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... The Allotment System. —At tbe annual meeting of the Labourers' Friend Society held on Wednesday week at Exeter Hall, some very 'inter- respecting the advantages of this exn, f ° comforts of ou7 labourers, were made by the speakers The society above mentioned ...
... AnUnconscious Hit.—At the uproarious Anti-Slavery meeting, on Friday week, at Exeter Hall, a pause followed the speech of Mr. F. Buxton, when the audience becoming somewhat impatient, the chairman rose, and with a gravity that must acquit him of anticipating ...
... (but the,toriner would be - preferred) to Send into Devonshire or Corniiall, may have it Conveyed the. beginniog of next week. to Exeter gratis, .and reat care taken of it by poidres ina line to A. B. No. 23, Chapcl-street, Petitonille. Undeniable reference ...
... Fotd, solicitor, of Eseter. of son. On Saturday week/ the lady of J. If. James, Esq- of Exeter, of a son. On the Ist inst. at Dawlish, the lady of D. Geale, Eso,, of daughter. On Monday week, at Exeter, the lady of Rev. Dr Co.lyns, of daughter. ...
... L.IDY MILNER. Thi; Lady, the wife of Sir WV.LI A M. MIL. sn a, Member for York, died last week at Exeter. A very few years back her Ladyship was admired as the finest, the most beautiful, and accomplished woman in the fashionable world, of which she was ...
... Best, third son of the Lord Chief Justice Best, to Charlotte, youngest daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice Burrough. - Last week, at Exeter, Major Northcote, second son of Sir S. H. Northsote, Bart. of Pynes, in Devonshire, to Harriette Ceeley, youngest daughter ...
... Vl* Vrobincto, DEVONSHIRE. The Bishop of Exeter's butler was tried last week at Exeter for stealing a portmanteau from the platform of the Great Western Railway Company. The jury returned a verdict of Not guilty. In the course of the trial several witnesses ...
... DIED. On Monday week, nt Exeter, Thomas Caird, Esq. one of the senior surgeons of his Majesty's navy. On Tuesday weeir, of Dropsy, Lieutenant Elliot, H. N. in the Preventive Service at Weymouth. On the 11th inst. Susannah, the wife of Lieut. E. T. Gill ...
... General Whit clock Mar&JiaJ will probably be convened to sit it the bcgjpning next week. . fFromlknAifrGaietUh * '■ Exeter. Linen lira per, ian. * 1116 Qtobe Tavern, Exeter. Willtaifi Cat, wen. Chichester. Jan. 19, at tie 1111(1 F ...
... Times. Early Closing.— The Metropolitan Early Closing Association held their fifth annual meeting last week, in Exeter Hall, the Marquis of Exeter presiding. A numerous audience assembled. The report stated that a manifest im- provement had taken place ...
... was occasioned by a wound in the foot, which had been too long- neglected before he threw himself on the parish. Last week, at Exeter, the Rev. Charles B. Daniell, M. A. Fellow of Kind's college. On Tuesday, aged ?? much respected, Mary, wife of Mr. George ...
... Same Day at Exeter. llham Simpson, draper, Wellington-place, Exeter—first examination, at ten. i i Monday 16th, at Langport. tdgar Robbins, innkeeper, Langport—first examination, at eleven. NT T V COURT SITTINGS FOR THE WEEK. * U . ' Exeter and Newton ...