captain John Vaugban Colby, absolutely. Marriage ...
... are pleased to hear that Mr. John Coombs, of this place, who has been seriously ill, is improving. TAUNTON. Extrnsivz Thefts Charwoman.— At the Police-court on Saturday, Charlotte Grattan, charwoman, wife of William Grattan, labourer, of No. 2 Court, ...
... the wife of John Tripp, Esq. (second son of the Rev. John Tripp, of Sampford Brett Rectory), of a daughter. MARRIAGES. August 20th, at Trinity Wesleyan chapel. Grove-street, Liverpool, the Rev John Aldred, Edward, youngest sou of the late John Mathias, Cardigan ...
... the Battle of Alma. He also took part in the Charge of the Light Brigade, under Lord Cardigan, through which he escaped unhurt, but at the Battle of lokerman his right arm was shot away. THE SOMERSETSHIRE BANK FRAUDS. A meeting of the creditors of James ...
... Government in but which would fail now they failed then. The Irishman who now thought that he could throw away his arms, just Grattan disbanded the Volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of cruel, unrelenting English enemy ...
... Nationalist womh. , r for North Meath, situated two milea from Li-towel, wan visa ed on Sunday by an armed and disauti.oi party, who demanded arms, and carried an ey a gun and a revolver. Th e R..vai yacht Osborne, with the Duke and • -• o Connaught ...
... stock. ! ' November 1, at the Congregational Chapel, Milborne Port, by the Rev. E. Da we, .John Harding, of Bridgwater, . to Rosa, youngest daughter of Mr John Parsons, of Mil. borne Port. ' November 4, at the parish church, Shepton Mallet, by ' the Rev ...
... Wdliam Grattan. was charged with receiving the same well knowing them have been stolen.—Mrs Louisa Hawkings, housekeeper to the prosecutor, who resided at Windsor Lodge, Haines-hill, Wilton, stated that she knew the prisoner, Charlotte Grattan. She had ...