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... oppression should ke per- petuated—time could not sanctify injustice. EirocATioN of the. Poor. — A sermon was preached last week at Exeter Cathedral, by the Lord Bishop, in behalf of the Society for Promot- ing the. Education of the Poor in the principles ofthe ...
... CaiwNts Mints — This important cause which created so much interest at the last Assise, is we are informal to he tried next week at Exeter, and tbe object we hear -of the pre- j sent action is to-raco«er: the ore taken from MMN Rowe's estate , the Chief Justice ...
... 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 ...
... 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- ...
... 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. ? ...