... Maxwell Lyte. was met the entrance to the pier by the director?, and Ur. John Cobt (the chairman of the directors), addressing- him, said that behalf his codirectors and himself be bad much pleasure acknowledging that it waa dne to Ur. Luttrell’a initiative ...

... Hayraan, E. A. Vaughan, Mr. Bramblecombe, Mr Tom Sweet, Mr Darrell Hooke, Mr. Marwood Notley, Mr. H. Dovibond, Mr. W. Johns, Mr. W Johns, jun., • and Mr. Brown and motor party. Hounds were put to water above the mill, and drew up stream, past Harpford, ...

... on the sth inst. stolen one pair ...

... victim, schooner having gone ashore and broken up, all hands—probably four —being lost. ' The vessel was the Mia* Hunt, of Cardigan, owned and sailed by Captain Owen, of Tough all, Cork, and trading to South Wales porta with pit props. At sunrise on Monday ...

... evening through the kindness th.s. land! Sir Alexander Hood. Burt., HP As usual, the gathering took plane at ths Aclantl Hood Arms Hotel, where sumptuous recast awaited them provided by Hr. and Mrs. H. L. T Bloke, As esteemed -states* presided, snd ■riiog ...