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... have listened to the report of the Chaplain, and then— well, troubled no more about it, Mr. Preston Thomas recently suggested to the Guardians of St. Thomas Union that they conid make better use of ihe avail- able labour in the Workhouse if they im- , roved ...
... Cater. i 1 Chass Division s \ Davie i ie Class ston WwW it Chass tid Devi W Vosper i Hanbur Thar hans ‘ Plord Hiv “ Hi iB Hardy i ii har Class Pass Division i perrs Boys.—Virst Class, Honours Division: r Werren, first prize for general protciencs and ...
... that mo damage had heen done to the main buildings. Sir Thomas Lipton left Euston yesterday en route for America. There were only a r few personal friends to see him off, and to f these Sir Thomas expressed high hopes of the suceess of his new yacht. He ...
... THE DEVONPORT LIBEL CASE. the eine of Mr. h. Svmous Charles Bernard Ceurtner Thomas, who wits jediefed for eriminal libel ot the Last Justice fhe case was heard Mr. Thomas then pleaded guilty, and was bound over and crdered to pay a eer amount towards ...
... took his seat at 11 His lerdship was accompanied on the bench by the Sheriff (Mr. R. B. West), the Under-Sheriff (Mr. G. Hardy Harris), and the tev. FP. Buck- the Sheriff's Chaplaia ingham). ALLEGED THELT AT Samuel Leaman, aged 57, labourer, pleaded ...
... Gibbs anc Mr T. Jcanings assistant tary Amateurs’ and The judges were : fol Messrs. Conolley (Uplyme) and Lyo: Cr et St. Thomas) cottagers’ clas+e Mevsrs. Hales (Axminster) and Bailey (Row aon): gardens and allotments, Messrs. A i Townsend (Chard), H ...
... Pennsylvania. They are substantially built, and occupied by good tenn nts. The above v.ill he offered for SALE by AUCTION by Mr. THOMAS MARTIN, at the ew London Hotel, Eseter. en FRIDAY, the Zth July, 1899. at 4.30 o'clock in the afternoon precisely. Cards to ...
... properties. Plans may inspected one week prior to the Sale at the followine addresses: — The King’s Arms Inn, Stockland: Mr. Hardy. Estate Office, Gittisham: The Auctioneers, Axminster: and Messrs. SPARKS & BLAKF, Solicitors, Crewkerne, who will furnish ...
... adjourned fora fortnight. Alfred Hardy and Henry George, lads under the age of 12, were ordered to be imprisoned for six hours and to reccive six strokes with the birch for theft ot eggs, the property of a dairyman named Bevnon. Hardy had been summoned on five ...
... season. Mr. W. J. of Exmouth, also had a verv attractive display of eannas, carnations, herbaceous hardy Chinese peonies, pyrethrums, sweet peas, hardy shru » and many other kinds. There was also a large number of other exhibitors. There was a good show ...
... Charles Tancock was, at Uiacford Police-court yesterday, fined 10s in- elusive. Yesterday at Exeter Police-court, Marwood Thomas Sleeman, of SalisLury-road, was fined 10s (5s in each case) for not having his two clillren vaccinated. Taw Vale Cricket Club ...