... any oilier course. After a very desultory and nuinteiesting discussion to the course that should pursued, in which Messrs. Pearce, Osborn, and Payne took part, the scene was enlivened by the noted and quoted the doubtable and redoubtable, Capt. Cuok delivering ...

... Committee, X\ held 24th Sept. 1832, J. FOWNES. Esq. the Chair, The Allowing REPORT was received from the Directors the Institution: Patients lemaining noder the care the Charity at the last Quarterly Meeting, held 122 - • J;:ne, .'. Admitted since 116 ...

... supply. Fat Bullocks 9s. per score. Sheep 6d. per lb. Cows and Calves from i' 9. to £13.. Tlie Ploughing Match at Upton Fyne, instituted the Devon Agricultural Society, was well attended on Monday last. Voters for the Southern Division of the County, Exeter ...

... indignaut at the attempt which about to made, calls upon the people of England, to raise their voices in favour the ancient Institutions of the country, that they not toppled down in wild confusion. RESOLVED, —That the Chamber of do at once withstand the wild ...

... tithes when the Noble Lord declared his opinion that they were private property and could not touched, (hear, hear.) He (Mr. Pearce) was present at the Globe in Exeter and heard the question what is your opinion of tithes ? put to the Noble Lord, when ...

... worth reporting, way of caution. Robert Smith, stranger, was Indicted for obtaining money under false pretences, from one John Pearce, on thellthof January last. There was also count charging him with having conspired with Joseph Herring, and John Row, to ...

... existed in the corporation of that borough, of the want of respectability of the Aldermen, and praying that the House would institute some inquiry the subject. As an instance of the persons composing the Court of Aldermen, the petition stated that the gamekeeper ...

... their respective instruments. UEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTION.—A correspondent suggests that a ball, concert, or some other popular means should be resorted to, for increasing the funds this excellent institution. inquest was held at Rockbeare, on the Bth inst ...

... club. Monday morning last, John Pearce, Thomas Rttgg, and Peter Everton, ull prisoners in our City gaol, short terms of imprisonment, contrived to effect their escape, by getting through tiie roof of the treadmill shed.—Pearce and Rugg were severely injured ...

... great number of the Brethren are expected to sit dow. —l'l J, On Wednesday, being the anniversary thut inost highly useful Institution, the Plymouth public Diapmsiry, the friends and supporters of the charity proceeded to -it. Andrews Church, where an excellent ...

... last.year (ending Michaelmas 1831, £s7(l2.lss.,lod.—Thelyear before £ >212. ids. lid. The Treasurer of the Deaf and Dumb Institution, has received a donation of from the Right Hon. Lord Rolle. The Lord Bishop of Exeter, has appointed John Gidley, Esq. of ...

... Samuel Symons, Esq. and daughter of the late John Collins, Esq. of Minver, in the 39th year of her age. At Bodmin, Mr. T. Pearce, malster, aged years. At Liskeard, Mr. Joseph Crabb, for many years serjeant-major in the East Cornwall Militia, aged years ...