... hole in the man's head. DEAD UNDER TREE. FATE OF TOTNES LABOURER AND HIS DOG. the inquest at on Saturday on George Tope, St. John's-terrace, who was found field with dog dead »t his feet after the storm Friday, Wilfred Lewie Tope, deceased's so®, who went ...

... or other associations, under 18—York-street Junior Boys' School. 85 and 84—169. Brahms' vocal solo, for girls, under P. Grattan, B. Sleep. 85; B. Harris*, Rilla ill, 84; I. Summers, 78. Folk-song, under 12—A. Pen.selly, 89: I. Summers. 87: R. Spiller ...

... affairs in the House of Commons this week. There real and easilycomprehensible alarm in France at the facts that Germany means to arm, especially in the air, and that it is not at all easy to see how she is to be stopped. The speeches Sir Austen Chamberlain ...

... must be deep, leat at top or stream at top. from which water can be diverted for irrigation. Woodland considered. Must have Arm road running along top.— Write H 43, Morning News. Plymouth. WANTED, within 15 miles Exeter, DAIRY/STOCK FARM, 50-70 acres. ...

... re-established in their own, Parliament House m Dublin, to imitate the example of Grattan in 1782, when. he brought forward a motion in favour of 9 declara- tion of independence. Grattan began his eloquent speech by saying “1 am now about to In 1800 the same orator ...

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... the face and to; British and Italian Premiers. Mr. ith DEATH OF LADY CARDIGAN. =sstem towhich they were hound by expresses the belief that the valoar of the Italian The of Cardigan died lest ot Deane pledges to eatch the Army and Navy will make the final ...

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... Okeubury. Kingston, S. Devon. rpEMPORARY NANNY, July 28, for fort- J. night; boy 5, baby; own nurseries; children s washing—Mrs. Grattan, Down House. Unner Crownhill. WANTED, homely Christian person as COMPANION-HELP in farm-house, !»mall dairy and family, good ...

... DEVON. To Hauliers, Contractors, and Other Horsekeepers, Motor Oar and Charabanc Proprietors, Builders, aud Speculators. MR. JOHN PEARSE has received instructions to SELL AUCTION, at the George Hotel, Plympton, TO-BAY (MONDAY), August 31st, 15(25, at 6 ...

... 8th Hampshire Lieut. c. Seen a@ cf tho Empire Baitation London Regt.’ ), and pay the rank be W. G. E. Wiecman, Bart,, late Cardigan R.G.A. Division, “has been appointed to a: ), Western battali captain, for duty the new eervice W. A Oswald. Indian Army ...

... resort. Exclt. opportunity for right person. Credentials essenl.—Apply Estate Office. Cockington. Torquay REPRESENTATIVE reqd. Arm of Association Elec. Lamp Manufacturers to travel West of England, commence July. Must reside in Plymouth. Salary and expenses ...