... 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. ...

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... issued to levy if not paid six days. Shooting, with intent to Murder.—The trial William Davey, at the Oxford Assizes, last week, for shooting at his uncle, (Mr. J. Davey, of Dorchester.) with intent to murder or do some grievous bodily harm, occupied the ...

... Cresswell, who immediately left Exeter for London in the carriage of Mr Serjeant. Bompyss, who gave it up for the use of his Lordship, being himself accommodated in the equipage of Mr. Serjeant Wilde, with whom he also left for London, immediately before the ...

... re-called, and stated that when Mr. Hewett called on Mr. Davey for the rent, after the sale, he said that Mr. Davey had promised him the rent from the proceeds the sale ; Mr. Davey contradicted him. Serjeant Kinglake addressed the Jury in reply. The Learned ...

... 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 ...

... Ralph Barnes, the Bishop'- Secretary, where needed. The defendant's counsel are Mr. Cockburn, ac, Mr. Butt, a.c., and Mr. Serjeant Kinglake ; attorney, Mr. Stogdon. Some apprehension has been felt the city lest the leaders should not be present as they ...

... possession of the leather, and the constable took it away. Philip Rudd was standing there, and said his brother Nathaniel had bougnt the leather and brought it home with him from Jersey, and that he, Philip, had bought it from his brother. I and the constable ...

... 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 ...

... firs in guard-room. Some delay taking nlice. was Iba reason, to which replied, oonld not Bod any foal for the porpoee. The Serjeant-Major (a broad Yorkakiraman) sharply replied, “Get agate (begin) directly,’* and left Paddy in the guard-room. The Emendder ...

... the officer who summoned him saying he denied that his name was Davey, and said he should not :appear. Tb. comaplainant swore that on their first acqunaintanco he told her his Dante was Davey, and she had not known him by any other. On which a'warrant was ...

... B. Bere, G. S. Buck. John Belfield, Henry Cartwright, Irving Clarke, G. S. Curtis, Henry Champernowne, E. S. Drewe, D. B. Davey, C. Gordon, J. H. Gill, T. W. Harding, F. Hole, Wm. Hole (the Parks), Wm. Hole (Tiverton), J. B. Harris, W. R. Ilbert, Emanuel ...