... I mean his couduct during the late election, and particularly at that trying moment, when bis high sense of honour induced him to retire from the contest. A bout this there is no di fference of opinion whatever. It Is, therefore, sutlicient for me to observe ...

... Frienidship is next dis- solved. -Ie felt it 6fiee ; lie now insinuates himself by aneans of sentimnents and professions Whieh were onte sincere. ?? seizes the moment of uisuspectingiaffection to ensnare the fmiends of his youth, borrowingt money whici ...

... iq connection WitilthatatExET1s3; The MAIYO4 io the Chair, Resolved,-That a BRA-N'C SAVINGS BANK be established in ithis Town. ?? ronnection with tle COUNTY SAViNGS sB-ANK .at EXETER. Thai the following Gentlemen -he namned a Commiltee to carry the above ...

... of Friends, and was dis- tinguished throtigh a long life by his strict adherence to the principles and praotice of that religious 'ccomn- muinity, 'as well as by 'bene'volenrce of disposition; and ul mpeachable integrity-and character. As friends to the ...

... generations? Died. oln Saturday the 22d inst. (a few days after his lauding froin the West Indies,) at the Rev. Mr. Hitchilis's, Stloe, JohnMlangham Granville Grerifell, Esq. of London, brother to Paselioe Grenfell, ls'q. .u. P. Last week died at Ashburton ...

... -Thel case of this beautiful, inmoCent, and unfortunate female,. must have raised a strong interest in the ltarts of Lv-try friend to hu- manity and justice. Our Keaders will remember that! 's the verdict of the Jury, in favoulr of the,suispected murderer ...

... calmed these pretendied B oyaliqts. Onl the 4th siveral coini try vviict were set on fliie. 'The ?? IIP c(itizerns. liIi( 'emuhers of the Urban Guard, have been a na in foree i to flee to save theemselves fionr destruction. The P'elfect .uent an order ...

... innkeeper, a tender and affectionate husband, a sincere friend, anti a truly honest man; nni- i versally beloved anri sincerely regretted by his numerups friends and acquaintance. Sunday died, after a long ilhiess, Mr. Thomas Turner, of Gandy's-street ...

... feelirg of gratI e for the in many and numerons favors cooferred on 'their House, - beg most ?? the Nobility, Geotry, their Friends, and the ?? in general, r. . That their.0 QIevlaished. PAPR, r . jt exetter .jpflhtg:stgt.; _ - Or, PLYIbWOUi'fU oa0 .A1tSlf ...

... viaker. of Bradninch. Died on Sunday morning, aged 62, Mrs. Alice Welliqgton, of the King's Arms public-house, West- gate-street, in this city. Died last week, aged 79, Mr. Nathaniel Tucker, of this city, shuttle and slea maker. ,.Died on Satui'day last, ...

... afked their opinion of your Vegetable Balfam the reply Was, I might try it, but it ¶ would be to no purpofe. In this tituation, under thefe defpairing circumflances,' I determined to try a bottle. -HI-c I took it, and found benefit; we perfevered, and by ...

... indeed to meet with a labourer whvo has saved any money: their reliance is entirely on the parish, and their present earnings dissipated at the ale. house ;-noto in Lincohish ire; the man who wishes to marry saves his money to buy cows; and girls who design ...