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... late Sir John Duckworth, a loss which there was not one magistrate and hardly ratepayer in the county who did not feel to be very serious one, and which he thought called upon them for some tribute to his memory on the present occasion. Sir John Duckworth ...
... sale at Ecclestone, Torquay.—Defendant did not appear,' Band judgment went by default. ! v. Bovey—John Bess Searle, farmer, of St.' SMarychurch, claimed of John Bovey, dairyman, of Hele,' ESt. Marychurch, £2 rent of a piece of ground to 29th' September last ...
... relieving officer of the M Mr W Cottrci Stawii-y Y’ tlliugfim Mr G M Cowell Tiverton J John Easter brook Mr Gibbs Tiverton Mr H Havill Broadclist eotlicei Mr John Hosegood liyegate 28 or house X'etthreil Xit-iiolis 11 late Workhouse Mr Cartridge Tiverton ...
... Wednesday, before Messrs M. Fox (chairman), and E. 'Jew, John Thomas, a sailor, on tramp, was brought in custody charged with having the 22ud January, obtained from Mr Charles Emmett, Kings Arms Hotel, certain goods, viz,, bread, cheese, and beer, of the ...
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... Christian truth aod our hard won Constitutional liberties,” Among the honorary vice- presidents are Lord Kinnaird, Sir John Kennaway, M.P., Sir John Coode, Major-General Sir C. H. Palliser, Admfrat Sir J. B. Sulivan, and Admiral Sir A. Cooper-Key: and the general ...
... of the PLY. DEVONPO! and BRANCH will be Id at St. Andrew's Hall, of eee CHURCH apd EDUCATIC WEDNESDAY, Sth inst., at pm, Mr JOHN Union or ant ie vited, hpeopie, whether members of the Aus of enlarging his armaments and incre. strength. He speaks of frontiers ...
... p.m. by ticket only. (See bills. JOHNS, Hon. Sec., treet, Plymonth. —Miss Lily Rowe's Grand Concert, F TREAT.. 13th, for New Chureh and School. announce a LEAP YEAR DANCE on TUESDAY, The 16th, from Eight to Twelve armed ets can be ob- bg Rg 3 OF at the ...
... obedience to the Commandments (Applause ) They talked about the eighty-seven coercion and about Grattan’s Parliament but they not know a fact that Grattan’s Parliament passed no less fifty-four coercion eighteen years (Laughter applause) to the of Campaign ...
... were yet as discontented they possibly could be that Ireland was asdisloyal as ever was their proposed remedy ? To restore Grattan’s Parliament Irish Parliament sitting Dublin Well was not to the well-flogged fallacies coerciou Every loyal who obeyed the ...
... HIMALAYA. ' Charles Mortimer, John Pyle, John Oliver, Anthony Bond, Stokes, D, T. Harris, W. Palmer, J. Norrish, H. Avery, W. A. A. Pensions on accepting positions in naval or militia bands. | ‘The Himalaya, troopship, Captain John E. with a Dicks, J. E. Locke ...
... Minnie daughter of John and Emma Prince aged 5 months Reed April 26 East Manley Halberton Mr John Reed aged 68 Smitheram April 19 at the Union Workhouse Wellington Maria Smitheram aged 7 years Southcott April 25 at Thorverton Mr John Southcott aged 79 ...