... included Messrs Layers (Plymouth), Biffea (Exeter), Cox (Orediton), (Coleford), Searle (Herferd), Coleman(Sandfo.-d), Hammetr, (Crediton). Kelland (Lapford), Siller (Broom Hill), Lee (Coleford), etc. Dinner held after tbe market the Railway Hotel, about fifty ...

... 30th nit. under the auspices of the Furlong narriers Hunt, the lunds are benefited to the amount £16 Is 3d. COLEFORD- Win. Tee, publican, Coleford, was summoned Sessions, yesterday, for riding a horse furiously and the danger of the public. Mr. W. L. Brown ...

... meet Thursday last, the were taken. Well done. , m . ?»e*>BM like that, and piace need ™ w one comeremn. SEPTIMUS. COLEFORD- Coleford, was summoned at fuHouslv aTr£\M ne3da - ' for ding horse furiously and to tbe danger of the public. Mr. L. Brown defended ...

... 29tb, 1903, by the Rev. Canon Smith (uncle of the bride), Stanley M. Digbton, second son Captain Dighton, Oak House. Nadland Coleford, Glouceetershire, to Bertha Amy Listor Miles, 3rd daughter of the late Major T. O. Miles, of Xeene, Abbotsham, N. Devon. ...

... COLEBROOK. William Csborn, of Colebrook, for using obscene language, has been lined 5s and costs. COLEFORD. Alfred Bennett, for leaving horse unattended at Coleford, has been fined 2s 6d and costs. COLERIDGE. The chancel Coleridge Church has been in unsatisfactory ...

... inclusive, or in default days' imprisonment. Bichard James Vinson, of Wheal Fanny, Tavistock, was charged with behaving in an improper manner the presence of a number of girls at Creaze-lane, Tavistock, February 2&th, and was fined £2 and 10s. costs. He was allowed ...

... was charged, warrant, issued at Coleford. Gloucestershire, wijh stealing a gent s value 30s, the property of Graham Jane*, Julv 19th. Inspector stated that the Police had communicated with the authorities at Coleford, asking them to Bend for accused ...

... e j's. ' aid the Devon Red Cross Hos- of Inn, Coleford. has been that her eldest son. ...

... the bride, was best man. The hanpy couple left during the afternoon for Dawlish The death took place on W hit-Sunday ot Miss Fanny Fox. who was a zealous worker at Ft John's' Church. Bovey, and carried out her duties until days before her death. BRADWORTHY ...

... concert aud dance, organised Lodge the R.A.0.8. i ' Was held in the Tomlin Hall, Bick- ' artistes for the concert were hatr, 4j& Lane, L. Easton, Bffinch'i * ' - ' Gydon, ami Orchestra?Messrs. B.rcnt, J. and and Mogridge. The ladies who j, were Misses Williams ...

... Willoughby, of Thornbury. Miss B. Lee, of Lane-end, presided at the organ. The evening service at the East Putford Church on Sunday was conducted by Rev. J. D. Williams. Mrs. W. Furse presided at the organ. Mrs. W. Lane, Mam bury Cross, is progressing favourably ...

... sounds were sung. The immediate mourners were Messrs. Claude Percy A.. Vincent R., and William E. Doney (sons), Mesdames G. Lane, J. Sulhck, J. Henoy. and C. R. Barrett (daughters). Mr. Eric'Sullick, Miss Betty Sulhck, and Mr. and Mrs. S Horrell (gran ...