the library of Mr. John at. Sotheby's, series 33 original in colour illustrating The Dance of Death," were bought Mr. B f. evens for £385.

Reported by Rational Society at Eilacombe The annual meeting of the Rational Association Friendly Society was held in the Eilacombe (Torquay) ■ Primitive Methodist School Friday evening. The secretary, Mr. G. W. P. Laskey, presented the financial statement for 1913, which shewed

4 London, Saturday. Money. cent.; Bills, to ] 15-16. Stock Exchange showed renewed firmness all round, especially Home Rails and Americans. Consols closed 76 for Money and Account. In Home Rails. Dover were 2j up; Chatham Seconds, 1; Ordinary, Great Northern A, H; Lancashire, li

Married Man 3 Suicide at Falkirk The death occurred in Falkirk infirmary, Saturday, of James Findlay. the result of poisoning by taking nitric acid. It is stated that Findlay went to Falkirk some time ago and paid marked attention to a young widow, and they were to have been mar

The Wolverhampton Murder I Case. ««| KNOW NOTH NG." telegram from St. John's (New Brunswick) on Saturday says that George Rogers, from whom the Staffordshire police hoped to obtain information which would throw new j light the movements Kent Keeks, who was murdered at Wolverhamp

To-day, the 'Mounted Infantry of the British Army ceases exist. The decision to Abolish the force forms part of certain reforms and rearrangements units which Colonel Seely, Secretary of State for War. will introduce and expound when brings in the annual Army Estimate* to Parlia

2 11.21 Thursday, Feb. 11.43 12.28 Friday, Feb. 6 1. 1.56 Saturday. Feb. 2.36 3.27 Sunday. Feb. 4. 3 4.41 BIDEFORD. Monday. Feb. 2 10.19 10.30 Tuesday. Feb. 10.51 11 • 4 Wednesday. Feb. 4 11.15 11.34 Thursday, Feb. 5 1.56 12.41 Feh. 6 2. 9 Saturday, Feb. 2.49 ' 3.40 Sunday. Feb.

The whole of village in Lincolnshire, is boycortuig the pari-h church i*» of the action of the Lord Chancellor in giving the living the iucutubent of adjacent parich.

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