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... PbttySbssions—Yesterday.—Before Major Trist (in the Chair), Robert Harvey, Esq., and F.J. Cornish- Bo wden, Esq. Catherine Hardy, a shopkeeper, of Hsrbetton, who was summoned at the last meeting for having unjust weights and scales, and who did not then ...
... Dawson, Rainbow; Mr. C. J. Doxat, a Winter's Night; Mi*s Davies, Magpie ; Miss Fisher, Poudree; Mrs. Holmes, Pcudree; Mrs. Hardy Harris, Hungarian Hussar; Miss L. Haynes, Autumn'; I Mrs. G. H.Johnson, the Lancashire Witch; Mrs. Edward Johnson, Veronica ...
... SPORTING. FOOTBALL. DEVON SOMERSET. A DRAW. MATCH OF THE SEASON. DEVON TO THE FRONT. On Saturday afternoon, at tbe St. Thomas Ground, string of fifteen players, tbe elect of broad Devon, th elixir of all the clubs of the County, encountered the of famed ...
... beginning of August. FOOTBALL. DEVON v. SOMERSET. DRAW. MATCH THE SEASON. DEVON TO THE FRONT. On Suturday afternoon, at the St. Thomas Ground, string of fifteen players, the elect of broad Devon, the elixir all the clubs of the County, encountered the men of ...
... Mr. and Mr. \ card tray ; Sir John Jenkl neckl.ee; Sir Walter and L.dV rO.W, .tiq.« 'Iver sir Lady bl. ttlng book; sir Thoma. and Lady cmaa.remz.caaae-labra; Mr. and Mrs. Jame. B bronze Sir Henry Law -wee. «old brooch Sir John Lady Fowler, and vase ...
... numerous persons who were trustees and persons entitled under various settlements and subsequent encumbrances. Mr. Cozens-Hardy, Q.C., M.P., and Mr. Bramwell Davis were counsel for the plaintiffs; and Mr. E. S. Ford, Kir. Frank Evans, Mr. B. Terrell, ...
... Weik Mill Farm, aforesaid, on W ...
... the Ministerial programme concerned chiefly with Ireland, but raDges over a good many other subject*, cf the class known as hardy annuals, since most of them have bean brought before Parliament several years in succession, and have as reguarly been withdrawn ...
... Hon. W. M. Ejen, Miss Bllicombe. Mrs. Forbes, Mrs. Fordyce, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Fortescue Mrs. B. and Miss Fortescue, Sir Thomas Freake, Lady and Miss Freake, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Frost. Sir G. and Hon. Lady Fitzgerald, Mr. W. R. Fulford, Mr. F. Fairholme ...
... Captain Hon.W. M. Eden. MissEllicombe. j,* 1 -Forbes, Mrs. Fordyce, Mr., Mrs., and Misses Fortescue, Fre»i, and Forttscue, Sir Thomas Freake, Lady and Mies p.,, ' Mr., Mrs., and Misses Froßt Sir G. and Hon. Lady r ' Mr. W. R. Fulford, Mr. F. Fairholme, Mr ...
... entirety tha perusal of our readers. England ia proud of her merchant-service, and owes much of her greatness to the heroism and hardy endurance of her mariners. Devonshire lad a had ever taste for the salt sea wave from the day of the Elizabethan heroes down ...
... Bastcott, and C. Edwards (forwards). Referee—Mr. Petbick (Plymouth). St. Thomas v. Bridgwater.—To be played the County Ground, St. Thomas. Kick-off 3.30. The following will represent St. Thomas : —B. J. B»ker (bv;k), A. M >rris. J. R. Pinohtn, J Bates, F. Mardles ...