... -Bernard J. Lacon. Fair-Frederick E. Sikkim BUILDING COIIeraIICTION.-Advanced Ist-Thomas F. Amery. Frank Shipaay MI-Gilbert J. F. Hookeay, John W. W;Arthur G. Thomas, William Hardy, Alfred J. Col John B Lee. Elementary.-Pasiedb3dney F. C. urchward. John H. ...

... FUNERAL-THIS AFTitRNOON. The funeral took place at the Bt. Thomas Church Burial Ground this afternoon, amid many signs of lof the late Hr. Thomas Nettled ilaow, itho died at his reamer Ohm Home, Foxbyes, on Friday het, at the odd 81. Damaged had been ...

... BT. THOMAS LOCAL BOARD. deaf, tie v.- - ------ el pinata as remade tio odeestioa at their ewe, MONTHLY ![METING. bat la Wee to who iambi Mak maser arida& Two The smoothly swan the Mow body wee imb u m sew minima is Its enemas, the (Br. Mask Panama pia- ...

... within Floe days atter the event. BARIZIL—ApiI * at I, I:Woe-street, Bt. Thomas, Exeter, the wife of C. 8. Barter.. oanaphter. BAZDY.wife at the Erne Hotel, leybaidge, the Vii. Hardy, a ecat. irmus.—Ma,r I, at Exmouth. Major J. R. Atkhm. late Ema= ha, Mina ...

... continued on 'lie same scale for the ensuing year, Counci ll or Pike brought out his hardy annu al, viz., a rroposltion for the abolition of the bath tux.— Councillor Thomas seconded and the Deputy My., sympathised with the Ellacpmbe member. It as r rect ...

... fell into the water. Thee of ohs men were rescued in an exhausted condition, but the fourth man, Thomas Burgess. was drowned. and • young man named Thomas Wm. Wing lost his life in attnupting to effect a rescue. The bodies of Burgess and Wing were not ...

... pooled iug to Devooport. hir. George Goschen, eldest eon of the Right Hor. G. J. Gootten, kt. P.. and the Lsdy Brelyn tfattorne-Hardy, s , Angest daughter of the Ear of Cranbrcok, were married in Bt. George'.l Church, &rendes:, near Stspkhurst, Kent, at noon ...

... YACHT' ADVENTURES OF THE FLAPPER. At the Plvmouth Guildhall to-day before Mr. J. ills and )kr. W. Morrill+ Henry Hardy, Henry nage, Thomas Fred end John Ford claimed from Lieutenants H. McGildowney and G. T. F. Browne, belonging to the Royal Artillery ...

... May. Newton, Wallis, and Dennis. erton—Warner Outran, Brey, Jones, Aldridge; Broom sod Jones; Pasonore. Gardner, Manning, Thomas, Collard, Brown, Broomfield, Skinner. Bt. James' Harriers v. Exeter Nomads. At Bt. James' Part. lierriers—Oarter • Robinson ...

... 81.1tIOUS AOCLDENT AT ST. THOMAS. A serious aocident happened at tit. Thomas this evening. It appease that as Mr. Gibiron's traction engine was paling over Ere Bridge, a horse, driven by Mr. Henson, cab proprietor, of Bt. Thomas, took Ingtt on easing up ...

... Mr. R. W. Hardi g have been accepted by the Conference as cand i dates for the ministry. By the bye, the successor to the Rev. IL Harding In the supermtendeney of the Exeter alma se blessed (P) with a ponderously long name, the Rev. Thomas Featherstonehaugh ...

... roe him. Alpena Hardy, • otoutifilg o ilt oor niddle-agad men. MUM we. warder at Prises. and had been time sham Mir* 1881. (Denney who had taken inbred in the last 'linenpan stole evint his midget* leek* to another court immediately Hardy intone d bred ...