... month CURIOUS CUSTOM 2 being day sometimes called “Candlemas” the of quaint performed annually for two in Cotton beloved of John diarist Each upon this in accordance with will of William Glanville number of bareheaded his tomb hands laid gravestone from ...

... aunual report submitted by Mr, H, G. Grattan (hon. seo. and treasurer) was of a satisfactory character, showing a balancein hand. Captain Guest was re-slected president ; Mr. A. K. Hart, chairman of committee; Mr. Grattan, treasurer ; Mr. A. B. Clibbett, ...

... hoarse sound came from his throat. Speak, man ; say what has happened ? I shouted. He gurgled once more, uplifting both his arms so that, all his weight being thrown on the side of the table, its feet began to slide along the floor, and the man all but ...

... preside at annual dinner of Wiltehiremen to Landoe, no be held to Sir John Barlow. 11. P.. zed the floe. Lady Hark,. hare arrived et the Cavendish Hotel, Street, London. Earl and of Cardigan bare left London for the Rariera, and will not return until April ...

... seats Council The tlnse with asterisk JP Kelland John S Holwill Charles T G William Drake thanks and Rev me- ring SHOBROOKE Sir at annual Meeting Tliere were 10 nominations seats The voting follows: Sir John Shelley 14 W H Greenslade J 12: S 10 G Snell 9 ...

... Stratford-ou-Avon Woolacombe Bay Wallingforn Yealmpton « Cannock d , m Linton (2 Agts.) Weston-super-Mare Y elverton d «* Craven Arms Great Yarmouth Lechlade Stratford (6 Agts.) _ Ark? * 011 Cradley Heath Great Grimsby Priucet ...

... (Slade), Gilbert (South Week), T. Lang, W. Ash, S. Hill, J. Harris (Sampford Courtenayl. W. G. James (Bathe), Madge Bros.. Johns (Cullaford). Amery (South Tawton), E. May (Crooke). W. Knight, S. Cowle, W. Molland, W. Rice (Zeal), Cheriton (Newton), R. ...

... miles 1 W yards) 2 H CVickery juu flat yards handicap (final heat)— l W W (2 3 R J f-war interest Tbe were to le Arms Piltou Inn Foresters’ Arms’ iu first the eventually wiuning were Messrs J Darch (dpt) R Nott (2) Baliuenr Cluett Dinnacombe T Parish Pilton ...

... who paas through St. Paul's garden. Th. Earl of Cardigan. only eon and heir to tr Manna. of Atlnbory. nlobrand his thirty • oath birthday on Saturday. Hs. it lin. his courtesy oils from di. Cardigan of laldava far.. who. Narage involved on kinsman ...

... hre the motor tender overturneil 40%11 a steep hill. The chief officer contained a broken arm, and two others received interim. The funeral .4 the late Mr. John Hamlin, ono of the tisdeamen to Bridle, iter, and a uent I:3l , tst, took piece on day at ...

... mission church at Edithmead. The Rev. John Angus preached the opening sermon, and Mr R. Sevan (circuit steward) took the chair an evening meeting, when addresses were given by the Rev. Henry Little, the Rev. John Angus, and others. BRIDGWATER. Mr G. E ...

... Mt. Tin. high-, with dark hair turning grey, mcmakeehe, and hilt of grey on the chin. He was VP•11/41g a dark overawe, two cardigan jackets )one without slevies), dark grey trousers, white cotton pants, white Merino rest, marked A in red cotton, blue ...