(LATE OF THE QUEEN'S HEAD), H AVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN & OLD-ESTABLISHED INN AND BREWERY, is now prepared to Supply the Public with GOOD OLD-P.A.SMEDONM3i GUARANTEED THE PRODUCT OF HALT & HOPS OILY. ALSO, WINES & SPIRITS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT POPULAR PRICES. CHAMPAG

Whereas JOHN FRANCIS FORTESCUE HORNER, of MI LIE PARK, in the Parish of HELL., in the County of Swimmer, Esquire, and JOHN HENRY SHORE, of WHATLEY House, in the Parish of WHATLEY, in the said County of SOMERSET, Esquire. being respectively interested under the provisions of "The

(LATE OF THE QUEEN'S HEAD), HAVING PURCHASED THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN & OLD-ESTABLISHED INN AND BREWERY, is now prepared to Supply the Public with G-0033 BEMR, GUARANTEED THE PRODUCT OF MALT & HOPS ONLY. ALSO. WINES & SPIRITS OF SUPERIOR QUALITY AT POPULAR PRICES. CHAMPAGNES, includ

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An ordinary meeting was held on February 4th, when there were present Mr. J. Batey, C.C. (in the chair), Revs. E. Peacock, E. W. R. Edgell, J. Constable ; Messrs. T. Ashman, J. Giles, H. Holdway, I. J. Willett, W. Clark. W. J. George. G. Walters. F. Moore, R. H. Yeoman, B. J. Bu

The nobleman who died the other day in humble apartments in the Buckingham Palaceroad—de jure twenty-ninth Earl of Devon—was a notable example of abilities above the average wasted, and for having made about the quickest journey on the road to ruin the most reckless rider ever r