... Hamlyn's coachman, said the prisoner generally saent three or four days a l week at Exeter. Several times he was away s for a week at a time, Detective.Sergeant Dymond, of the Exeter s City police, said lie had known pcisoner I thirteen or fourteen years ...

... l in his imper30nations as ever, and is one of Mr. Gye's strongest cards. There las been a performanee of lhyalk tbis week at Exeter- hall. The principal vocalists were Madame Ruderedorff, Riss Dolby, Mrs. Lockey, Mr. Sims Reeves, and Mr. Weiss. The meeting ...

... EXETER. EXETER COUNTY COURT-TUESDAY. ul (Before J. Tyrrell, Esq., Judge.) W, ,PERtRETT V.OLMER.-This was an adjourned case. ti The parties reside at Christow, and the action was brought to bt recover the sum of £9 Bs., for oider supplied in 1854. Mr. ...

... other plsces and saw several friends. She was three weeks at Exeter, and her intimacy with t9 defendant was on three ?? Brealy, L 8t. Thomis, brother-ili-iow of comtplaiijant, saw the X defendant six weeks after the wedding, when he PI told defendant be inust ...

... I then got some bread (biscuit) and tea. I had 7lbs. of bread a week. All the crew had the same quantity of bread, with a pound and a half of meat a day. I had also llb. of sugar a week. I was in good health before I met with any accident. I could not ...

... w - ETE EXETER. CASTLE 01F EXETER-FRIDAY. Before Lord 1oltimole (ohairman), E. A. Sanders, Esq., C. Gordon, Esq.,W. Miles, Esq., E. S. Drewo, Esq., A. Stowvey, Esq., and 1). B. Davy, Esq. THO0MAS HERB13ERT, master of a vessel lying at f Topsham, was summoned ...