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... MARK. The funeral of Robert Luff, of Vole. Mark, took place Mark Churchyard, being conducted the vicar (the Rev. C. E. Piaeyt. Many of the principal farmers of the neighbourhood were present the graveside. The hearers, who coni priwvl nephews of the deceased ...

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... MARK. The Esider vestry was held yesterday. under the prePlenty of tho Her. C. H. Piety (the rector), eho ap Mr. Card we. .. 4. W. r paiased par iah e e l : ur n. en, coil n. The parish accounts were audited and were evenly balanced. It decided that ...

... MARK. The Raster vestry was held on Wednesday, under the prestdvacy of the Nov. C. K rimy (rector), who tirikCa t erg. m .aar . a W ypolnagteird palarihsthsctbnurrcchhetarda ea, and n. The ► accounts wore audited and were evenly balanced. It was decided ...

... MArK Calri.—Only • tre'ara, stlei.lianiai of hetet was preseat at li.lte a itiork-t id a seneriel.A. quiet too. prevatlei . irking little no rhoore. A wo.dirr home .rowswiseat • Oangrd heeds rortg-new.. Fc.reitge eni . 4 were held for rres value, Fent ...

... MARK. The Origami Club has been re-organised, mainly by energy of the Rev. C. E. Piney, who was elected captain. Mr. Light was again appointed hon. secretary. The balance-sheet of last year showed abidance in favour of tho club, and there is already a ...

... MARK. The annual meetings took place in the Church Good Friday, and proved very successful. The Bey. William Howarth, Exeter, formerly Westou-oaper-Mare, preached the afternoon, and addressed wellattended public meeting in the evening, when J. R. Churchill ...

... MARK. After several &hostelry! meeting., • very lane number of electors •membld in tlio Wesleyan school. room in West Mark. to discusb the opuntton of candidates for the Parish Council. Mr. John Day was unsuunonsly voted to the ch►ir, .sou nominations ...

... MARK. There win a larfe the ehnrch Bnndar morntne. when the Bishop Bath and Walls preached n behalf of the (Siurvh Temper-.nc and the Pollen Court Mission In the afternoon his rave the address at tfic Town Ball when them lame attendance of man. On •▼•ninr ...

... MARK. On T.adq the first aeries of peony readings wee held inn chapel in this velars, and was n great soca.., the bedding being crowded. and many unable to obtain adatimeion. Mr. A. Sided ably !mended at the piano. T►. wogs given by ►lies M. Brooks, and ...