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... allusion to regret inspired by his death. Lieutenan fluteheson has been his place. The portrait on* Mrs. Grattan, wife ot the wel statesman of Grattan'a Parlia was given by Mrs. Leeky. The wa m-'sk'of Daniel O'Concell, which was take Genoa after his death ...
... Copleston arms—arg. a chevron engrailed between three leopards' faces. On the other was a wild man, scaled, holding a shield with a gorge or whirlpool. Philip Copleston's wife was Anne Bonville, whose daughter was the daughter and heiress of John Gorges ...
... The public examination was fixed for Thursday, April 3rd, at the OasUe of Exeter. At.Barnstaple yesterday Mr. John Smale offered tlie King's Arms Hotel, Barnstaple. The property was withdrawn, but afterwards «6ld privately. Messrs. Toller, Oertnn and were ...
... 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 ...
... .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 ...
... 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 ...
... PARISHES. To the Editor of the Daily Gazette. Sir, —Your publication in to-day's issue of the Devon returns of men 1 under arms in the Forces the country induces one to make an emphatic protest against the parish E'xminster being included the list cf ...
... with housework, children; treated as one of family.—Mrs. Woonton, H.intey 1 arm, Dal wood, Axminster. yVTAXTED, a GIRL for kitchen work.—Apv 'r> at once to Mrs. -Lane, Grattan's, -now, N. Devon. ' Wv??' TWO ° ood SERVANTS ■ took-General and House-Parlourmaid ...
... the Clothing and Kmerg- fund. ARMY CLOTHING EXETER THEFT. Thomas John 1. Leat-terraoe. Com- 1 mercia.l-ro.id. Exerter, was charged Exeter yesterday with stealing two shirts and on© cardigan jacket, value 13s 6d the property of the Secretary State for War ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...