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... stealing al Plysapton Maurice ; Samuel Warren, potato stealing in St. Thomas ; Robert Burton, larceny at Aylesbeare ; Wm. Searle Taylor, stealing two waistcoats from Emily Dawe, at St. Thomas ; Samuel Jones, felony at Reckonford ; Ellen CaseleZ, stealing a ...
... which he was fined 20a., to include cods. ST. THOMAS LOCAL BOARD. 1 The monthly meeting of this Board was held the Ofßoss Cowick-street, on Wednesday. M. Farrant, Req., in the :hair, and present Mears. Thomas, Heath, Denham, Friend, White, Varwell, Ildworthy ...
... (On the of political the toast of the mans, Base= the Thomas Überal Association. happily sakes that un ity is strength, egad expressedAis be felt at nding that they had formai a is Bt. Thomas, be vat al to speakd tics to be expected rise Is the first ...
... Mountains ; if it were not for them the Central Pacific Railway cars could not go to San Franciso. Go and see a picture of them in Hardy Glllard's Great American Panorama at the Victoria Hall. A soldier of the 20th Hamm, at Aldershot, named Michael Murray, committed ...
... It was stated that fifty was the greatest number of marks that can be made. In St. Thomas' boys' school twenty-one passed, the highest number of marks being made by Thomas James MacNamara, who earned fifty. Thirty-one girls passed, the highest number of ...
... costs, in default seven days' imprisonment, an Dart 23. 61. and 7.. 4d. costs, or seven days. I:OARD OF GUARDIABB, TO-DAY.—Mr. Thomas Wille one spied the chair, in the absence of the Bev. ,R. R. Wolfe. Robert Foote, a baker, of Ashburton, appeared to show ...
... THE GREAT AMERICAN PAN 0 n AMA !! Front the lst. James's Great Hall, London.. 'HARDY GILLARD will Exhibit hie EDUCATIONAL PANORAMA, from New York, via Chicago and Salt Lake City, to California, over the PACifiC Railway, in the VICTORIA HALL, 'EXETER, ...
... tives. From this guiding principle there ought to be no departure. What the mind of the Government and of Toryism is, Mr. HARDY has declared : He spoke against School Boards, sneered at their milk and water religious teaching, went strongly in favour ...
... aged years. BrreLi..—March 23, at Strand (ban, )outh, the wife of Mr Robert Snell, aged 68. THOMAS.—March 28, at the Chnrchymd,Ronthnioltos, Mr. Hairy Thomas, ex.aarith dart, aged 00. ...
... working men. An impulse comes over them to break their daily monotony of work. They are not the worst fellows who do this. Mr. HARDY'S arguments in favour of it are that Parliament must not be overworked, and that the custom for adjournment is thirty-eight ...
... resident of Exeter. aged 16. Lamm:v.—March 5, at 13rIdgetoorn,Totnes, Mies Elizabeth Lampen, axed THOMA..--March 10, at 'Newcourt,Bilrerton,Mr.Benjamin Thomas aired 66. ...
... were of Beaconsfield, the Lord Chancellor, tb Richmond and Gordon, Mr. Secretary Earl of Derby, the Earl of Carnarsoo, Mr. Hardy, the Marquis of Saliabnry, the ' the Excheqner, the Bight Hon. G. Lord John Manners, arid the Right Michael E. H. 'leach. LORD ...