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... work. Might sell.— 16464, Western Times Office, Exeter. TO BE SOLD ~~ jr»-i o -I {\S>. COTTAGE PIANO. Bargain R. a free.—John C. Guest, Reliable Firm, 193, High-street, Exeter. NITCHES good REED for SALE.— /W Eor price, etc., apply L. Lee, Hill Barton ...
... Addison Ingle. COMBE MARTIN. The annual Court and Court Baron for the ancient Manor and Borough Coombe Martin was held at the 3 Arms Hotel, Mr. G. R. Jackson, of London, agent for the Manor Trustees being present. The Jury appointed for the ensuing year consists ...
... Approval willingly.— S, 36a. Maida Vale, London. 17214 —Seeoild-Hand PIANOS from £15; tunings and rail free; catalogue free.—John C. Guest, 199, High-street, Exeter. Fretwork: fretwork for voun? and old. Complete outfits, 35., 45., ss. 6d., 6s. 6d., Bs ...
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... measure that it was a beggarly Bill, rotten Bill, unworkable Bill, arid one which, ever it passed into law, would not give them Grattan's Parliament would give them, instead, a , Molly Maguire shebeen house. Unlike the Irish Council's Bill, they were asked to ...
... Southcom.be, farmer, Sampford Courtenay, was, on the evidence of P.C. Summers, fined 20s inclusive for being drunk charge, and John Grattan, labourer, Maddaford Farm, was fined 2s 6d for driving without lights.—P.C. proved i the case. On taking the chair for ...
... North Devon Dispensary. At the Barnstaple Borough Police Court, yesterday, before Mr. H. Barrett, Joseph Bennett* Portsmouth Arms, was charged with being drunk at the Taw Vale Parade the 25th.—Defendant did not appear.— P.C. Hill said he found Bennett, ...
... and Friday 4.45 p.m., and Saturday 11.45 in the morning, not p.m. stated. Windsor’s, Sidwcll-street, stock Pullovers and Cardigans in real Shetland wool. This ia a garment to be appreciated at the Front. Tel. 4525. Advertisements appearing under Personal ...
... SIDEBOARD. Carved Mahogany Pedestal.- Oak Breakfront Bookcase, ANTIQUE OAK GATE-LEG TABLE, Nest 3 Mahogany Inlaid Tables, Bergere Arm Chair. Old Oak Table with drawer, Corner Chair, ANTIQUE MAHOGANY CHINA CABINET, Settee and Easy Chairs. Oak Stool with cane ...
... forward on Wednesdays. During February births and 82 deaths were registered in Exeter. Mr. John Steer, of the Uffculme Flour Mills, has met with accident, breaking his arm. The new coxswain the Exmouth lifeboat is Edwin Bridle, who has hitherto been second ...
... Allen (Secretary of the Royal | Hospital, Richmond) and Mr. Grattan (boatman) rescued her in an unconscious ion after she had sank three times, but by artificial respration she soon came round, John Bassett, of no fixed abode, described as a technical teacher ...
... WOOD, all Oak. tot« suit purchasers, the property of Mr. John Netherway. Sale at 3 p.m. NA Y ANNOUNCEMENT WARKLF.TGIT. NORTH DEVON. PYKE. POWLESLAND. & SON will offer for SALE, at the King's Arms, Barnstaple, early part o-f July 'date and time to be arranged) ...