... BALL. The. very incongruous custom of having an assize ball is stil kept up in the County of pevon ; the one held last week at Exeter was very thinly attended. RECENT DECISIONS. VICE-CRANCELLOR'S COURT. Addition to Bill.—Where purchase': files a bill against ...

... Salvi, Signors Zuchelli, Giubilei, Brizzi, and Curioni. Braham has been eminently successful at Bristol. He sings this week at Exeter, and returns to Clifton and Bath to sing at Conceits which are to be given at those places. He has been ably supported ...

... BALL. The very incongruous custom of having an assize ball is still kept up in the County of Devon; the one held last week at Exeter was very thinly attended. RECENT DECISIONS. VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT. Addition to Bill.—Where purchaser files a bill against ...

... relieved by the overseers.—Birmingharn Jwirnal. A member of the Society of Friends was on the grand jury, on Tuesday week, at Exeter Castle. His hat was removed by an officer, and he made his affirmation, as directed by the late Act. _ We hope we may ...

... THE THEATRES. Theatricals this week present a more novel and varied aspect than they have done for many weeks past. At Drury-lane to-night Mr. Booth, after an eight years' sojourn in America, re-appears in his favourite character of the Dukesof Gloster ...

... Mr. ATCHESON LYLE.—MOrning News. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of which weighed 3311b5. CURIOUS VERDICT.—A pauper in the Southampton poor-house cut his throat last week, when the verdict of the coroner's jury was, that he died of ...

... ATCHESON LY LE.-3/0 ruing News. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of which weighed 3311b5. CURIOUS VERDICT.—A pauper in the Southampton poor-house cut his throat last week, when the verdict of the coroner's jury was, that he died of ...

... country appear to have increased. The 10th Royal Hussars.—An exchange of one troop of this regiment took place last week between Exeter and Dorchester, and on the afternoon of Wednesday last a sudden order arrived for the march of one troop to Clifton ...

... however, to be sufficiently plain from the accounts, in another column, of the proceedings at the great meeting held this week at Exeter Hall, that in general the planters have not kept good faith with the British people, that as far twin them lay,—that they ...

... Lord William Bentinck, M.P., (late Governor-General of India,) will take the chair at a public meeting, to be held next week in Exeter. Hall, on the subject of Mr. Buckingham’s claims. At their meeting next Thursday, the Middlesex magistrates will proceed ...

... Macready in getting up King Henry the . Fifth, is not less than £2OOO. The rev i val of Handel's Joshua, announced for next week, at Exeter Hall, creates much deserved interest. This oratorio (which, on the authority of Dr. Burney, was first performed in 1747) ...

... composed of cabinet pictures, which will probably prove most acceptable to the connoisseurs. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of w4ich. weighed 33i lbs. ~s • ...