... are unspariigly erployed. If a new bridge requires tube erectedl. or altke)v road made they are jobs. In the very lasl week, tbe Exeter laxprovement &ainvissioners-thall wbomi a body less liable to s disgraceful. Imputatioli does. not exist. .were accased ...

... Broad Gate, Exeter.- Althonigh 1 making no great noise in the world this society is'doing an immense deal of good in relieving pressing distress ramong the poorer classes. FEXETER MARKET.-In consequence of Good ?? falling in this week, the Exeter Market will ...

... twelve Collegesof phyficians have been pleafed to (end li'im DIPlOMAS of albziation, four of which he received bypoft laft week at Exeter. This appears indeed to be a juft re- compence for hiuk continual attention to the indigent, who are certainly the nbje6lts ...

... EXETER, T H UR S DAY, JuNE 14th, 18409. tel A 'G 00 B J 0 K E.-From an article -which the appeared in last week's Western Timies, it appears that the Tb Editor is about to give lectures on composition. He by TInks coarse writing very ungentlemanly, and ...

... '1'-11 FLYING-POST. EXETER, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1818. ,..I ?? ?? l .- .- , ., . - l I l ~ ?? . ?? MIONOMIIANI& S II OF TIlE 1.XErTRRI GAZETTRE. THiOsE persons wtho are guided on Railwray mutters by the E'xeter GCzetle, will be induced to believe that ...

... Two Sermons on the Apostolleal Succession- Ur. Harington is a Prebendary of Exeter- - and Incumbent of St. David's in that city. He was selected by the Bishop of Exeter to preach at two consecu. tive ordiuatiotas, and the subject of his discourses ...