... TIVERTON GAZETTE EAST DEVON TUESDAY OCTOBER 2d 1M8 199 HIGH STREET EXETER JOHN C GUEST Pianos & Organs Gramophones and MUSIC 40 & 41 BRIDGE STREET EXETER E K L A Y (Registered) Concentrated Poultry Food Maximum Daily Quantity 2 to 3 ozs per bird NO GRAIN ...

... 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 ...

... STHAUMO BABBITS. William Warden, John Elworthy, and Frank Martin, in employ of prosecutor, were charged with stealing, on the 29th of November, three rabbits from Ur. William Tackett, Olannaborongh Barton, Bow. The rabbits were valued at lOd. each.—Mr ...

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... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... “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 ...