... kinds. 0 Blood Red . ?? 3 0 LETIUCE. per lb. 6 Thousand Headed .. 1 6 Hardy Green .3 0 6 Purple Kohl Rabbi ?? 2 0 Brown Dutch ?? 0 0 Green Kohl Rabbi . . 2 0 Tennisball ?? 4 0 6 Hardy Green Colewort 1 6 Victoria ?? 5 0 0 Jacob's Early Large. . 2 6 Drunthead ...

... Sheep, and we are satisfied that it is, as the proprietor professes, a certain cure for that cocuplaiit.-Sigued. CHRLeEs HA.RDY, Vicar of Hayling Island. TeoarAs WOODMrAN, Churchwardens. HENRY BONE, I L JOsEPH J. CHAsL-ER, 1Overseers. CHARLES JENDIAN ...

... between the hours of Qi R'en and Four o'clock. di By Order of the Board of Directors, Be CHARLES LEWIS, Secretary. F .SR THOMAS' HOS ITAL, NEA EXETE ,FOR M LUNATICS. F ; CHARLES BRUTTON, ESQ., PnESIDENT. Cl AT a QUARTERLY GENERAL COURTof of GOITERNORS ...

... John Heath, auctioneer Vacant ?? Jeph Fitze, saddler 4,14intrio ?? JVas nt 11'th~o';d . Jobn Thomas Heath Saunders, registrar ?? Harris, banker 1kr Thomas Hawker, solicitor Vt !5J' . Ber an Rudle soicitors ?? hieoerldl, Benettt, and Tucker, solicitors ...

... dimensions to any part of the Country, which are celculated to produce an immediate and very striking effect. Their Stock of.- HARDY ORNAMENTAL TREES AND SHRUBS,S which has been increased by every fine Plant of recent introduction, has, also had great care ...

... ? , 50 Rev. H. George ?? 5 0 Rev. George Thomas, Llandaff ?? 5 0C Rev. E. P. Thomas, Miner Canon of Llondaff .. .. 20C Rev. Lewis Thomas, ?? 1 Rev. Wsilliamn 'homas, Rector of Kilybebill ?? 3 John Evan Thomas, Esq., Sculptor, ?? 2 22 Rev. G. HodgsonnThomasan ...

... free. Mr. John Peters, Anchor-lane, Exe isnand, Exeter, Devon, cured of a Polypits ito both nostrils and defective sight. Mr Thomas Letcher, Zelal, otear Trruro, cured of polypus. Mlr. Tionnai Orchard, Exeter, cured of deaftiess. AlMr. Hubbard's sotI, O ...

... Tavistock : William Gill : Teigamoutti : J. Musgrave ; Francis Allis, chemist: Sleebbear, S. Thorne: Truro: S. and J. James; Thomas Baryett, Westttrfdre: Bristol: Foerri. and Score, Union-sireet: Puitor iand1 Hathaway, 27, Clare-s:reet: Thos. C. Ponting ...

... numerous others recently ?? Mr. George Thomas, Crediton, March 23, 1850. Sir,-I give you leave, and desire it as a favour for the benefit of the public, that you wvill publish the wonderful cure that my wife, Sarah Thomas, received by tle uae of your celebrated ...

... ofsomatrimonialnmiseryooight 5' then be banished from our land, and the race of the enervate Exe be succeedei by a renewal of the hardy, vigorous spirits of the Pea oldce time -Vroentlle, vey I consider the TREATISE ON M|ANHOOD decidedl) the best Mai extant ...

... resides in this neighbourhood, and he has derived the most essential relief therefrom, and is now never without them. Sold by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London; and by his appointment in Exeter, by J. Fitze, Milton end Co., Palk, Visick, Evans and Co., Knott ...

... Poiutntoe Hari ilutAwy, 27, CIlsre-s'r-et: Tihoo. C. P'orting; ?? Gillq';s C. ('nterol flotwprils; .1. Matrio. 9, Nri-,ret.Thomaes on'l C.'.-13riO.re-wa l~~e It Rati : Steele nod Stmiti ; b'rd~t lsi,' Donns: h'odariclz. ?? airl Co. DuItton and] Co.;z Dos-Irs ...