... the central road, as far as Cornwall was concerned, were on the north, and comprised the towns of St. Columb, Pad stow, Wadebridge, Boscastle, Camelford, and Bodinin ; the last mentioned place being on the line. The public feeling at Exeter was unanimously ...

... far as regards R. Sykes)— H. Clark and W. J. Dunsford, surgeons, Bristol—E. _Norway and R. L. Hawken, general merchants, Wadebridge, Corn wall—R. Nicholls and T. C. Jones, surgeons, Ruthin, Den bighshire. ...

... WESTERN CIRCUIT—BODMIN—MARC II 30. THE WADEBRIDGE MURDER.—CROWN COURT.-(Before Mr. Justice Coltman.)—James Lightfoot and William Lightfoot were indicted for the wilful murder of Mr. Nevin Norway, of Wadebridge, merchant, on the Bth of February last ...

... Bodmin, Launceston, and Okehampton to Exeter, up one day and down the next, and taking passengers at Launceston who come from Wadebridge and Camelford. Then they had the ghost of Russell's waggon (laughter) for goods from Exeter to Falmouth, through Bodmin ...

... Skinner, and J. Diggle, South Stockton, Yorkshire, ironfounders, so far as regards .1. Diggle—T. S. Tiekell and It. Rendell, Wadebridg,e, Cornwall, surgeons—A. C. Veley, J. Cuunington, and. A Cunnington, Braintree, Essex, attorneys, so far as regards J. C ...

... 4I3 UP No. B.—LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAIL- K. EXETER AND CREMTON. TAW VALE RAILWAY AND s.c/ c 11 ,,AND.,' BODMIN AND WADEBRIDGE RAILWAY COMk;,c ARRANGEMENTS.—Opposition of the Bristol and t er further considered. fav o X TER AND CO WLEY BRIDGE JUNCTlON ...

... merchant.—J. andW. Smith, South Shields, tt: him,tope-makers.— W. Bainbridge, Evenwcod, Durham, horse. dealer. —S. J. Evaes, Wadebridge, Cornwall, tallow-chandler.—\V. B. Smith, Horseley, Giocestershire, clothier.—A. illackintc.ii, Conre,. merch:mt.—L. Gardie ...

... contemptible. I ANOTHER ATROCIOUS MURDER. BODMIN, CORNWALL, FEn. 9.-Mr. Nevil Norway, who is a timber and iron-merc]haut, of Wadebridge, left Bodlin about half-past nine o'clock to return home. He had been attending the market there, and is supposed to have ...

... woollen-manufacture r, Henry Lewis, Haverfordwest, cabinet.maker. Edward Dickin, Longdon, Shropshire, draper. John Norman, Wadebridge. Cornwall, grocer DIVIDENDS. May 2, G. Thorburn, St. May-axe, London, corn-factor—Mai 2 ' T. Smyth, Marchinont-street, ...

... and T. Dale, Gun-street and Fashion-street, Spiral&lds, machine manufacturers: so far as regards T. Dale—M. and N. Norway, Wadebridge, Cornwall, merchants—A. Howden and N. Balleney, Old Broad-street, agents—J. C. Tufnell,. T. Collett, D. B. Payne, and LI ...

... to the Old London Inn, Exeter, from whepce set out the •FALTilOunt DEFIANCE, through Oketiampton, Launceston, Camelford,, Wadebridge, St. Columb, and Truro, and the BIDEFORD Light Coach, through Torrington. Also Coaches to DARTMOUTH, TORQUAY, PAT, BRIXIIAM ...

... smashed the windows the different bakers' sliups ill the town with stones. A riot of a similar character has taken place at Wadebridge, Cornwall. Air. Stephens, magistrate, was struck oil the head with a bludgeon. One hundred of the inhabitants were sworn ...