... COBXVAIL ?? X£_S _SSXZ£S. Mr. Jin-ticc Coltiidge and Mr. JustiecWilliamsarrhcd at Bodmin, from Exeter, on Saturday evening, about 7 ti'elork, and immediately proceeded lo the Crown Court, nnd opened commission. — On Sundev morning, their lordships attended ii vine service, accompanied by the High Sheriff, Augustus Coryton, Fsq., and his Chaplain; and ...

... ?? vovaT. ?? •* *£* ?? I Truro, by J. O. Cbilcott, Baq., Under Sheriff. Thi only cue tried wu tins of PnraxsTv. Wjuuxl v. Bnu.lhuh for pteintir; Br. Hoekm and Mr. K.i ?? , for defendant. Tboaotioa wu brought to reeo, »;- alteged toko duo fron tin diftafoat, — anagreeTncp. . pay plaintiff 3a. a weak for maintenance of a bastard - by pteintifT. Ii.gkt — Aferte ?? .toted th* August 1848, sko was ...

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... Turner, Vyvyan. ?? I.HMIr.RATIOf OP COOLIRS A X D consequence of J. E. Vivian. R« q bavin v C4!, » M in the county, some delay has ?? i„ ,1 h ** B HiaJ of the petition from this town against th Coolies and Africans Into our colonies* ? mi^tio^ ceived this week, Mr. Vivian state* that V ?? great pleasure in presenting the petition » ,h * ln» have reason to trust it will be well ,„ ppo^ ...

... uC * a seriouB case occurred this morning in Charles Street The domicile of this latter patient is in- - fferably offensive, the court behind being a receptacle f bones, nigs, a' ul otm ' r collected filth. The parties ere warned last week of the probable consequences, and _sured that if the cholera entered the town at all, it Id visit tin m, and with such a polluted air, that if at- ,Ve I. ...

... weak and the poor. This duty, the mot^ ?? it, nnd the >riult of ueffleering if, sre Btti in tlie epistle. The Gospel describes the poor iaritK the gospel .east, and the lessons shew how God » J the greatest deliverances by the feeblest agents, it. I inar Israel from tyrannous power by the ageney A woman, and destroying the oppressor by another. Western Circtit. — Days and places append holding ...

... fcilßre ia the want*, temp •* the ail-a-** ol ?? - j wl.cre-.er we go. In no district of ttpjrjjtfti&m ttt *m* Coonty do we find that this ?? has ?? *« ?? Whatever may be ?? where th' vntmtees are growing, af* appear * f ?? fro- ?? 1 ?? will suffer alike. t*** , *__W_«ariat * !re ?? , wt ew ■** w •** r • tt »**ed in fy»T it hthr* the cloae of the .oHa-wlne day.pre- 0t - ,i *u -4 * gtsi ...

... of peace, are ! •^ ri ! lie n e-rnbers*'f Christ's one, undivided body. He i ■^'that ibrexigh tl .c influence of sound principles, trUSK ?? wrcy see in what they had wandered from the-*' * * jug be' iiroug b* -J Bo *- to unite with Protestants tIM Jki U ntr ?? 9T & ald Saviour. As was said by the ' of Wi** 1 - 2St T* ar > ( ?? od na^ placed England In 1 ' iiartv eierv-ta-d sit uation , ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1843. Rebecca.—The outrages in South Wales are assuming a character of darker crime. Mr. W. Chambers, a magistrate, of Llanelly, whose acti- vity led to the surprise and capture of the Rebec- caites lately, had the buildings and stacks on three of his farms burnt by incendiaries on Sunday the 10th. On the following Tuesday night, a party of ruffians burnt the hayricks at ...

... Fravcb.— lmmediately on the division in the Depu- ties on the Pri id ard | nine* tl h, v. 1 i ...

... j BBVOXI3BZSS. I Thb Royal Visitobs.—On Wednesday, 'J^Hj Duke Constantine and suite visited the y^MJ Athenasum, and witnessed several very beaatifo eal experiments, which were performed an by W. Snow Harris, Esq. On the conclusion '^■P experiments, the Grand Duke proceeded to • L,„^Ki residence, where a very elegant model of an»' ?? railway was put in operation. His I»*jj»' also had his ...

... The monthly conrt was held on Friday laat, at the Town Hall, hefore G. G. Kekewich, Esq the firet business wa* tbat in re Bbhjamib Pbabcb. statuary, an insol- vent, who had, at tbe last court, obtained an Interim order of protection. — Mr. Bennallack now appeared for insolvent, and applied for contin uanco of protection. Jfr. Stokes appeared for several crediton, and stated that in October 'ut ...