... pinno. 1- There was not a su ficient number of cre- ry deg trainer an ditors of John Lee Bulled, na meeting ot m dealer, of this parish, present at arnst: apte, on the King’s Arms Hotel, b The etatement of day, to form a qvorum. t st affnire showed the rr ...

... conf exsion out wholly than partially. Yeatocday, in the Britanma Success, The guests numbered hetweer Mr. Grattan Barnett: I think Mr. Seldon arms took place. | 1 not luave has stated the tacts, and L dowt o byect to at Dart nouth, an esroult-at- 400, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... also decide whether a show shall beheld or not. KINGSBRIDGE. A stable on the Plymouth-road, Kingsbridge, belonging to Mr. John Grattan. of MM Victoria Boot Stores, was discovered to be fire Monday evening. The flames quickly spread to sheds adjoining, and ...

... There was very little business to transact. William Livering. a sailor, was fined 2s and costs for being drunk, and John Frost and' John Harding lCs top using obscene- language. the application Mr. R. M. Rome, solicitor, the license the Prince Wales Inn ...

... Ben Marshall, or the Commercial Inn: to William Vilson from T. R. Seldon. of the Spirit Vaults, Boutport-street; to John Hunt, rom John Cooper, of the White Horse Inn; o Ernest F. Bugler, secretary of Spiers nd Pond, from Henry Godbold. of the railway ...

... hard labour for assaulting the labour master (Mr. Johns) at the Workhouse the previous day. The evidence showed that prisoner, on being offered his dinner, took up stonemason's hammer and flung it at Johns, striking him on the leg. For destroying his clothes ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... THE NAVY, ARMY, AND VOLUNTEERS. Cardigan- R.G.A. Militia are dije at Maker this week for their annual training. Between May and September 100,0C0 soldiers will on Salisbury Plain for exercise. The headmaster of Harrow has been appointed Hon. Colonel of ...

... Station-road on the 10th instant. John Snow was, Sessions, fined £1 and costs for being drunk while in charge of a horse and ca'b; Thos. and costs for using obscene language; and John Kingdon 2s 6d and costs for assaulting John Rumsaim. A verdict Death from ...