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... the unfortunate man was eoofincd prfeen for days. -Dublin Morning Register. * Cud more, tbe man who was tried Tuesday week, at Exeter, with Sarah Danu, for the murder of his wife, waa executed there on Wednesday last, in the presence of nnmber of spectators ...
... stead a general Property Tax.—Morning Chronicle. The new Bible Society, in opposition to the parent institution, met this week at Exeter llall. Thete was a very short attendance, the room not being half full and little approbation seemed to be expressed, ...
... Wednesday week, at Knaresbrmigh, rf a con- munpnoa; in the __d year rf her age. Misa Kemp, of thattown, much -respected by ber aaaM_i_M_ and triends. -?Tliup-ay week, J. Atkiiwon. E^ rf Nerthumber- la(??street, much respect e _ . Yesterday week, at hb father's ...
... o'clock. Inside. Outside. Fare to Exeter £1 15 0 ?? £1 10 fo London S 17 0 2 20 The PLYMOUTH MAIL, even morning at. seven o'clock, arrives at Gou le's Hotel, Dock, by .half-past four; where it meets the Totnes, Newton^ and Exeter Coaches. Inside. Outside. ? ...
... JRCAXXi. From Falmouth, Truro, and Bodmin, via Laun- ceston and Oakhampton to Exeter. Inside. Outside. From Falmouth to Exeter 30s. 18s. n Truro to Exeter 265. los. Bodmin to Exeter 2ls. 12s. N.B. Passsengers and Parcels booked at Tre- lbavex's Royal Mail ...
... grateful for tbe service you bave done me. DEAFNESS ANI»a_NCIKG NOISES XIV TB7SABS. EXTRAORDINARY C U RES performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent aurist, effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the bearing. It is ...
... grateful for the service you have done me. DEAFNESS AND SINGING NOISSS IN TBJH BASIS. EXTRAORDINARY C U RES performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent aurist, effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the bearing. It is ...
... grateful for the service you have done me. y DEAFNESS AMD SIfTGX-ffG NOISES IN THENARS. EXTRAORDINARY C U RES performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent aurist, effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing. It is ...
... From Falmouth, Truro, and Bodmin, via Laun- ceston and Oakhampton to Exeter. Inside. Outside. From Falmouth lo Exeter 30s. . ' 18s. „ Truro to Exeter 26a. ..los. „ Bodmin to Exeter 21s. 12s. N.B. Passsengers and Parcels booked at Tre- leavek's Royal ...
... assembled its friends at St. Martin's Hall yesterday (Thursday) evening ; and the Ragged School Union, which meets on Monday week, at Exeter Hall ; where also the Chun-h of England Sunday School Institute met last evening. The large incomes belong to the societies ...
... of Wonford, near Exeter, Devon, do hereby certify.that my son, wbo had been deaf and dumb from infancy, has received a perfect cure by the use of the Royal Patent Medicinal Powdei , as Snuff. Mr. Hubbard's ton, Okehampton-street, Exeter, cured of deafness ...
... travel from Truro to Exeter and back again, for the reduced charge of twenty four shillings, being a saving of 25 per cent. over %ny other mode of transit, as the folio wing .list of prices will shew : — Outside. Inside. Trnro to Exeter and back 84s. 425 ...