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... the New Londoa Inn. N.D.-Advice to the poor gratis, from Nine to Ten a. m, - O78NDUCTED;X ?? M srsr. DENNIS'w n'd I' C SON,:*ill be BEs-OPENED on MONDAY, fJAN. I 144h, 850.-j-. ?? E 4;b1 LADIES': SEMINARY,; BAMPTON.: RS. and' 'MISS, 7&ABRANT in returning' ...
... bliss Susanna Harvey, of Totnes. - December 20, Mr. Richard Glanville, to Miss Moon, of the White Hart Inn, Liskeard. December 25, at Totnes, by the Rev. J. W. Burrough, Mr. D. Armstrong, to bliss Sarah Hannaford, both of that town. December 13, at F ...
... S equal, if nob oupeni~m,to a Y Io o in t ' r s u d Aal o in-th 4 in ae x o ution o h i ee ~ A r o s, b f ~ ' 4 t' n , ' o th , thereby ln`S uri o t e p r h ~ z a e t tf r ~ , d 1 t ~ o h . 4 al es D w arf B lak1 2 II W oe l tu'ty ~ 0 ?? Find'Dw arf Red ...
... W. Wills, C. Dunsterville, W. Discombe, J. Wilson, B. Richards, IF. Tremlett, F.: Edger, T1. Treifry, W. Rewe. W, Spreat, G. Coffin, J. Bisdon, C. Warren, B. F. Thomas, Wr. Husband, C. Brake, -G. Jing, and J. D. Osbtse. The'learned Town Clerk thin read ...
... mother1s4aiialion was .procuiedr. at once konourableqnd ?? ?? THE -LATh QUZER D WAfEn.Thrave Mg dclosed over:the',good Qudeen Adelaide, 'Circumstaices' of1 position &c., may liave AshA'd ai brighter -halo of glory around the names, of our Elizabeths and. Annes: ...
... misconduct thew^S C A a R d A Th cte'd for stealing a shawl, S 9„H ockl *sfer of William Raymond, on T mber - a very painful affair. The K.J °- DCc before convicted of theft at Tormo«v^ and anotbar gifl, who S pok e h^r;' U J to take a walk with him, and ...
... magistrates, attended divine service at the Cathedra , on Sunday morning. The Dean preached from the 720 d jpsalm and 6th verse. We are glad to state that Miss Congdon's annual Jlall, which came off on Wednesday evening', was very fully attended ; upwards of ...
... of Samuel J. B. Haydon, Esq., of a son. Jan. 2, at Budleigh Salterton, the lady George Oakes Wallis, Esq., of a son. Dec. 28, the wife of Mr. George Smith, of Helwill Barton, near Kenton, of a daughter. Dec- 31, at Kingsbridge, the wife of J. H. Square ...
... Mr. Brown, Rev. E. H. Dymock, Mr. Young, Lady Sophia Windham, Miss Moody, Mrs. Power and family, Major Sidney Powell, Capt. and Mrs. Ellis, Mrs, Formby and family, Mr. and Mrs. Higgins, Rev. J. C. Chase, Mr. Jocelyn Courtenay, Mr. and Sirs. Gibbs, Dr. Miller ...
... Chetwynd. Capt. Rogers. Capt. Butler, 28 Reg. \y. J. Watts, Esq. Capt. Travers. j. Camden Goodridge, Esq. Frederick Church, Esq. Theobald Walsh, Esq. Codrington Parr, Jun., Esq. J. Hellyer Tozer, Esq. J. G. Hawkins, Esq. Robert Carey, Esq., (Tor Col. Gosset ...
... subscribe the Articles of the Church of England. Yet if the grace be in the sacrament, so it must be. Another consideration which miss in the argument for Mr. Gorham is the value of prayer, in reference to the 27th Article, where the sacrament of baptism declared ...
... Richards, W. Tremlett, W. Edger, T. Trefliy, W. Rew, W. Spreat, G. Coffin, J. Risdon. C. Warren, R. F. Thomas, 0. Brake, G. King, J. D. Osborn. The Learned Recorder, in addressing the Jury, said he had great satisfaction in being able tell them that their labours ...