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... COVENTRY HERALD. FRIDAY. January 22, 1830. A Meeting was held last week ill Exeter, upon the subject Tithes; and the Hon. NeWTOJI Fellowes, the heir preemptive to the Earldom of Portsmouth, took an active p.irt the proceedings. It is all very well for ...
... bitten ; and vast mull.lode*, both of be feathered and finny tribe*, perished. At (he Devon County Serious held la.vl week at Exeter, it was unanimously resolved, That it is expedient that a County Lunatic Aayla u, house for the reception of iusaov persons ...
... 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 ...
... prices:—Dorset ewes to 455. ; Downs, 20s. to 405.; Downs, second day, in penns, 18s. to 325. ; lambs 12s. to 245. On Friday week the Exeter Mail was upset in the road to London, near Wincanton, but although with its full complement passengers, no serious injury ...
... the unfortunate man was eoofincd prfeen for days. -Dublin Morning Register. * Cud more, tbe man who was tried Tuesday week, at Exeter, with Sarah Danu, for the murder of his wife, waa executed there on Wednesday last, in the presence of nnmber of spectators ...
... EXETER, &c. (Frojii the Devonshire Chronicle of t October WEST INDIAN SLAVERY. The following is an abstract from a Lecture delivered last week at Exeter, relative lo our West Indian Colonies, Sic. Tuesday last, gentleman named Blair, delfvered lecture ...
... founder ; but whether he was brass-founder or iron founder 1 cannot tell.” MUUr. haymaker, named John Morgan, died Mon dav week, at Exeter, in consequence of falling his scythe while mowing. The fall was occasioned • to his stepping into gutter concealed by ...
... gigantic slrootore. A Child killed a Cow.— An inquest was held last week at Exeter, on tbe body of child which bad been killed a cow. beast became infuriated was driven from the fair last week. It attacked sod threw down several persons i» the way, bat all ...
... which twenty years ago was 49 hours oa its journey, now completes it in 28. A ‘fine Sturgeon has been exhibited this week, at Exeter, weighing 322Ibs. ; it was nine feet ten inches long, and three feet eight inches in circumference. The bed-room of Mr ...
... at all spoiled by the attention which has been shown her.—Alexander’s Travels. A fine Sturgeon has been exhibited this week, at Exeter, weighing 35bdbs.; it was nine feet ten inches long, and three feet eight inches in circumference. Dinner to the Duke ...
... different gentlemen, and the evening was passed in great good humour. Devon Lunatic Asylum.—At the County Sessions held last week at Exeter, the Rev. Dr. Palmer moved, That it is expedient that a County Lunatic Asylum, or house for the reception of insane persons ...
... Rotheram purchased valu-!le horse last week per lb The horse weighed 1100 lbs The Duchess de Berri accompanied by the Countess de Puille and Count de Mesuard visited several of the tuauufac--i Manchester last week X it is said not taken out shooting license ...