... 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. ...

... Allen (Secretary of the Royal | Hospital, Richmond) and Mr. Grattan (boatman) rescued her in an unconscious ion after she had sank three times, but by artificial respration she soon came round, John Bassett, of no fixed abode, described as a technical teacher ...

... chapel a bier, kindly ent by the Bey. J. Phelps. the chapel a service was conducted by Mr. Hurfcrd. The hymns, Safe in the arms of Jesus, and for ever with the Lord were sung, Mrs. llnrford presiding at the harmonium. The coffin, of polished elm, was ...

... North Devon Dispensary. At the Barnstaple Borough Police Court, yesterday, before Mr. H. Barrett, Joseph Bennett* Portsmouth Arms, was charged with being drunk at the Taw Vale Parade the 25th.—Defendant did not appear.— P.C. Hill said he found Bennett, ...

... regretted by the parishioners generally. Messrs. and Co. have held an important sale of grass for Colonel Matthews, of Grattans, at tho King's Arms. There was a good attendance, and satisfactory prices were obtained. Mr. A. J. Powlesland was the auctioneer. Messrs ...

... charged with stealing a cardigan jacket' valued at 3s. the property James Stevens, coachman at The Moors. Bishopsteignton.— Prosecutor stated that when he went into the garden to work, after dinner on Friday, lit hung his cardigan jacket the coach-house ...

... Committee: Jac^man (pianist), the V 1 A Penrose, Messrs ft r i( ! ...

... measure that it was a beggarly Bill, rotten Bill, unworkable Bill, arid one which, ever it passed into law, would not give them Grattan's Parliament would give them, instead, a , Molly Maguire shebeen house. Unlike the Irish Council's Bill, they were asked to ...

... (Rector) officiated. The chief mourners were: Messrs. Charles Richard, James, William, John, and Mark (sons), and Mrs. Dascombe (daughter), Lower •Wood burn Farm, John, Albert, and Herbert Dascombe, and Aliss Hilda Dascombe (grande-hildren), Mr. Hosegood ...

... Opposition that all the Orangemen North-east Ulster had to do was threaten, and the majority of the Irish people would fold their arms in submission. Mr. E. Smith has just made it clear that any assumption that the Nationalist majority consists of poltroons ...

... tame defend-] ant and his were summoned his brother, John Grattan, for usinz obscene language the same day. A fine of 5s inclusive was imposed ea.'n defendant, the third case was one which Joiyi Grattan was summoned for assaulting Ldmund Gretton. A fine ...