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... Barnstaple. He had known John Thorne and his wife for years, and had always been on friendly terms. At one time they used to attend mission for which he engaged evangelist and from time to time he had done them acts of kindness. had made John Thorne presents. ...

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... the wife ©f Captain Herbert Nrvill** Ro|fe. R.N.. of a daughter (Dorothv). ST. JOHN—On th« 26th inft.. at 4. Cli?ft?riß«*ldplate. Warmouth. tba wife of Lieut. Coraid et. John, R.N.. H.M.S. Roho!ution. Homo F!««*. of a danjrhior. EDWARDS—On Taanday, the ...

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... I'REEHOET) DAIRY FARM, known NEW YORK FARM. Honsh End. Brandey. BOND, BAJAWICK. and PBATE, SolKSiton, DRIVER and Auctioneers. CARDIGAN) ARMS' HOTEL, KEBKtfPALL-ROAD, tEEDci, THIS EVENING, seven o’clock. Messrs. WHIT HAM and SONS, instructed the Trustee* the late ...