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... Dec- • Accident.—Whilst at work in the Cor- Total. poration-yard, St. Andrew-street, on Wed- nesday morning, John Wood, labourer, of j Grattan's Terrace, stumbled and fell to the ground, striking the back of his head qj- Events advertised In the Gazette ...
... Oo. Jos. Rev. T. Lewis, ee 4 lain , Registrar of Mar ‘Treas.: A. C. Periton, See. ; 8.D. 1 John Lee. ‘The annual banquet was held at the . Carpenter, W. ‘s Arms Hotel. W. Bro. E. J Wilson presented to ro, the Rev. James Henning vicar of Cockington, No ...
... 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 ...
... “The Queen,” which was received bridegroom, and Miss Florence She took it out ef wss s^ammg with ringing cheers and verse ol r John Fare was best man. then rosbed downstairs and the National Anthem. The . The bridegroom is one the ringers, and ■ Mr. Fenn ...
... train steamed out of tbe station, the bands meanwhile playing Auld Lang Syne.” The Mayor of Exeter (Mr. H. P. 0. Hamlin), Sir John Shelley (eommaoding Ist D.T.C.), and many others were present to bid tbe troops farewell. On Thursday morning the men sailed ...
... 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 ...
... skill.” not a tall and goodlic ship short| of which yoang Grabb was a member, Rechabites, coast f vovages to familiar coasts, arm rds, ot the jelwat Committee. Captai of lus owo—the Panl, of Piymm th=-and made bis way and Nepean, and sg, Varil Hall tifel ...
... Stock, the property of Mr G. Nickels. TUESDAY, 220 d, at the Kings' Arms Hotel, Eingsbridge, 3 pm.. Freehold Lands situate in the Parish of Cbnrcbstow. TUESDAY, 29th, at the King’s Arms Hotel, Buckfastleigb, at 4 p.m , the extensive Freehold Paper Mills ...
... rr~l will l~e forwarded on application. tehriss LoeIpiietasid.-T. Snoll, 28a, North John-street, s~tees Exeter. 1AXTED at oact, a Young ?? able to do a IV round. John pugsloy, Bxotor. 1 17 j 1 ANTEDirentioce to the Tailorine. Apply cane be C Y l Fisber;1 ...
... The Cheshire coroner has held inquest of Arthur Wade, railway signalman, and Jane Wall, found drowned locked in each others arms fish pond The couple were sweethearts, and there supposed to be aome opposition to their marriage. Boy*’ and Harrow School ...
... place after,o.3o p.m. The 125th quarterly meeting of the members of the Co-operative Society was held in the new building. Mr John Pengelly presided over fair number of members. The manager and secretary, Mr W Cole, read the minutes and the balance sheet ...