... the Lord —Hayes. Wed. Morn—Gibbons F1.007, Remsmber not. Lord —PurceU. Hven—Gobs A..955, Strengthen the weak hands —Goss. Thur. Morn—Hopkins B flat . 464, Enter not into judgment —Attwood. Even—Gibbons in F747, I waited for the Lord — ...

... Minehead at ten o'clock. Among those present in addition to the Chairman were :— Exeter—The Revs. W.M. Briggs,J.Chappie, R. A. Morris (Exmouth), G. H. Armitage, Thos. Richards. Tiverton—J; A. Barrow- Clough, b.a., b.d. ; Saml.. G. Heywood Taunton—J. B. Shute ...

... Floiiform (t &o) NEWMARKET RAGE3—Yesterday. Thursday Welteb Handicap ; one mile aDd half—Lord Uarewood'a Free Companion (J 1, Mr Hardy's Strawberry Leaf (Broom) 2. Lord Dunraven's Sea Fog (Madden) 3-12 ran. Betting : 3 to 1 agst Sea Fog, 4 to 1 strawberry ...

... Fry, J. Meldrum Dryerre, J * Webster, G. Sclater, W. Lee and F. J. Morris B.A, and Councillors J. A. Loram and Stoke*- We shall publish the the prize list in tomorow's issue. The Lord Lieutenant of Devon having requested the chairman of the Urban Council ...

... TO-MORROWS SERVICES. Exeteb Cathedral —Morning : 10.30, preacher. The Lord Bishop the Diocese. Afternoon : 3, preacher, Prebendary Dumbleton. Evening : 7, preacher, Treasurer Atherton. Street Baptist.—Morning : 7.30 a.m., prayer meeting 11.0 a.m., morning ...

... within minutes of the call. There has just arrived home from booth Atnca an invalid Capt. F. B. Lord, son of Dr R. G. Lord, of Rosenheim, Tiverton. Capt. Lord for more than a year has been with General Knox s force, which it will be remembered was so close ...

... to catch the bird. The Rev R. A. Morris, »ho was the preacher, made a.very apt quotation. It reminded him of verse in Scripture, Th c sparrow hath found house for herself, and the swallow nest, even Thine altars, O Lord Hosts, King and my God. At the ...

... Gunn 17 Wrathall J Gunn b Wass Hale Hodgkins noc out )0 Jessop not out Extras Total for three 88 V. SUSSEX- On fast wicket Lord's yesterday great progress was made with the above matcb. The Club had powerful (ide, but Sussex batting suffered by the absence ...

... such-like petty devices. is understood, by the way, that the new peer will assume the title of Lord Milner. Of course, he will take his seat in the House of Lords before returning to South Africa. There is at last almost as Dissent In the , big a cleavage ...

... silver salver and two massive Monteith silver bowls, the whole weighing 401 ounces. Ihe presentation will made at Barnstaple by Lord Ebrington on the 31st inst. Cycling down Bear-street yesterday afternoon. William Gammon, an employe at Bridge Wharf, collided ...

... pumped within It minutes of the There has just arrived home from South Afric an invalid Capt. F. B. Lord, son of Dr R. G Lord, of Rosenheim, Tiverton. Capt. Lord fo more than a year has been with General Knox' force, which it will be remembered was so clos ...

... Axmouth, Colyford; Hon E W B Portman, Taunton. Bulls calved in 1899—A Bowerman ; Hon E B Portman ; Lord Clinton, Dolton. Bulls calved in 1900 —A Bowerman; Lord Clinton ; Hon E W B Portman. Cows calved before lst January, 1898, in calf, or having had full-time ...