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... reached here during Lent, his ad on Friday. LITTLEHEMPSTON At Totnes County Sessions on Monday John Cole, 14 e, in the employ of Mr. M. Evans, Little Grattan’s ‘arm, was for throwing a stone with intent {o injure a railway ne at Littiehempston on the 13th ...
... ll.—Grattan John Eudicott and Percy John Reeve. Form I.—Reginald Lower School.—Form VT.—John Ernest Brewer. Form V.—Walter Vinnicombc. Form IV.—Frank Hugo .Mathews and Stuart William Ger.dle. Form lll.—William John Ernest Farley ami Clifford ...
... large collection Agricultural Implements. Marigold, Vetch Haulm. &c. B& J. GAGE beg to announce that they are • instructed Mr. John Thomas (declining business) SELL AUCTION. TO-MORItOW (XUKFDA'i). 4th February, 1902. Order Sale.—lmplements 11 o'clock, luncheon ...
... allusion to regret inspired by his death. Lieutenan fluteheson has been his place. The portrait on* Mrs. Grattan, wife ot the wel statesman of Grattan'a Parlia was given by Mrs. Leeky. The wa m-'sk'of Daniel O'Concell, which was take Genoa after his death ...
... condition, soft and moist; every particle clung to the ball, which grew bigger and bigger, and bigger and bigger! At last Rita's arms were tired, and she stopped to rest and to about her. She was the end of the lawn where the bank sloped up to the stone wall ...
... with housework, children; treated as one of family.—Mrs. Woonton, H.intey 1 arm, Dal wood, Axminster. yVTAXTED, a GIRL for kitchen work.—Apv 'r> at once to Mrs. -Lane, Grattan's, -now, N. Devon. ' Wv??' TWO ° ood SERVANTS ■ took-General and House-Parlourmaid ...
... issue of the events the October would have been very different had Morris, and not Cardigan, been in command of the Light Brigade. Kinglake wrote:— While Lord Cardigan sat in his saddle expressing, under cavalry forms speech, his envy of the Heavy Dragoons ...
... proposed by Mr. GJackstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September, 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon, November lst, 1887. Ireland regarded England her enemy, and reioiccd at her misfortunes.— United livland. 1885. HE ...
... descriptive catalogues (6d each), to be obtained from the Auctioneer, Sunpysidc, Crediton, ten days prior to the SoJe. FREDERICK JOHN HELMORE has been favoured with instructions from the Representatives Rev. Paul Ford Britton, deceased, SELL the above by AUCTION ...
... children.—Mrs. W. Reddaway, Beer arm .WOkehampton. IVANTED, Wf RKING-ASSISTANT or Good » T GENERAL; October; farmhouse; no outdoor work.—Mrs. Shere, Gutton. Crediton. ANTED, WORKING ASSISTANT or s-ood » Oeneral Servant.—Mr3. John Hellier, Farm, Exeter. T/VTANTED ...
... he sir John Kennaway was - sitting of the Commissioners * ...
... lecture. ETON HAM PSTEAD A very pretty little wedding took place in the above Parish Church on Monday Mr. John Holman, eldest son of the late Mr. John Holman, of Throwieigh-road, Okehampton, and Mi-s Lily Abraham, eldest daughter Mr. W. Abraham, of Ford-street ...