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... Sat Oriastead. Sussex. BRIBABL A E LAND DOWNIE PROPICDTI ND AR. AT BOYNTON, NEAR BATH. ' YOUNG HOWild 111 conjkinction with MICHOLS, MATTHEW B, CO. have twelve* to by AUCTION. et the CHOWS 110UdaINN. ItOYNTON. ea TUaM.IAT. the day of June. at Stz eclat* ...
... le redoclan his • SAYE LITTLE PROPERTY IN VENEILIONT. and bodkins,. dram anti harrows. C = lit c j i kee ' lumen. weu docked ada cleolde rr°R treee• 01 1 4m i lt - lo A n r i l ei th r . ALL ' V e rlft e tiO b r•D uti 4iffi rn We e : t e ed .. '• I f ...
... J. Andrewes Reeve, vicar, Edwin Legg, of Mount Todden. Bcilly, to Ada Jane, widow of George F. Thomas, of Pendeen, and second daughter of i eier Olds, Nancherrow , St. Just. MICHOLLe— EVANS— At Falmouth. September 19, Mr. George Nlcholls, to Miss Mary ...
... ILFRACOMBE CHRONICLE NOETH DEVON NEWS SATURDAY JUNE 1893 MORTHOE LYNMOUTH 1 Ada’s (Mrs George Conib ear) Crescent (Mist Trebble)a Ada's Terrace (Mrs Ada’s Crescent Mrs Ratclijfe ) r Ada’s a (Mrs Conibear) a House ( Miss Con ar)a Barricane House E Conibear) ...
... Cottage Mr John Cousins family Warcomb Farm (Mrs P Gammon MORTHOE 1 Ada’s Crescent (Mrs George Conibear) Ada’s Crescent (Miss Trebble)a Terrace (Mrs French) Ada's Crescent Mrs Ratclijfe) Ada’s Crescent (Mrs Nutc) a Barricane House (Mrs Conibear) a House (Miss ...
... 80ullery. Larder, .and I. uunal Of Nces Entrance Floor-Bll Dinin; g R doom Daw lru Daib Boom; and we.c Third Floor-£Three Bedrooms ada ?? Box Boom. ?? BThe ?? to the Downs. the !in Collge, 0D an l ?? n he Ci~fton Down Railway of. Station0, and ?? ano excellent ...
... established without risk too often attending tbe bringing oat of brides, to may prove to them umuitab'e el-mate. For I need *tcei ada that tte sisters did tot c»re to settle down or climate suitable, is much easier foramter than i -° return and re-settle in ...
... ter 1 'macrame L.t 1.--AU Garda A . 2. Tee ee ' I t:IN add I OA 111 of WNW Bk..wt.. Ada a Mr. IL Id. W. AMWAY. EIDULTON AND, B Y OUr6mHOW •croitinctiou A ith MICHOLS, MATTI:IEI I 7e, CO. Are AUCTION. too MONDAY. • bok Lb. rr rest r .34 Full Ws el 0..11a ...
... Jan. 14, by the Rev. Prebendary Hedgeland, Mr. Ernest Cornish, clerk at Messrs. Batten, Came and Carnes Plymouth bank, to Ada, eldest dauafater of C'.pt. Morrfsh, both ef Penzance. CORYN-ALLEN-At th * Friends' Meetine Heuse. Duiwich, Dee. 23, Ed_ar, ...
... Winifred Blair, Mr., R.E. Baker. Miss Aufrere Bond, Miss Baker, Miss K. A. Aufrere Bosanquet, Miss Barrett, Miss Nora Brett, Miss Ada Barton, Mrs. Brett, Mr. H. L. Barton, Miss Brodhurst, Mr. H. W. Brown-Constable, Mr. Brown-Constable, Mrs. Bruce, Mr. T., R ...
... fined £L including costs, she other WEIaLINGTON. ArHLsrrio raaaabsw wee bald the Memorial PaviUoa FridWy ewssusss- Mr 8 L. Micholl pcesuding. The report toe boa. i.untaty. Mr Howard Pox, she work the branches, and .ncidenteuv .nentioned .oe : dab was again ...