... lode,” consider that, if properly worked, Cardigan Consols Mine will become one of the first the kingdom. Messrs. Phillips and Darlington state that adequate capital is provided, they are of opinion that the Cardigan Consols Mines offer more than average ...

... Alexander Trotter, Fjw|. John Entwisle, Esq. William B. Watson, Ksn. Robert Gillespie, junr., Eoq. L*-stock Peach Wilson, Esq. Vest End Office. No. 7. MalL COMMITTKK. Two Mf.mbf.rs the Court Directors rotation, and HKNUY KIXGSCOTE, Esq. , JOHN TIDD Pit ATT, Esq ...

... flowed along the believed, very rarely, if ever, ezerctaed at all; and deficient in weight on Saturday Ltat, appeared answer and John Freeman and Tbraaa Rmrara, Eaqra. Wtto 70 Presaan and (D 0!.. s 6 r£siKiMS , Hstess sn I lay much stress the annual racing ...

... Incumbent of Mary's, Devonport; R. Cornish, Incumbent of Revelstoke ; R. Lewis, Incumbent of Hooe: J. Larapen, Incumbent St John's, Devonport; -E. B. Hutchison, Incumbent of James', ; E. Tracey, Curate 8t Andrew's, Plymouth; A. B. Bone, Esq ; A. Kingston ...

... yesterday, before the Mayor, H. Hooper, W. Esqrs, a tall, resi*cctablydressed young man, named John Rowe Morrisk, about years of age, was charged by Mr John Hull Terrell, policitor, of .Smtheruhay, with embezzling the sum «»f I*so. Mr Terrell stated that ...

... have the complainant's conduct investigated Ids brother officers, went up Captain Stone in the street, and, taking him the arm, called him liar and blackguard. This constituted the offences complained of, and, the facts being ad-1 mittod. the fined defendant ...

... Esq, County Coroner, touching the death Mr John Hutchings, farmer, the 03rd year his age, and late of the above farm, whose death resulted from injuries received the Exmioster Station Friday evening. Mr John Barrington, a farmer residing Exrainster, said ...

... bury.” Witness brought the horse to Newton Abbot, and gave it to Sergeant Wellington. P.C. Pike said he went to the Bakers' Arms, Chagford, the 21st inst., where he saw the prisoner in custody. He asked prisoner bis xame, and he replied William Webber ...

... iLoral Ktuia. als; John I’almor, Torquay, nUt.r, tosutfen.Ur the Court. Newton Abbot. Ftb.t>» 11. , Mh Alfheo Sktmour, M. P. —The Gazette of Friday coiitaits the official notification of the return Sevinour. Esq. Knowle House, the county Wilts, member ...

... will amount to upwards of £5,000, will be redeemed. This admirable movement has already been taken in Manchester, where Mr. John Pender and Mr. Hugh have successfully established dining-rooms for working folic. Will some our Plymouth caterers act on the ...

... ooneideretion of the .object ,I wm eariy 6 BY THE REV. H. GRATTAN GUINNESS ON PALESTINE. JKii interaetuig lecture vm deliyeml la»t nigWf tile Plymouth Mechanics’ Institute, the Bov H, Grattan Guinneßß, on Psltetine. The lecturer »Ut« ...

... portion of naval otlicer’s unif -rm. ~An.iu ami Wary Gaultr. Three lives were hist on Friday morning near Bilston. John Dowell, aged John Davies, and James Kempsm, 27, got into the rackler skip down commence work, when, they got about twenty-live yards ...