... Mrs. Albion Davey, lace * to her Majesty the Queen Dowager, of son and heir. *«. 3rd, at Bodmin, Mrs. Oliver, the hotel, of daughter. MARRIAGES. nth, at Gittsham.by the Rev. Thomas John Marker, the vf J llawkes Mules, second son of Philip Mules, Esq. ...

... Riccard, J. E.J. Soulhviolton Davey, F. J. Hennock Rowe, William, Hartlund Daykin, W. P. Di/dford Rowcliffe, George, Swymbiidqe Davy, m. Swymbridye Roberts, Hugh, Cadeieiah Drew, John, St. homas Robertson, Robt. jun. Dovell, Philip. Parracombe Russell, John ...

... expressive of the opinion that the items referred to should be calculated on, and that a Borough Rate was unnecessary. Mr. Charles Davey seconded the motion. Mr. H. Hooper rose and said, it appeared to him that the motion would be a reflection on the Treasurer's ...

... Bassett gave j me the information. Maria Davey was living with Mr. Davey on the August, I saw the window about half past eleven all closed, -I'howas Vvale.— the morning of the I Ith 1 was standing looking Mr. Davey's window, which had been broken —I know ...

... confirmed his statement. Guilty, one year hard labour, EDWARD GOLLOP and WILLIAM were charged with assaulting and robbing James Davey on the King's highway the 3rd of November last. The prosecutor had been to Honiton market, and his return home, was attacked ...

... prisoner in the shop while he went to dinner, but Philips was there then. He found a handkerchief now produced on the following day, and saw that handkerchief in prisoners hat on the previous day. Peter Philips saw prisoner in the shop on the day in question ...