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... Hoist or Lose- — .Monday. March 2. Tire Bishop uf Fitter pre'ti.t**,! several petitions on tb* st.».j.t t of He Church DL'ciplire Bill. Hit Loid- shtp said thu bis it'shi Re*. Brethren hrd agr.ed on U.r bisisuf • bill stbii-h « was expected would gite ge- •ocrol «stisf«t ti.n. Tl* Buhtm of London said he was •7*7 *° ?? in his statement After some other 1 1 ti'iVv-n.. had l-ea-n prof-enteri, ...

... Lord and Lady Rolle left Bicton on Monday last, for London. We are glad to hear that tbe venerable noble- man continues in the enjoyment of full health and vigour. Our readers will learn with pleasure that the Very Rev. the Dean of Exeter, has completely recovered from his recent severe attack of illness. Exeter Robberies. — Burglaries and other offences o a like description have lately been ...

... Friday, May I. Williams v. Bice — ln this case, the demurrer, against which Mr Hockin had yesterday shown cause, was now withdrawn on payment of costs. Letcher v. Dale — ln this case, the Registrar s report had been excepted to as founded on insufficient evidence ; but the Court having reviewed the evidence confirmee! the report. Richards*. Cave and others The Court ruled that the injunction ...

... FA -.MOOT*. -.-at —Her Msjestyls Birthday .w r ?? '!SS'm« rejaWnga. At mid. salute, the ?? *■ rlffi* darted Lhessiw*w»f«*^ t r_- la tbe evening. Cant. r**k*di_ ?? ?? Qgiamn at diuoar. The 11 ? ArrilWrTdined tojrether at St* Pg-mJ^S cb-ir ;^nd there ?? 1 '^SrS^SUe^ King* Arm. lon ...

... tillers. The committee divided and the numbers were— 26 For the amendment 97 Against it Majority teens The clause was then agreed to. Clauses up to 7 were also agreed to. Upon clause 8 being put, Captain Pechell remonstrated against an additional tax on windows, The working classes would be very seriously affected by it. The hon. and gallant member proposed to insert after ‘the word “force,” ...

... Quarter Sessions. f Continued from our Fourth Page. J Friday. July 9. Mr. Jotiah Berry was iudicted for stealing two Briefs,the property of James Trower Bullock, of Truro.* Mr. John, and Mr. Cornish appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Hot-kin. Mr. Smith, and Mr. BmUbwaite, for tlie defence. Mr. John stated the case to tho jury, wgine tbi-m to -o>at it * if h was a question bet *een two ...

... On Thursday, the 16th inst the members of this So- ciety met to view the crops and husbandry at Tehidv Park, the seat of their noble Patroness, and on several ef the neighbouring farms. A very long report of the pro- ceedings has been sent us; for which, even if it haul reached v* earlier in the week, as it should have done; we could scarcely have found room, while coming, as it does, at the ...

... These Asnsss commenced on Saturday last at Bodmin ; . but owing to tbe press of business st Exeter, neither of the Judges arrived on that day. The Commission wss, therefore, opened by Mr. SxsSsant Manhii.o. On Sunday morning, Mr. Juries CoLaatces arrived, having travelled by night from Exeter; and in the fore- noon, his Lordship attended Divine Service, accompanied by the High Sheriff in his ...

... Fuimat, Nov. 13. — Arrived the Great Liverpool, str Ingledue, fro-n Alexandria and Malta. She brings be- tween 50 and 60 passengers ; but her news has all been anticipated by die last overland mail through France. This steamer bad a rough passage home and sustained some slight damage in her paddle boxes. This was tetn- porlaily repaired here ; after which site started for Liver- pool. Sunday, ...

... Saturday, April 24. — Arrived, the Pandora, Lieut. Innes R- N ., with mails and passengers from Mexico— When the packet left Tampico, a revolution was hourly expected. The town was full of soldiers in a starving state, and nearly naked. A conducts had arrived with 800,000 dollars, 330,000 of wbicb have been brought home in the Pandora. Sunday. 2a — Arrived, the Tagus, steamer, Me. Leod, witb ...

... Friday, October 15. Parliament was prorogued by commission oa Thursday the 7th inst- to the 11th of November, when, it is generally believed, a further prorogation will take place to February. It will be seen by the Queen's Speech, that the financial affairs of the kingdom will, immediately on the re-assembling of Parliament, be brought under consideration, and that those measures will be ...