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... as before, and the tendency of ha tinued dowawards.—Mark Lane Express of 1, Floor Rova. Aceicuttveat Society.—We sta week that Exeter had been fixed for holding th this Society in the year 1850. The distric pods in of Eastern, for 1852 the South Wales ...
... Devonpor has been fully carried into effect, under the auspices of Lord Marley; and next year they will commence, the week after Exeter Races, on Chelson Meadow. There will be the Saltram Stakes ol sots each, which lias already got subscribers, two One ...
... it is highly cheering to see the good work prosper so well and far. Very disastrous fired have occurred during the past week at Exeter, Manchester, and Urartund. ...
... Salvi, Signors Zuchelli, Giubilei, Brizzi, and Curioni. Braham has been eminently successful at Bristol. He sings this week at Exeter, and returns to Clifton and Bath to sing at Conceits which are to be given at those places. He has been ably supported ...
... A BiT OF DEVOxsmRE.—Mr. Justice Platt brough out a Devonshire boy in good style last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the fun. In a case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve years of age, whose busi- ness, ...
... of Alexander and Co, of Calcutta, g the stoppage of the Socrety.—A numerous meeting of this Society was h eld.yesterday week at Exeter Hall, Strand, Lord Saffield in’ the chair, who briefly stated th at the object of the meetin Was to petition Parliament ...
... Halifax Hansel 1, M.A., Demy of Magdalen College. The anniversary meeting of the Church Pastoral-Aid Society was held last week in Exeter Hall, Lord Ashley in the chair. The secretary read the report of the committee, from which it appeared that the receipts ...
... several other gentle- men, addressed the anv Foreien Socretr—The annual meeting of this society took place on Wednesday week at Exeter Hall. Among those present were the Bishops of Winchester, Chester, and Cashel; Lords Teignmouth ; Sir R. H. Inglis, Sir ...
... William Lawrence, Esq. of the Greenway, Gloucestershire. Married, last week, at Fro me, Mr Samuel Buss, solicitor, to Lueretia Folkes, only daughter Mr. Francis Bush, Died, last week, Marston Somersetshire,, Lady Lucy Boyle, second daugfc ter the Earl of ...
... CommtVatiOn•row A BIT OF DEVONSIIIILE.—Mr. Justice Platt brought out a Devonshire buy in good style last week at Exeter. and evidently enjoyed the fun. In a case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve years of age ...
... and the supply is scarcely equal to the deman market. d, for the English A currier of Tem ple-street, Bristol, went last week to Exeter on business; t wo days afterwards his wife received a letter bearing the E: xeter post-mar k, purporting to come from ...
... from the Lord Lieutenant of Corn wall, and from the civil authori- ties of Exeter, giving an account of aome disturbances which hed occurred in the tatter pert of tbe week at Exeter aid in lis neiebbourhood, aad in se- veral part* of the east of Cornwall ...