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... 19. Broad Street. Lyme wife of S. Hams, a son. *«• Hounsell.—Aug. 17, the Mason's Arm. Regis, the wife Hounseil, a Ln * Hustings.-Aug. 16, Bradford PetertU, ih* . John Hustings, daughter. wllc « Kknnktt.— Aug. 16, the School House, bury, the wife of W ...
... the day question defendant went home late night and finding the little girl bed, pulled her out of it, struck her across the arm -with a broom handle, bound her hands together brthmd her back, and knocked her bead against the wall. The child was taken the ...
... Hants Artillery Volunteers, a gymkhana and sports on too Athletic Ground, horse and pony ncas on toe Sends, grand assault-at-arme the Royal Victoria Jubilee Hall. Ac. The greatest attraction stall, however, ahoula toe grand military tournament on the Banda ...
... went before ; ami what would they say when they heard that Grattan’* Parliament passed 64 Coercion Acts in lb years, and the first passed the United Parliament was renewal of the last passed Grattan. were further told that the present form of Government had ...
... and George ‘‘Happy ones, in Heaven, Mr*. Norris ; carol, CbrisUaM BeUs dialogue, ** Bethany, John Cheat, Alfred mett, Mary Henry Fevin, Row Duminett, John Bocklaad. and Matilda Welch recitation, Little Bugler Kaeawein Mary Morris ; carol, The Wood roc* ...
... Vivian.—Jun” l. at Butt Lane, Sooth Pelhertex ths wife of John Vivian, a son. MARRIAGES. Bbthell—Roles.-June 6. the parish chard, Crewkemp, by the Rev. W. H. Dixon. S. John, son of the ute John Bethell, the Green. to Ada. youngsat daughter of Thomas Kslo ...
... slaughtered and the premises declared an infected area. LTMB RJdOIS. Wish Iw, Wit Oct.—On Monday, the Guildhall, l>avid Grattan and John Qspper, both of Lyme, were charged with being drank and riotous in Horn Street 10.30 on the previous evening.—Both men ...
... October 26th, | the naval seaman, like his broUter arms the if during the progress of some operations on ithe Concrwationalists the Bantiata. and -i luwft I fighting man and bulwark of hts country ■ Lord Cardigan wm drawn up opposite, but some | themselves afresh ...
... to the wesb, still held the Chinese. The latter did did not wait for tbs Japanese onslaught, but fled away westward, leaving arms and stores behind them. By noou Sunday there was not single fortress or battery on the mainland arouud Weihai-wei that the ...
... scenerv. The railway through the Rheidal Valiev from Aberystwyth the Devil’s Bridge is known to most visitors to that part of Cardigan Bay. There also the Corris Railway, from Machynlleth to Aberllefeni by which visit can made to Lake Tal-y-llyn and return ...
... quoted a remark of a ainuJar character which was attributed to Mr. Grattan, and yet, he said, during those eighteen bright years when parliament was established in Ireland, Mr. Grattan was the very man who. in England’s direst necessity, moved in toe Irish ...