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... headed by the Bugle Band, under Band- Sergeant W. J. Cooke, inarched to the parish church. There were also present Captain Kent and Lieut. S. Berry. The sermon was preached the Assistant Chaplain, the Rev. F. W. Toms. From time to time the question of ...
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... •peaking strongly of misrepresentation, ana hoped it would not occur again. does. Observer. HIGH BICKINGTON. Mr. Newton, of the Golden Lion Inn, High Bickington, asked permission of the Torrington District Council on Saturday to erect a building for accommodating ...
... margin. Hamburghs, although small in quantity, were good in quality, and Mr. W. Snell repeated his Bath win with his beautiful golden pencilled cock, getting third wifh nice, similar coloured, hen. Wyandottes are strong, 'Mr. P. L. Price winning in the cock ...
... referred to Mr J. S. Hellier, High Bailiff. At the Police Court on Saturday, Amos Bowditch, aged 15, charged with stealing a pair boots, value 8s 6d, the property of Mr Bruce, of the Beehive, Axminster was sent to Whipton Reformatory for three years. The Magistrates ...
... battery Hyde Park, and before the 21 discharges, comprising the Royal salute, had been completed, the King and Queen, in thei' golden coach of State, drawn eight creams, were s?en slowly crossing the forecourt, the splendid equipage flanked by gorgeous walking ...
... wrote tendering his resignation as medical officer for No, 5 Division of the Honiton Union. He recommended hi 3 partner—Dr Golden —as successor likely to give satisfaction to the Board. The question of a successor was deferred until next Board ,day in ...
... Sons ; drapery—E. S. Verity ; clothing—Redwood Bros. ; milk—G. O. Brown provisions—G. A. Brown stationery—Young and Son ; and boots and shoes—J. Baker. CHUDLEIGH. On Tuesday at the Castle of Exeter Samuel Rich, baker, of Chudleigh, was fined 2s 6d and costs ...
... bad been in possessio since the previous Saturday, and despite th protests of the officials Mr Braddick removed 100 pairs of boots one day and a load of furnitur on the following Friday.—DN Clibbett.County Cour bailiff, bore out this.—Cross-examined by Mr ...