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... increase the comforts of our great population. In connection with this point we may mention that a meeting was held last week at Exeter Hall, of the Metropolitan Drapers' Association, at which the following resolution was passed :— That protracted hours ...
... communications from the Lord-lieutenant of wall, and from the civil authoritiei of Exeter, g ving an account of some disturbances which had occu.red the later part of the week at Exeter and in its neighbourhood, a.d in several parte of the e->st of Cornwall, lilted ...
... Mr. Buller is opposed to the repeal of the cornlaws, why did he refuse to sign the requisition calling a meeting last week, in Exeter, to petition parliament against the repeal ? Mr. Buller, who resides but seven miles from the city, would net attend the ...
... the Court, whenever might aduvd do so. Henry Rij>pen, of Burrliigton, Devon, an Insolvent debtor, w-at committed last week at Exeter for two years, for fraudulent conduct to his landlord, and putting him unnecessary expense fur the recovery uf the arrears ...
... nam e d. Captain JAMES Hunsols, of the Royal Invalids, iugmentation in the wages of the colliers, nor to em- died last week, at Exeter, in the 84th year of his ploy any who would not abjure the Union Societies, age. This Gentleman had been a Commissioned ...
... what they have been of late years. The stakes. &c., close the Ist of September, and the plates on the lay in the race week. Ixird Exeter expected at Burghley House, with a large party of the arislocracv. The stakes advertised are : -The Burghley Stakes ...
... defendant. The parties bad retained a great number of Counsel, and bad entertained seven or eight and twenty witnesses for a week at Exeter ; but as the pleadings were about opened, the defendant consented a verdict of 600/, subject to tome terms. Judicial Delicacv ...
... metropolis was therein laid down, and the meeting resolved on its adoption. Mr Hullah's musical class met on Monday evening week, at Exeter hall, and presented him with a most elegant and elaborately-finished music-stand, as a testimony of the esteem and respect ...
... office. Nor do I see how such a bargain can be reconciled with a conscientious interpretation of the official oath. Next week the Exeter Mail-coach commence g, and will arrive there about half-pasta new v o e f in tra tti vll e e a in f . ternoon. It will ...
... the line between London, Exeter, and Topsham. will add by private tender. The vessel was built 1834. by Messrs. Mulney and Co., can be Inspected off St. Katharine Stairs, below the Tower, on Monday and Tuesday each week, and Exeter, on Fridays and Saturdays ...
... Dorset—Wednesday, July . 26, at, Dorchester. . Devon — Saturday July 29 at the Castle-of Exeter. City and County cif,Exeter— . Saine Day, at the Guihrhall of „ • Exeter. - • Cornwall—Monday, Aug,ust . 7; 4 Bodnain. .. • - , Somerset—Saturdayi August 12, at ...
... 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. Northcote, Bart. of Pynes, in DeTonshire, to Harriette Ceeley, youngest daughter ...