... Edward Pearce Launcefton, Chriftopher Callington, Hugh Mallett Lethbridge &rampound, Rich. Warren, Penzance, Thomas Reed (at Truro) ' Redruth, Peter Fender Falmouth, Francis Pender Truro, James Halfe Fowey, Peth. Lukey (at St. Ives) Helftone, Pearce Rogers ...

... I I 0 Lady Medows ?? I I 0 Miss Nutcome ?? 1 1 0 Sir Lawrence PAlk, bart ?? 1 1 0 Lady Elizabeth P-ilk .. ?? 1 0 Miss Marv Pearce. Exeter ?? I0 Mrs Putt, GittishaM ..r ?? 1 0 Miss Putt ?? I 1 0 Mr. Samuel Pierce, attorney, Exeter .. O 10 6 Lord Rolle ...

... &c. sent out on the shortest nntice.t r OXFORD DEVONSHIRE CLUB. HE ANNUAL METTING of the OXFORD .T DEVONDiltI IRE CLUB, instituted at Oxford in the year 1710, dissolved in the year 1780. and again revived by the surviving Members in the year 1800, will ...

... Robins, Tiverton, Jofeph Collard. Agents for both Institutions are established in every principal town in the kingdom. The Royat Exchange Office having recently made~an of- fiieal attack on this Institution, the Directors content theinvetoes with stating ...

... (atTruro) - Redruthg Peter Pender Falnmouth, fiancis Pender Truro, Jaimes HIalfe Faemy, Peth. Lukey (at Sc. lves) Helftone, Pearce Rogers This Office ifues Policies 'tee of expence, where the annual premium amounts to 6?. or' upwards, and has in- varially ...

... inheritaneeofa FIELD of rich PASTURE LAND, c)itaainig al),out It acres. to; several years1piil iin the posission of the ?? *M Pearce; si!nat. ghont half ofa tnile from Exeter, adtjoiniag to, and on t>i iighl handside of the new road from thit ,:ily to Tjverfti ...

... Exeter hospital, eye infirnary, bhumane society, lunatic asylum, and lytiiig-id charity; bflieers of the Devon and Exeter institution, ituxiliary bible socieiy, minor bible society, church missionary society, stranger'q friend society, society for the edilcation ...

... Shaw and Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church Yard; and retail by Trewman and Co. Evans, Williams and Dyer, Hedgeland, Phillips, Pearce, San- ders, Houghton, Newton, Dymond, Lee, Cursoti, and Belling and Co. Exeter; &c. &e. &c. 1963 Dr. JAME S's POWVDER?, And ...

... SECRIETARImS-MeSSrs. T. and S. BIGNOLD. IVIDENDS to the parties insured, of X50 fo per Cent. have been payable by this InstitUtiOn forthe last fourteen years. Those whose returns are ?? due may receive their re-payment by applying at the office, or to ...

... artdageou8 terms. . . . - . I EXETE ER, WEDNESDAY, Sept. 16.D ol On Saturday l]itt the Rev. John St. Aubyn, A. p a, was instituted, ly the Lord Bishop of Exeter, to the 'ieoaragt of Crowvan, otherwise Uni Crowan. in Corn- E wall, ol Ihe prespntatioii ...

... Th'e addition of ?? Hospital, for the 'indigent Poor oppressed with Fever, s'i4tiis to be the only remain. ing public Institution 6ieessarY for this populous and. opulent City, which, ihi~ery;otherkinstance, stands as high in reputation,' ft its 'wise ...

... had been most anxious that a minute inquiry should be made intothe' state of the Navy. He (Lord Liverpool) bad accordingly instituted an inquiry, and he could de. clure that the Peace Establishmetnt of the Navy was never found in a more efficient state. ...