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... Milford’s party displayed splendid pluck, were present Mr. W. J. Jefferd (Chairman), ind the brilliant) manner in which Capt. hy effected the relief and his! th» Rev. A. Newman, Messrs. R. Henley, J. Sutton, A. Newbery, G. H. Newbery, | yrompt action on his ...
... gathering at the Vic i Inn, Exeter, Jast night, Private D Company lst R.V.. een “ee we Ads W aNTED. t oat CASH MUST ACCOMPANY ORDER, Or the ordinary scale of booking charges, D plied, 8 per line per will be @ j to this no exception can be mace. 61 Lf inserted ...
... CATTLE— Yesterday. On offer : Beasts, 1,434; sheep, 2,599. ices: —Best beasts, 64d to 6id per Ib; scond, to 64d; third, 5d to S$d; best cotci sheep, 84d to 9d; other sorte, 641 ‘to ne 142 her ate and of ) 963 ahean. The numbers showed an increase of Good ...
... B. Kindersley, Exeter; Miss Browne- Easton, of the Mr. Alderman Pople, Exeter VED GLASS, COMMENCES ON an immediate repres Marion Mason, Exeter; I to Mr. William i Beck, Prospect AE ISTS INS What is needed is Mason and Miss 1 firm of granite merchantée ...
... prior to rendering the song, Miss Leonard of the and Sailors arnonnced General reported victor Association was made un as follows 1 at Colesberg, the news being received wi Parish Chureh, #11 3a 104d; West woo cheers. Miss Peggie Lennie is a vivac ue Killerton ...
... Perkin’s Spinado, dyrs, Voge “s Bell) Mr J Brown’s Roman Chief, yrs, list Sb (Menzies) 2 Mr W Pawson’s Redonel, 6) , lst Ib (Phelan) 3 Hill. Also ran: Smithson, Ivere , and Primrose ugst Rodonel, Betting: 6 to 4 on J to 1 Rom pinado, 4 to 1 others. Chief ...
... crders The Surveyor, sau heen stolen. Reter to mittee. Miss Howell robationer at the Cobtage Hospital. apr ed for an inercase of salary. Referred to t Hospital Committee. In reply ya letter from Mr. J. T. Bailey, it tee also recommended that the the refuse ...
... to of Exeter, forwarded Mr. J. Richards, pensioner, of Torrington. Tremlett, Mr. J F. Wilkin, J.P., Rose Ash ‘Tee application was granted. The license of North-street was tem- the Elephant Inn, Court, contributes £5; Miss Spurway, The porary transferred ...
... SEF ae ws NO RT HCOTK y Th Lf already ach rinch, George P. Huckieb ge, Wm, J. 10 Littlejonns, Mr. and Mrs. 10 Munro, H. D. Piper, Charles 10 Smith, Miss Kat! herine 10 Smith, Miss Emily 10 Sandforc the V Archdeacon 121 Sawaye, Sparshatt, Rev. Jol Suow and ...
... Gra d ie Acl rd Troyte Sandford. W H. Reed, and Cox mander Wolfe-Murray ] R \m ng t! i nt a Bu it Bo peakers > or 4 ] i ro the Lor Bisi Lop « fi ter Revs ie. Ww. | it nole L. two or three Jeukin ’ otl > to give Williams a hi M Booti Ay. The Ch d Dartrouth ...
... Colenel Davies. Bramp Terry, Payhembury rton Orp Rev. Chatterton Orpen Exeleigh Miss Patch, New place, Tiverton Mrs. Belfield Mr Jas Dawlish Miss Stogden Lhe Beacon, Eymonuth ir J \ Vale Mri A 8. ) QO U 0 & § O OU > a} f) 3 ; Mr iy silk or | 1 LINDON THT DEVON ...
... Sunnyside, 30 Lieut.-Colonel T. D. Pilcher belongs to » Ist Bedfordshire Regiment, and is on ‘ial service in South Africa. HE BOERS IN CAPE] LON Y DEMORALISED, ERS FORTIFY A WESLBYAN GAZETTE” WAR SPHCIAL. (rer PRESS NeK, Ve J, Capetown, Jan. 2. he revels ...