... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Cbannell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...

... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channel!) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...

... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...

... in the coarse of next week; but, finding that there was probability that many bon. members who took an interest in the subject would absent all next week in Exeter, ho had determined to postpone tbs second ading until tbo week after. THB STBS. In replv ...

... a remembrance of his services which he highly Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age bas died during the present week in Exeter. Holloway’s Pills, for Invigorating the Weak, and Strengthening the Debilitated.—These wonderful and Pills are the only ...

... The Temperance Movement,—The fourth of the senes of six monthly meetings advocacy of the temperance cause was held last week, in Exeter Hall, Mr. Joseph Sturgo. of Birmingham. In the chair. The attendance was exceedingly numerous, which was owing, probably ...

... do, succeed in obtaining damages from false swain*, breach of promise cases appear to be oo the increase. On Wednesday week, at Exeter, 200/. was obtained from Mr. Trader, captain of merchant ship, Mi*a Cooper, daughter of silk-mercer in Plymouth. The letters ...

... during the past seven months, of 968.-8hippint Gaectte. AtrlSSITIES OF To E m ENGLrSH ?? cases which were tried last week ut Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Bar~n Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended ...

... honoured chairman, Mr. Koe. Prosblyte Organization The fourth annual meeting of the Irish Church Missions was held last week, at Exeter Hall. The chair was occupied by his Grace the Duke of Manchester, president of the society. The meeting having been opened ...

... Ireland was a country in which there was safety for life property. Again, we read that a man was sentenced death last week at Exeter for the murder of his sweetheart by cutting her throat. She had refused to marry him and so raised his anger, la Ireland ...

... and beveral are netting fromn 81. to 191. per week. Ariderson's party took ott one day 36J oz , inclnditg a nug- get weighing 19j oz., and the next day 6 oz. A party of three sold the produce of eight weeks' labtour fcr 3301. Many others are doing well ...

... branch was opened for traffic on the Isth February, 1850, and the rrccipta upon it for 20 weeks ending the 30th Jane in that year were 2,456/. The receipts for the 20 weeks ending tbo 30th June, 1851. were 4,083/. This shows considerable improvement; and the ...