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... practice of tying dog tin pan and then letting the tin pan loose. How the Grattans played at Checker*.—Up three evenings ago such athing checker-board was never km in Mr. Grattan’s house. He and his aged partner have managed to pass the long evenings pi ...
... wife of Mr John Bunter aged COLMAN April 2 at Barrington-street Tiverton Mr John Colman aged 04 DOWELL 31st at Gold-street Tiverton Thomas Dowell aged 58 years Deeply lamented by widow and large family GREGORY— 23 at Mouutserrat Tiverton John Gregory (late ...
... under 3 old— First prize £3 second prize third prize £1-1 John Pethick Norley House Plymouth Judge years 2 Chanter Barnstaple Jennie 7 years 3 & H Arden Southam Exeter Cardigan 8 years r John Southcott Frithelstock Torrington Tommy years Class 10— Galloways— ...
... Guildhall. on Wedneadey, WBdiam Grattan, of this place, appeared before the Mayor H. 61 47. 614, Col. Itrandram, H. Tooker, Sq .. and S. Eel., and was charged with assaulting Mr. William Pollard oo the 'Nth of June.— Grattan pleaded not guilty.— William ...
... at Twelve. Sale to commence at one o clock 14 Queen-street, Exeter, 20th March, 1882. GRATTANS, BOW, 1_ mile from the Railway Station. SALE RICH PASTURE GRASS. MR. JOHN MOON has been favoured with instructions to SELL by Auction at Harvey's Kino s Armb ...
... Agency Offices, Crediton, 22nd March, 1882. . GRATTANS, BOW, mile from the Railway Station. SALE OF RICH PASTURE GRAS3. MR JOHN MOON has been favoured with instructions to SELL by Auction at Harvey's King Arm. Inn, Bow, on TUESDAY, the 11th day of April ...
... Nash for 4s 7s ; Dec. 30. C. W. Robhins George Hewer for 171 3d ; month, Same v John Clack for /i ; 4s W. J. Wise, re R. 4*. Johnson v T. E. Long ; 51 month. Same v John Dealing for ; two instalments. Monk v A. Harding for £3 14s fid ; 4s month. Same ...
... BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. GeorgeWaakeford, Holly-lodigo, Eastern-road, Romnford, Essex, formernly butler, but niowv of no occepation. John lcli1iornan, DBalington, late grocer and contractor, but now out of business. 11einr) Goodwiin, 2, Startindale-terrace, Go ...
... Stanley Reuse, Lower Clamor; ; Char en John Bond, L.R.C.P. Larks, Latter. worth, Leierden.hire; Frederick Dale, M.B. Cantab, L.R.C.P. London. Searboroogh ; Davies, L.R.C.P. Laudon, LlaturwyrYfen, Cardigan; John Haphins, L.SA., Ckveland-etreet Infirmary ...
... College: £100 of the legacy is dirtoted to. be laid out in the pucbase of.glate, to be insclbed with bhs arme, for the .ue of the college. The will of Sir John Nodes Dickinson, formerly of No, 5, Marlborough-buildfnug, Batb, and of No. 33, York street, Port ...
... and Malmesbury ia Wilts, to be infeoted with swine fever, from the 28th inst. Dragoon Guards—Lieut. Sir Henry Christopher Grattan Bellews, Bart, from the 3rd Battalion the Duka of Edinburgh's (Wiltshire Regiment), to be lieutenant vice A. Baldrey promoted ...
... hand and arm drawn in by the rolleso, which weve revoliog, up t' hih elbow. It was some time before the rol!=r3 could ba raleed, and the arm released, It wz's found to ba seriously equeezed; no bono was broken, but a hole wae made through the arm by the ...