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... 500 at Croy- don (North), both formerly unsuccessfully ivision seat in contested the Barnstaple the Unionist interest. A “Christmas Welcome Home” for re- turned soldiers and sailors and silver badge men of St. Peter’s parish, Tiverton, took place t the ...
... BOWERBANK. 4 ‘SFUNERAL AT EXMOUTH. Pha fumera! hus taken place at (Exmouth) of Mr. Patrick Bowerbank, whose death occurred on Christmas Day at 32, St. Leonard’sroad, Exeter, complications following influenza, at the age of 36. The Buria) Serv was impressively ...
... world it was becauee he had had a good wite, “EXETER . iN MESOPOTAMIA.” The Mayor informed the, Council that before Christmas he a Christmas card from Cant. Bonham, their Sanitary Inspector, who was now in Mesopotamia, wishing the iments of tite season and ...
... Stephen England (Red Riding Hood), Fletcher (Little ungiand (prize potato), Joan Boy Blue), Moliy (old lady), Rachel Fletcher Christmas Mary Gegg (Red Riding . Hood), Joan Gepgg 188 Muffett), Patrick Gamble (Ghinaman), Anthea Gamble (mediseval mummer), Ruth ...
... Ann Jones. Mrs. Moriarty. Mrs. Newman 897 articles have been uietributed the following hospitals:—l.. 11.. V.. and VII.. Christmas Present Fund, and British Red needs this are for dressing gownc, pyjamas, day socks, vests and collars ...
... New Year's Day, 1919, Gilbert Babbage, of Whitchurch, Tavistock, a native of Burrington, N. Devon, aged 82. BASTIN. —On Christmas Day. at Winterdyne, Paignton, Fanny, widow of the late Edward Bastin, formerly of South Farm, Otterton. BOLT.—On Dec. 27 ...
... Mr*. Hariey, Mr. and other* The fanea-al were carried out by Mr. J. C. The schools will re-open ou Monday the fund for Christmas and New Year present», for oversees service men, was contributed, and- through the Parish Conn. «v. presents been sent men ...
... (received Thursday evening). The Berliner Zeitung Mittag contains lengthy details about the fighting which occurred on Christmas Day in the German capital. The men defending the Royal Palace numbered only 30, v.hilc those defending the Royal stable buildings ...
... public meet- EXBOURNE. ! Christmas has been fur brighter this year [than for the past four years, and there has been plenty amusements. A party of carol singers visited different part.s the village oh Christmas Eve. and Christmas the United Methodists a ...
... distributed by the Rector and Mrs. J. Baple, and much appreciated. Many of our aged and poor were again (remembered during the Christmas. May's and Churchill's money and Webber's gift of bread were distributed by the Eectsr, j ohuroliwardens, overseers, and ...
... Martin'a-ane. lomlon. W.C.2. ,M. i=-owai« Freeataii proprietor) LET GRASS LANDS I-ET. ASHTOX. LET, yearly tenancy as from -B- Christmas, 1918, ASHTON OLEBL, 8 miles from Exeter, consisting ot - acres of good pasture laud Ash, ton and about acres good ton rectory ...
... the management has ttrr special performance for next Wednesday irfbemoon the. benefit patron*- wait* have just ewer the Christmas Bt. Hostel, including five Laiaeae from the institution and 13s. the offerings thanksgivmg 'day istrioii Church. In aid ' ...