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... OBITUARY Mr. H. Crocker, Devonport. The funeral H Crocker, of Devonpol«; «; .^ ho du d as result ot a fall from scaffold at the Devonport Library, took place on Friday, Rev A S. Thomson, vicar ot St. John's Church Devonport. officiated, and remarked that ...
... OBITUARY Mrs. F. W. Btatchford, Plymouth. Members of Plymouth and District Boy Scouts' Association bore the coffin at the funeral of Mrs. Violet Clara Blatchford. wife of Mr. F. W. Blatchford. of 64, Baring-street, Greenbank United Methodist Church, Plymouth ...
... OBITUARY Mr. M. E. Brush, Plymouth. The funeral of Mr. Matthew Ernest Brush 30, Egerton-ioad Plymouth, for many years on the mechanical *taff Ti,.. Western Morning News. took place- at the on ** turday ' Rcl - The mourners were Messrs. S. E. Brush Percy ...
... OBITUARY Mr. F. J. Piper, Merrivale. The funeral took place Meavy Parish Church yesterday of Mr. Frederick John Piper, of Merrivale, Yelverton. The cortege »n° 0 *, ded b » Coffin !f th followed by members sentatiS G ° Club and oiher repre . a the ...
... OBITUARY Mrs. E. M. Endean, Torpoint. The funeral took place at Antony yesterday of Mrs. Emma Martin Endean, of °ally-terraee, Torpoint Mrs. Endean, who was the widow of Police Superintendent Win. Endean. of the Cornwall constabulary, died on Thursday ...
... OBITUARY Mrs. J. Polkinghorne, Plymouth. The funeral of Mrs. Polkinghorne, widow of the late -Mr. John Bray Polkinghorne, 5, Leigham-street, took place yesterday the Old Cemetery, Plymouth. The mourners were the Misses G. and E. Ackermann, sisters; Miss ...
... OBITUARY Mrs. W. H. Hockaday, Revelstoke. The service oi Mrs. VV. H. Hockaday. wiuow oi Air. tuairy iiodvauay, oi Mayo (wnc died at. 33, Atoms Park-terrace, ot. toon place St. Vetera Church, Keveistoke, ou inday. Key. L. A. VV. ooilcomue (rector) aud ...
... generally lame, and this * 0 ,; , rarity and beauty, has result' history as a British bird nein» fp- . , than a disgraceful obituary pf-y( striking bird has nested .\\ South-Western England, and- H . y consideration, would soon beco* -i common each summer ...
... causing interference on the Black while defending the threat attacking the WR. The British Chess Magazine for November contains obituary notice of J. Chocolous, who recently died Prague in his seventy-fourth year. He was a problemist whose work was famous for ...