... with mrany thanks the recelct of the followiugsums: -31r Philip W. D. Cooper, E5 ;Jack, Chenda, Hardy, and Joyce, £1; Mr Aitbur Weekes, 10s; Airs Tom Cordeux, 5s; M~r J. Ottrey, 2s Gd ;Miss MN. if, Robilnson, L1; Mr T. Rliordan, 10s 6d; Capt. and Mirs Till ...

... Edmunds, C. J. Thorne, J. Farson, E. P'hllips, A. J. Shorter, S. Lloyd, F. Weaver, F. C. Harding, C, A. Hayes, J, Owens, J. H, Evans, E. G. LojTnyer, F. Evans, J. Eayes, E. DI. Dyer, C. Penn, EIjB. Wood,1H. A. ...

... and Colonel Lucas. ler OPAND JURT. n. The Grand J.ry was formed As foilows:- ry Mesers Ihwrney (foreman), i' Crossiman, he W A Duke, b' Chaprunn, J Alford, WI F, all Langorthy, G I, Splatt, IV Farrauat, J K he Tmile, i h' WViliams, IA )avey, XV C Midland ...

... $totesbury, J. Tratman, J. C. Withers, E. H . Baber, A. BobbiUt, E. Bretherton, J. S. Burgess, . H. H . Caple, A. A. ( ourtney, H. F. Davis, H. Deacon, J. G. II. Elliot, If. 11rdon, E. W. Godwin, F. W . Giblett, T. G. Harris, J. Vieming, ...

... the Temple Cloud inn, for a cricket club supper on January 26th. An application was made by Mr Arthur Evans, of the George and D)ragon, Publow, for an hour's exten- sion on January 27th, on the occasion of the bell ringers' dinner; but the Bench refused ...

... OnUUCII. ST. AGNES. A. Dawes ?? ?? - 0J. A. Thefar, ?? ,, J. 0. Barry ?? ?? ?? H. J. P. Taylor ?? a W. B. Palanilsantaln ?? 0 W. J. Perreit .t .. i J. Ftono ?? ?? ?? 0 0R. S. Price ?? ,, 1 i J. Picon _ ?? ?? 0 A. Hodge ?? 1 Hutchings ?? 1 H. ...

... r with instutiftons for' tkkli~gthe Oiel lctaine~d-in tpamph]lertiil Wsdli furrounds es~oh bottle. Dr de ?? LigIht-IrbWO Cod fliv6r 051 s so donly mn 9esy led mperil ln ...

... arrangenments of the gathering, on the motion of M~r B., lorphe~tt, seconded by M~r J.J J. L.,) Iss. - XLmxI'SZ'@. CoetrousO (Trade MarIe) elveis Espeelora- ion u~itiln'ut strafn, s~d, 135d. Sold by Chlemists uuly. XXLi~.bEED COBlIPUibD ic ugils anud Clolds ...

... 18§U7, wrhen the prisoner was5 convicted fo-. ?? and a watch, and sentenecd t(J rhrce.. imprisonment with hard labeour, lle wa1: presenat at the Taunton Quarter Fe; ,i'ar on j 1898, when the prisoner wtas ?? . |n ?? with hard labour fcr theit of a ?~e There ...

... s ?? thar, h hail jnnuped from Al the tralhu. lie was fovimci ly S rnitiwayv lo ter wl *d at Seaton. at is 1leC9R. Ltio;Won, T.in.ciCed, hlave qeniured the Ai d ooitrntr for the sippIF (if ?? oi tea kn 1. throumh the (erolo Cofirt tc tho Paris Ex- is ...

... colleet~d by Mr~s Uay, Globe H~otel. 8toke'sCroft,iE310s' RevE HH Granger.£1 is. Employees oi the followving :-ir E. Walters, £12 4s d; Mr WV. C, BHsenilona, £2 17s Cd; Mtr aeorge Cook, £7 Is Sd; Mcssrs Jones an d Co., Ltd. £2C3 4d; Messrs J. T. Wrilght ...

... nevr trial was grantedl in thq- case Of id Reuben Squire v Humphrey Wickett6 as to thle ,dispute of a cow and calf. Mt, Mr. J. H. Cottle, watch maker,, sued Mr. ?? Ernest Northwool, silversmith, fur £1 7s 6 t ,e. for ove week's wages due to in .-Mr. T ...