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... WEDNE , 1) J A kt D Ec sl f v21 A Bitrtll0. Dec. 16, at Bradford 1louse, near this city, the Lady of Berry King, Req., of a daughter. ecc. 13. itn time Royal Htospital, Plymouth, the wife of Mr n1. i1arkin, of a dt;lughter, still born. lDec. 12, at Sailem Terrace. 13arnstapto, the Lady of Captain Leonarrd, Royal M.lriles ?? Service, of a deaghter. Dec. 9, at ,lifton, the Lady of Robert Rankin, ...
... E X is _r X all WEDNEESI)A Y. DECEiM^BER 14, lfS8]6. thrty~ On the 12th instant, 1Mrs. John Clench, of a son. Dec 6, at l'rafalgar Place, Newport, Barnstaple, the Lady of Zachariah C..Stiff, Esq., of a son, still born. In l'tymouth Sound, on board of Katherine Stuart Forbes | transport, the Lady of Major Freeth, 64th lteet, of a daughter. l I)ec. 4. at Yeoviltnn Rectory, Somersetshire, the [on ...
... EXETk'tM WEDNESDAYS NOVRMBER30, I836.'i l ?? i ,,z. ;. On Sunday 27th instant, the Lady of the 1ev. R. Stephens, of Culvera -ouse, near this city, of a daughter. November'26, at Gittisham Parsonage, the Lady -of the Rev. I[hos. I. Marker, of a daughter. Budleigh Salterton, on the 26th inst., the Lady of Captain W. Cheselden Brown, R.N., of a stillborn daughter. Nov. 21, at Buckland, Faringdon, ...
... THE LATE HURRICANE. (Continued from our last.) The hurricane appears to have commenced in the lower parts of Cornwall at half-past seven o'clock, Plymouth at half-past eight, at Exeter at half-past ninee, end was spreading devastation in London at one. The damage in Exeter is estimated by well informed and extensive builders, to be at £25,000. The fine stained glass windor tit the Wesleyani ...
... MARR[rAGES, I3IRTI1LS, & DEATHrFS. The/is on/sinvr j.'icthave/ be/ens furole/ted hl/the R/evdnistrtr General under tlhe P'rov'isios oft/tn Act ftor flryis~e logy Birt/is. Death/s, and Mafrriageso, itt ?? MAR RIAG ES. Acts reqtsired to be dotie he personts whlo mnay be. desirous of soloemntizirg marriage after tlte 1st day of March, undler the provisions of thle acts 6ith ant'I 7th of Williami ...
... rifttts. oil meonday last, Ilth nifce of mr. Menry ilooper, I'aris-sireet il this cily, of a dauhltitr. Dee, IS, at wa(ll;edals Villa, Tainerton, the Lady of J. Ran ntgs, Esq., of a ldaughlter. IDec 17, at 1Plymollt, thc L.a(ly of Capt. I'o!!iialtiornu, R.N., of twins, bsilh of whlti are .ice dead. At lenryn, tho Lady of itenrry Crease, l.sq., R. N., of a son. December 20, the Ladly of Sir ...
... WEI)NESDAY. DxpCMnutE 7, Births Nov. 29, at Heanton Satchville, the Ladv of the Right Hon. Lord Clinton, of a daughter. On the 26th ult, the. Lady of Joseph Barnes Sandels, Esq of a daughter. At Ilfracombe, on Tthiir;dav the l.t of o )ec., on Coronation Terrace, the Lady of the ftev. 'Natl. J. ?? flole, of a daughter. Nov. 25, at Lovertol' House, iear toiTes, the' Iady of T. W. C. Whitbeard, ...
... MARRIAGFE ACT.-NEW REGISTRATION. To th8 EDlTOR of the EXEVER FLYLV'G-POST. Sia,-Permit me through the medium of your paper to call the attention of the Registrar Gecrernl to a pdlnt conintected with the operation of uise tiew Registration ilhd Marriage Acts, which I think of great imaportance-i mean the piractice which Is about to be introduced] in stome Unions of prioviding the Superintendent ...