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... arl on us. May we never want nowt, none of us. The American Navy have a delightful toast for the ladies: Our arms your defence, your arms our recompense.> We country folks must keep our eyes wide open when sharp townsmen are about. Farmer Brown was ...
... the late clea and Mrs. S. A. ' Soniton, and -Mr. Harry S. Brendon, second ton of Mr. and Mrs. A. Brendon,- Blatclifo'lVMown I'arm, Sourton. The Eev. C. E. Treadwell oftciated. The bride, who was given away by her mother,wore a dress of blue with hat to ...
... section, presented to Sir John Kennaway a garden seat made of teak wood and suitably inscribed. Sir John feelingly accepted this gift. The members of the branch, through Capt. R. Y. Anderson-Morshead, who is chairman, presented Sir John, who is president, with ...
... many floral tributes. The bearers were Messrs. Pooles (2), Hearn, Rowe, Philips and Wheeler (friends). TIPTON ST. JOHN. At Tipton St. Johns Railway Station Monday, Mr. W. H. Beer, on behalf of the staff, made a presentation to Mr. E. Tully on the occasion ...
... 34,115 F. Wilson Temple (Soc.) 9,214 No Change. Maj. 24,901 MIDDLESEX, TWICKENHAM. (1929, bye-election: Con., 503.) xSir John Ferguson (C.) 39,161 P. Holman (Soc.) 13,763 No change. Maj. 25,398 MIDDLESEX, UXBRIDGE. (1929: Con., 1,348.) xMajor J. J. ...
... and Son, Chemists, High street. Okehampton: Seth Harry, Chemist. Moretonhampstead: C. E. Evans, Chemist. J. Hindle, Chemist. JOHN HAWLEY'S unbreakable Lever Watch (keyless). Specially for farm workers, laboure: , etc. limed to a minute. Guaranteed months ...
... Milton and Son, I,'bemists, High street. : Harry, Chemist. Moretonhampstead: C. E. Evans, CbemisL Chaytord J. Hiudle, hemisL JOHN HAVVLEY'S unbreakable LeveT Watch (keyless). Specially for farm workers, laboure. , ttc. Tuned a minute. Guaranteed i 2 months ...
... High-street. Okehampton: Seth Harry, Chemist. Moretonhampstead: C. E. Evans, Chemist. Chagford: J. Hindle, Chemist. GENUINE ARM J WHIPCORD BREECHES, Officers' All-Wool Bedford Cord Breeches, 2256 d; Bedford Cord Breeches, 12s lid and 14s 6d; Corduroy Breeches ...
... session of St. John Ambulance classes for men and women came to a successful conclusion at the Council School nemyock, on Friday evening, when the examination of the members for the vouchers and medallions The Ancient Order of St John took place. The ...
... 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 ...
... tMwards, Mr. ,1 Weeks. Master Hi Chick, and the ringers. HOLSWORTHY. At special Sessions John Reilly, no fi*, abode, shoemaker, was charged the Poor-law Institution, Mr. John Tooy-e (Master, sluted about 7Mi the evening prisoner came thy Inslitntion nasty 1 ...
... .Cheriton is desirous of relinquishing Agricultural Pursuits, the whole is intended for absolute Sale without reserve. GRATTANS, BOW. MONDAY, MARCH 27th, 1933, at 5 p.m. SALE of about 40 ACRES of LUXURIANT KEKP, for J. Carbonell, Esq., by £IHAS. HARRIS ...