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... THE LATE TRIAL FOR PIRACY. , At the trial of ten foreigners last week, at Exeter, for the merder of Mr. Palmer (a midshipman of the Wasp,) on board the Felicidade, a Brazilian schooner, it was content ded, on behalf of the prisoners, that they were illegally ...
... demonstrations as this we should think will be more than sufficient to counterbalance the exhibition which is to come of this week at Exeter Hall. ...
... demonstrations as this we should think will be more than sufficient to counterbalance the exhibition which is to come off this week at Exeter Hall. ...
... able lay before our readers a brief report of an excellent speech delivered the Rev. Jamks Graham, at a meeting held last week at Exeter, for the purpose of establishing a Society to aid the Kildarcstreet Institution, in diffusing its admirable system of ...
... Indies. The 30th and 47th Regiments are dailv expected in England, from India. The 4th Dragoon Guards were inspected last week at Exeter, by Major-General Sir H. Vivian, and highly approved of. One troop of the fith Dragoons under orders to procoed from Ipswich ...
... Hibernian Society with the Church Education Society hut the attempt failed. The following resolution, passed at a meeting last week in Exeter Hall, expresses the change in the Society, and assigns the reasons for it—“ That consequence of the diminution of the ...
... rancorous sectarian animosity—misrepresented, day by day, the most calumnies—attacked every Session iu Parliament/every week in Exeter- Hall, and every day factious and lying Orange Press—still that truly System has advanced from year year, its triumphant ...
... setting the boxes, pit, and gallery in a roar for six weeks, with his mirthmoving scenes, which vvere nightly encored. The Oratorio ofthe Messiah has been repeated several times last week at Exeter Hall with the utmost success. The principal vocalists ...
... and the 2d Battalion the Rides, are under or* der» for embarkation for Malta. The 4ih Dragoon Guards were inspected last week at Exeter, by Major-General Sir H. Vivian, and highly approved of' One of the troops of the 6tb Dragoons is un» der orders to proceed ...
... dividend of 85 434 in the pound declared on the Garat Trape Meetincs —The places in England which declared themselves last week are— Exeter, Derby, Dundee, the Staffirdshire Potteries, Preston, Nottingham, Stockport, Chorley, Dudley, Carlisle, Forfar, Greenock ...
... engine*, eixteen of thirty-three inoh cylinder or about forty-fir* hor*a power ware receited in the «arly part of the week at Exeter, by Mr. Brea*) and the author!tie*af the South Deron Railway which i* tab* worked on tb* atmoepherio principle. Hm eontraet* ...
... Colonel Hamilton, 30th Regiment, has taken the command of the Garrison of Dover. The 4th Dragoon Guards were inspected last week at Exeter, by Major-General Bir 11. Vivian, and highly approved of. One troop of the G6th Dragoons is under orders to proceed from ...