... the Rev. J. S. Avery, Mr. James Sandercock, of, Poundstock, to Grace, second daughter of.3fr. John.Petheickof Lupstone. March 29, at Sonthrolton, by the Rev. T. H. Maitland, Mr. Willian Thorue, of Caveland, Chittlehampton, to Mrs. Aim Adams, of the Kiing's ...

... residence of herson-in-law, Mr. Bealey, the White Ball Inm, Tiverton, Mrs. Ann Gater. aged 65.. July 5, in Fore-street, Devonport, Mr. Bennett, aged 78. July 5, in Catherine-street, Devenport, Mr. Andrews, aged 42. July 1, at Ashburton. Mr. ...

... MIIondayy iast, by tbe Rererend S. Noswortly,.Mr. Robt. sNosworthy, of Ford, Manaton, to Miss E. Loveym,- ouli-dadgbter of the-late Mr. Aaron Loveys, of H6eknovkib e r Ori Thursday last. atE K-wi yn, by the Rev. Mr. Blewett, MattbheW .RoeWt 5 -Esq. of Lemeliynj ...

... was then demanded, the result of which wvas- For The Rev. Dr. Fisher .. 40 The Rev. Dr. Rodd .. 30 The Rev. .lonas Dennis . 25 Ujpon which the Chairman declared Dr. Fisher and Dr. LRodd duily elected. ETJECuriON F'KSTIVITIES.--A most respectable ...

... by Ier friends and acquaiitanoe, Jane, wife of Mr. ?? Hart, waster of the Britannia puklic-house, South. street. . - On Tuesday the 16th instant, at the advanced age of 853, Mrs. Roberts. mother of Mrs. kemp; Soithern- ?? to relate her clothes canght ...

... witness does not know where Dr. Cleevelives. Ic Cros~i-examinied by Mr. Coleridge, Dr. Cleeve and the wit- eness were strangers, lie did not know who Dr. Cleeve was ne when be spoke to him, he recollected having seen the Dr. at. rt |the ...

... the Rev. P. G. Davie, Lientenant Toby. R. .N. to Nliss King. eldestdaughter of Dani. King. Esq. of the Island of 'T'obauuo. 2 On Wednesday lest. at Dartmouth, by the ReV. floht. Holdswa; thl,.Mr. George Phillips, jnn. to Miss Hele, daughter of Mc. Hele ...

... old I Mr. Radclylre'si f/ie Dea;n, 6 yus. old 2 Mr. Farquitarnior's Garits, ag-ed 3 Same dcay, a Miideni l'iate of Fifly Pounds: Mri. Mapleden's bl. f. Corse', 4 yrv. old 3 3 I I Mr. King's b. tc Brother to Redrose,# ; I ,, 3 vears old ?? ...

... youn(rest , daughter of the late Mr. G. W. Browne, of Hull. DIED. On Thursday morning, at her house, on St. David's Hill, in this city, at the advanced a(re of 92, Mrs. Mary Cornish. Al Bath, on Saturday last, Mrs. Stanley, wife of Mr. Stanley, late of the Ex ...

... distance.3- .i;. Mr. King's Red Rose Bst. Mr. Farquharson's Gatus, -st. 91b.2 2 A Plats ?? given- by tlhe NMembers for the County4D.:u1evlvow;pbest of -three heats and a distancee.-..-. Mr. King's bay c. Red Rqse, 9st. 131bh ?? I I ...

... . -Mr. King's g. g. Grimace, I I.; Mr. Day's b. m. Eglan- tine, 2 2.-Grimace was the favorite at Srarting, and won easily.'A Handicap of 3 guineas each, with 201. added from the fund, (5 subscribers.)-Mr. W. S. Trelawny's b.. m. Sophia, 1. 4 4; ...

... Chagford, by the Rev. Wm. Hames, r Rector of Chagfird. Mr. Thos. Tooze, blanket manufacturer, to Miss Elizabrth Best, onlydaughter of Mrs. Jane Best, of ICallington, Cornwall. 17th instant, at St, Ives, Mr. Sampson Major, a local Y preselserin the Methodi ...