... sturdy vagrants into their senses^ A mason's labourer, named Buzzacott, sat iskj the stocks two hours- one morning this week aM Exeter, for being drunk on Sunday, duringT divine service. The publicans of Manchester have reduced j eightpenny ale to 6d. per ...

... Ardent Fishley and the Augustine Thomas from Sailed the Frieuds Smart Providence Brown and the Arthur for Daitmouth the Week for Exeter the Hope Allington the Four Brothers Allen for -Portsmouth the Blessing Alien for Monday —Arrived Courtney from ladatow ...

... the kingdom. The present appearance of Devonshire, says an Exeter journalist, is that of a perfect Para- dise; and never did her horn of plenty overflow more abundantly than last week in Exeter mar- ket. To stand at this moment on the eastern edge of Haldon ...

... time ! — Lancaster paper. It is in contemplation, to run a coach three days a week froai Exeter through Newton Ab- bott, to Torquay, direct on to Dartmouth, so as to leave Exeter as soon as the morning London ; coaches arrive. It will be a very great accom- ...

... take place very shortly. The Marquis &Mar- chionets of Exeter leave London in a few days, to make preparations for tbe reception of her Majssty. The Princess Sophia has, during the list few weeks, become so proficient in the art recently invented of teach- ...

... o'clock. Inside. Outside. Fare to Exeter £1 15 0 ?? £1 10 fo London S 17 0 2 20 The PLYMOUTH MAIL, even morning at. seven o'clock, arrives at Gou le's Hotel, Dock, by .half-past four; where it meets the Totnes, Newton^ and Exeter Coaches. Inside. Outside. ? ...