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... IN MEMORIAM. CHURCHWARD. In ever-loving memory of our dearly-beloved son, John Frederick Ramsay, who passed away Feb. 10, 1933. A bitter blow. COCK.—In loving memory Fredrick Ernest, dear husband of Maude and beloved father of Fred and Eric, who died ...
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... WEDNESDAY HERALD & EXPRESS NOVEMBER 22 Mr Mrs 16th Torbay John i Susan SILVER I ARTIV— by Red H M COiiier t-lacombe Torquay Martin of Torquay engagements — i Mr 1 Torquay Mr FORTHCOMING MARRIAGES Mrs UUR St Church 2 m On Church Thursday pro husband of ...
... pursuits that ,, issued by the CO-OPERATIVE WHOLESALE SOCIETY well-loved cardigan that ha? seen better days can come rig the, fashion picture Probably it has gone the sleeves and arms, too. Well, deep armholes (the newest line !), bound with ribbon and covered ...
... They were a species of cavalry which were mote lightly armed than the men-at-arms. English soldiers called them paunce nars. because they wore the German panzer, a sleeveless coat .chainmail. Sir John Fortescue commented upon the derivation the word pauncenar ...
... foot; all have T.T. certificates of recent date; rich, capital milkers, creamers. Inspection invited. A few Heifer Calves.—John Laity. Trevabyn, Marazion. 'Phone 45. SALE, good GUERNSEY COW. with her 3rd CALF; sound. —Hicks, Maudlin. Liskeard. DAY-OLD ...
... 12 to stitches in the top of her head, which had been lacerated. There were other injuries on the side ofi her head and an arm was swollen. About 18 months ago the dog had bitten Mr. Gibb. In evidence, James Gibb said was preparing have lunch. It was ...
... for any English area is the Isle of Ely's 15s in the £. Cardigan, in Wales, beats all with a total of 21s 6d. Ancient Manor VyALREDDON MANOR, near Tavistock, the home for a short period of Lord John Fitzroy, who died suddenly on Monday, had its origin in ...
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... Exeter yesterday. One of them, Thomas Gerwin Johns (39), a labourer, of 31, Wrights-avenue, was sentenced to 18 months’ imprisonment. The others —George Walter Gibbons (28), a salesman of 5, Exeter, avenue, and John Graham (38), an electrician—were put on ...
... miles; one ownerj good condition.—M Best. Wingfield, St Dennis. St Austell. 170 RD TEN. good condition. Best offer.—Allenby Arms, Barbican, Plymouth. 1 QQQ ROVER 10 Saloon D/L, 11,000, new condition, one careful owner; nearest offer £500.—Rivermead, Longbridge ...