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... choir. The offertories were in aid of the Church Heating Fund. ■, The quarterly meeting of the Nursing Association was held Grattans, by kind invitation of the President (Mrs. Carbonell). There was a good attendance, and it was with great regret that the ...
... died, aged 66, after a long illness. She was the wife of Mr. Edwin Stevens and a daughter the late Mr. and Mrs. John ilussey, of the Redwood Arms, and later the Post Office, Uplowman. They came to Burlescombe from Kittisford about 10 years ago, and Mrs. Stevens ...
... for any English area is the Isle of Ely's 15s in the £. Cardigan, in Wales, beats all with a total of 21s 6d. Ancient Manor VyALREDDON MANOR, near Tavistock, the home for a short period of Lord John Fitzroy, who died suddenly on Monday, had its origin in ...
... 30 50 decrees I have been asked to mention that among the numerous activities of the British Red Cross Society and Order St. John are arrangements for dealing with wants British prisoners in German camps, and endeavours ameliorate their condition. The ...
... 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 ...
... prizewinners were:âlndies. 1. Mr? Turner; 2, Miss M. Squire; 3. Miss M. Greenslade. Gentlemen: 1. Mr. R. Pratt 2. Mr. R. Grattan; 3. Mr. R- Squire. Highest score first half. Miss M. Prince and BishoD- longest sitting at one table, Mrs. Reader- J- So«thwood; ...
... proposed by Mr. GJackstone.—T. D. Sullivan, September, 1883. And this nation of ours will become a free and independent Ireland.—John Dillon, November lst, 1887. Ireland regarded England her enemy, and reioiccd at her misfortunes.— United livland. 1885. HE ...
... at Chudleigh:—Mrs. Xalder (soft toy, first); Mrs. Train (crochet, first); Mi>. Perry (man's knitted cardigan, first); Mrs. Camel] (man's knitted cardigan, first); Nickels (knitted child's frock, first); Miss (baby's knitted .set. first); Aliss N. Wright ...
... 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 ...
... children.—Mrs. W. Reddaway, Beer arm .WOkehampton. IVANTED, Wf RKING-ASSISTANT or Good » T GENERAL; October; farmhouse; no outdoor work.—Mrs. Shere, Gutton. Crediton. ANTED, WORKING ASSISTANT or s-ood » Oeneral Servant.—Mr3. John Hellier, Farm, Exeter. T/VTANTED ...
... he sir John Kennaway was - sitting of the Commissioners * ...
... Topsham, Fisher, Chemist. Fore-street: A. H. Penny. Chemist; W. Skinner; Sidmouth, Hinton Lake and Son, Ltd.. Chemists; Totnes, John lvavenshaw. Chemist, High-street. SILKS AND WOOLS DIRECT. Wholesale prices. Guaranteed qualities. 500 patterns free. (Stamp) ...