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... crew :—John Williams, aged 40. Liverpool. cook • James Owen, 40, Newport (Pent.). steward; David Willie, a 6, Pembrey, donkeyman ; George Cook, 56, Belfast, fireman • John Finn, 57, Sligo, fireman ; Augustus Hall, 43, Boston, able seaman ; John Yeo, 35 ...
... well known. ys:-^upliant coxswain, who relates the story, ♦i Ver With «y sons, John, said to me, all , sea father! ’ I replied, believe is; £ ea d is , settle us now.’ John also said, of j/d'eii.’ I told him mine was too. The life-boat w-as like a sla ...
... Shamrock, of Arklow ; the Tramore recited flee men from the schooner Amin m mu, of Nantes the Cardigan life-boat saved throe men from the loop Oliver Lloyd, of Cardigan, three men from the smack Turtle Dove, of Ahelystwith, an I tow men from the smack Coronation ...
... taking off three or tour heads at a time. At Ash Mill, near Bideford, the wife of the miller, Mr. Johns, while putting a smut machine into motion, got her arm entangled in the machinery, and was literally dashed to pieces. A fine and interesting example ...
... now their husba Sure. the and when it gets warmer, • on the tri tions. It tt take off the cardigan that the w for twice the impact. . shifting Hebrides it By John Craig, the . chat it out. But per suntop costs £3.20 and will stick i the cardi, £5.95. Shorts ...
... another 'Lumen resident who has the happiness to be engaged to Mies Parker. Le Minister of Pension. hoe. by order, appointed Mr. John Anderson Fowler. Ha trieter-abLaw, to sucoerd M ajor Ilorbert Ecaas. C D.E.. J.P.. Directortieneral of Local Adininit-tration ...
... a luxurious arm chair by the teachers of the schools to which he was attached. The presentation was made at Drayton Infants' School yesterday atternoou by Aid. Armriding, chnirmuu of the School Attendance Committee. The service nt St. John's Mission Church ...
... and Burrows Lea, Mere, said the bridegroom was Mr. Colley Edmund George Hume Grattan, son of the late Sir Edmund Grattan, H.B.M's Cousti-General at Antwerp, and Lady Grattan of 17, De Vere Gardena, Leaden. The bride's family have moided at Shore for the ...
... Star. Wedge, from Stephen Brows to Thomas Vidioa; Kent Arms,' Sheerness. from George A. Coppins to Thomas,. Jude; Navy Arms. Sittingkeerne. from James Sills to Edwin Allen; Angel. Reinham. from John Sumbridge to Thomas Gulling; Saddler's Erma, Milton, from ...
... unfavourable weather the Exeter, Exmouth, Lympstone, and licazitree Companies competed at Exmouth on Saturday for skill-at-arms badges, and the annual gun competition of the Heavitree Company. '1 be first item was the passing of the gun layers, and the ...
... grandees and uuufnatesof the turf, 1 took my way about the course i° the paddock, and on the road thither I met the Earl of Cardigan and his lady, and they appeared to me to be in some annoyance at the m'~rrnage of some instructions which had been given ...
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