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... James's Cemetery ; 2nd. Mr. H. F. Manley ; 3rd, Mr. Lionel Patton. One ditto. Urge flowering-lst, Mr. Lionel Patton ; 2nd, Mr. T. Wilkins ; 3rd, Mr. S. TotUe. One ditto, pompon—lst, Mr. Lionel Patton; 2nd, Mrs. Eden; 3rd, Mr. S. Tottle. One fern —lst Captain ...
... TAUNTON. COUNTY Police, Saturday.—Before the Rev. M. J. Allen, Captains Doveton and Patton, and Messrs. King and Malet.—On the complaint of Simeon Qaick, of Sherford, his brother David was bound over to keep the peace for three months, himself in £s,and ...
... listened to with great pleasure by all who heard it. There was large attendance, the Chapel being well filled. The Rev. S. Patton, East Knoyle, presided, and at the close of the lecture a liberal collection was taken on behalf of the repairs about to be ...
... chaplain, one e&niS ' «Slers, haod.'lS ' After the departure of the reviewing officer Colonel Patton had highly P r*jlfiL2? „, conducted themselves. •Ihe Colonel Patton, Major and Major Harbin. Major Helyar. the West Somerset leomanry Cavalry, and Ueut. Winter ...
... held on August 28tli, £lB was collected. This includes donations of £1 from Mr. Clough, £1 from Mr. Lister Kay, 10s from Mr. Patton, and 10s 6d from Mr. Wetherley. After all expenses were met 15s remained, and this was apportioned in the following manne ...
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... woman and believe what she tells them. As a result of the stories she tells them homes have been wrecked. Head Constable Patton made this statement at Belfast on Wednesday when he prosecuted Mrs. Isabella McComb, Craigavad-street. Belfast, for teli' ...
... 105 ten more than last year. Colonel Patton was on the ground, and took part in this competition. All the companies in the battalion, except the newly-formed Chard company, took part in the coranetitiou for Col. Patton'a cup. There was tbe usual interest ...
... LONG LOAD. Accident. —On Thursday, lad named William Patton, in the employ of Mr. W. GiUett, was returning from the quarry with a putt load ot stone, drawn by two horses. He rode through the parish; and, on jumping off the shafts, his foot caught in the ...
... Drake. The field, too, was well decorated with flags. Among those present were Mr. J. B. LAM (Chard), Mr. Lionel Patton, Mrs. Puttee, Mr. Patton, jun. (Yarcombe), Mr. J, Baker Wminsterl. A supply of buns was given by Metiers. Culverwell and Pengilly. The ...
... enabled ill the Borough at aliont four o'clock, those present on parade numbering abut 90, and including Drigadier•Deneral Patton, Calonel Blake (in command), Colonel Martin, Lient..C•lnnel (Crewkethe), Major March (Yrovil), Captain (South Petbertou), ...
... Cogan and family. 11, Seaview Terrace—Mr. Mills and party, Mr. and Mrs. Parsons. 1, West Cliff Terrace—Major Patton, Mrs. Patton, Miss Patton. Cliff Castle—Mr. and Mrs. Mayo and Cliff House—Mr. and Mrs. Craven, Mr. and Miss Palmer. Halcyon Cottage—Mr ...