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... aniger.s, huLt wvith one more gaeme played and for Y vith a poorer igual average. Tho City entertain the i1e~s Itangers at St. john's laine on Saturday, and despite Brim recent defeats we expect them to just pull through. grol The League fable now mouds --in ...
... most of the attacking held the BCi vms fine form. Time after time the ball came out on their side, and with Vallance and Russell behind the pack the visiting threeqnarters were frequently conspicuous. Fitzgerald was the more prominent, although could ...
... mat] Lloyd, thanks were accorded the Chairman Ever tho I HONOnES FOR A LOcAL B&xw.-Mr B. F. Prlog,, W of Gladetone'place, Russell Town, has beon success- atter ful In -gaining a gold medal for the bst bread cleam exhlbited iemompetltion, holctby the Mader ...
... Admission : Seats 2s 6J Unreserved Is (A 6J) open at 730 Commence 8 FURNISHING STORES TIVERTON THE BEST AND MOST MODERN STOCK OF JOHN ERNEST QUICK IS NOW MAKING SPECIAL SHOW OF AUTUMN NOYELTIEs TAILOR-MADE COATS SKIRTS JACKETS CAPES EXTRAORDINARY VALUE SUPERIOR ...
... I r 00Ml .-Highest-class PIANOS j3 -lBrlnsmcad, 50 G~old Mtedals Diploruas of Honour; ] 9. Cellard'a, lirkmao, Challens, Russell, Allit3on; 103) otlher id world-famed Planes, 'efxeetos bargalns Cah^l or riirc; Systeml. Inspection soliolte o£ our Spendid ...
... Hoare, Russell, Vickery, While, and Major. Referee, Mr. V. F. Tbriug. V. SIDNOWTR (R.).—At Barnstaple on Saturday. The re-gilt WAR • win for the North Devoniann by two tries to one, but thia only occurred after In determined struggle. Russell ontaitied ...
... PETTY SESSIONS. FRlDAY. — Before Capt. Pretor, Mr. C. Scutt, and Mr. E. J. Thresher. DRUNK AND Dmoantrit,v.—lfitiVr FlNE.—Bugh John Rendoll was sammoned for being drunk and disorderly.— Defendant did hot appear.—P.C. Salteridge deposed that on the 24th July ...
... and honoured carter.—Mr. Fenton formerly on at Crewkerna National School for sometime. Prrrr Samosa, Saturday.—Before Mr. John Dyeon (in the chair) and Mr. R. N. P. Parsons.—Jary lists for the parishes in the division were produced by the overseers awl ...
... Winfrith House, bursar. ST. JOHN'S BOYS' WEYMOUTH. -MT. It. E. Burch, asostant 111 twoied in the class in both parts of the c,rtificute examination. a scholar and pupil teacher in the above school hetere entering St. John's C 'liege, liaLtersea. Managers ...
... supported by Mr. Michael Williams, ae 215 mines at work in Visible for a conaderable distance around, and will be . Brown, John Breen, C. R. Sergeil (hon, escretary, W. F. W. B: regard to recent events, he had eny statement to make os Uni tor the Tavistock ...
... Hotel, Ilosioster, from Men. Lawrence to Mr. E. Kmie c —The liceose of the New Beauchamp, was trent,. ferred from Mrs. to Mr. John England ; and that of the New lan, Pitway, South Pethertou, from Mr. Joseph Taylor to his son. THE'? or WOOO.-8606A and Anne ...
... claim tbe Revising Bs-rtsfer bad power to amend.—Mr Russell said be preferred deal with all cases on their merits, and th evidence shewed tbat the Christian name been stated by an error- Mr Barrett Russell completed the revision the Barnstaple voting lists ...