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... THE LATE TRIAL FOR PIRACY. , At the trial of ten foreigners last week, at Exeter, for the merder of Mr. Palmer (a midshipman of the Wasp,) on board the Felicidade, a Brazilian schooner, it was content ded, on behalf of the prisoners, that they were illegally ...
... COLONEL NOWARDS ON INDIA. The annual nieeting of the Church Missionary Society was held this week in Exeter 11511, London—the Bishop of limos in the chair. There was • ldrge attendance of dignitaries of the Church, peers, and other influential supporters ...
... nes ►p II bid for :hampion pleasing lolls in a ravelled to f last week delighted Exeter on over a mile with Ruby Hs. le Le Pass- I was very superbly. o for Chel- set Ice her seaice in the rial Cup at lam had e Vincent Hurdle at !nhani Fese One win,owards ...
... demonstrations as this we should think will be more than sufficient to counterbalance the exhibition which is to come off this week at Exeter Hall. ...
... demonstrations as this we should think will be more than sufficient to counterbalance the exhibition which is to come of this week at Exeter Hall. ...
... able lay before our readers a brief report of an excellent speech delivered the Rev. Jamks Graham, at a meeting held last week at Exeter, for the purpose of establishing a Society to aid the Kildarcstreet Institution, in diffusing its admirable system of ...
... Indies. The 30th and 47th Regiments are dailv expected in England, from India. The 4th Dragoon Guards were inspected last week at Exeter, by Major-General Sir H. Vivian, and highly approved of. One troop of the fith Dragoons under orders to procoed from Ipswich ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In eases which were tried last week at Exeter, altercations took place between the (Mr. Baron Channel') and Mr. Carter, the ammel. vie defended the prisoners, and the conduct aft the IMMar, is it would seem, was considered ...
... propose to offer any evidence at present. as Po:tor Cumming unahl, to attend. he a.3kod that the accused might be for a week to Exeter tlaol. This V: agroal to, E. Ilutchinp., ho appearA on de Zabuiors behalf, consenting. It k stated thlt the hed n great ...
... Alexander, the new Irish Primate). who was to have moved the first resolution at the annual meeting of the Bible Society at week at Exeter Hall. London. His place was taken by the Earl of Stand°id. ...
... Qiurch, Capl. Franklin, U. N. to Eleanor Anne, youngest daughter of the late Wm. Cordeii, Esq. UcroerVstreeL Last week, Lister, Exeter, aged seventy-eight, Miss Dorothy Gruit, aged twenty-four. Tarbert Church, by the' llev. Austin Martin, on Tuesilay ...
... 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 ...