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... ll.—Grattan John Eudicott and Percy John Reeve. Form I.—Reginald Lower School.—Form VT.—John Ernest Brewer. Form V.—Walter Vinnicombc. Form IV.—Frank Hugo .Mathews and Stuart William Ger.dle. Form lll.—William John Ernest Farley ami Clifford ...
... Denial of exaggerated reports concerning Dartmoor Prison were made by the Home Secretary, Sir John Simon, in the House of Commons on Monday. Sir John gave facts in reply to questions addressed to him by two Socialist M.P.s. There was no violence of ...
... Nicholls. There were 14 classes, and the awards included the British Eegion Challenge Shield, subscribed for Sir John Shelley, Sir John Amory, Sir Edgar Pluninicr. and Mr. B. G Lampard for the most outstanding item. THE AWARDS. Private cars. decorated ...
... They were a species of cavalry which were mote lightly armed than the men-at-arms. English soldiers called them paunce nars. because they wore the German panzer, a sleeveless coat .chainmail. Sir John Fortescue commented upon the derivation the word pauncenar ...
... conditional, and to join the V.T.C.; Ernest E. Grattan, 38, master boot and shoe maker, Tiverton, three months; Edward Reed. 41, married boot and shoe repairer, C 2, of Leatstreet. Tiverton, three months; John H. Hicks, 40, married, C 2, of Barrington-street ...
... Opposition that all the Orangemen North-east Ulster had to do was threaten, and the majority of the Irish people would fold their arms in submission. Mr. E. Smith has just made it clear that any assumption that the Nationalist majority consists of poltroons ...
... (Slade), Gilbert (South Week), T. Lang, W. Ash, S. Hill, J. Harris (Sampford Courtenayl. W. G. James (Bathe), Madge Bros.. Johns (Cullaford). Amery (South Tawton), E. May (Crooke). W. Knight, S. Cowle, W. Molland, W. Rice (Zeal), Cheriton (Newton), R. ...
... condition, soft and moist; every particle clung to the ball, which grew bigger and bigger, and bigger and bigger! At last Rita's arms were tired, and she stopped to rest and to about her. She was the end of the lawn where the bank sloped up to the stone wall ...
... 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 ...
... Messrs. Reuben, Fred, Ernest, Sidney and Alec Grattan (brothers), Mrs. Reuben Grattan (sister-in-law), Mrs. Elworthy, Simonsbath, Mrs. Carpenter, Huntsham, Mrs. Jones, Simonsbath, Mr. and Mrs. John Grattan, Bampton, Mrs. Rooks, Bampton, Mr. H. Bnd, Simonsbath ...
... 4-Roomed COTTAGE and large garden.—Apply, Seward, Higher Ayre, Whitestone, near Exeter. SALE BY PRIVATE TREATY. JOHN JJROOKING & QO. (John Brooking, A. J. Powlesland, F.A.1.), AUCTIONEERS, HOUSE & ESTATE AGENTS, OKEHAMPTON. OKEHAMPTON. For Sale with ...
... this. Ke also denied picking a stone and throwing it rincombc. A BROKEN ARM. Mr. Willey said a result of the affair Pincombe was bleeding from wound in ihe head and also had broken arm. but Parkhouse, junr., replied that the injury was due to Pinconibe going ...