... -. - Tit ?? or Mwti, WgZae XtuMM -A ?? lifor 4is(Leider S Eqww) ..thatt 4n IEi-ji getZnan- 'wbo baed ibdged ^£62,OUG~ uith rhis agentd* forwet p uptohablgproptty ?? ?? ht sgum;-and deollsed to ulvest, it-thlia, i aountof Mr. Wbitc.i-mirder.;-;- -: .S : 'DauA!~ibf ?? be.i Bwar,_.-Ballylare isr ! bfetlh i~ltbiuW dlile townt situated Inmeitf.,etl ?? diblidtlof Ausiuiu, ?? mlei 4dd; a -hali ...

... I EXE tER- )tT - tffr BEFORE J. T13aELI, Ke5X, Juinog. His Honourheldi Court thi tday and -also tSatrdAy, but thc mnajority of eases Wererdid Ofloteret. EHAu vs. z ER AxK.-w ia Hounour gave ju4tkp4e in this csse~ which~it will be iecolleqted,.ws an stion broupt. by the plaintiff against the dereqdant fot vort dori to ?? to the gas works at Topsham, otherwise thin 'wta conutrndtd for. Mr. Fryer ...

... GUILDHALl-THURSDAY. Before WV. W1. Heooper, Esq., Mayor; H. Hooper, Esq. and G. C. Holroyd, Esq., Justices. POCKET PIC01(1o. GEORGE TENINSGs, a mal who was just discharged from -the County Prison, having been acquitted on a charge of picking pockets at the Castle, during the trial of Rowe, for murder at Brixton, at the last assize, was placed at the bar, charged by Hoskin, the police inspector ...

... TOBRUNGTO6, .11 A 1 1rim AbAcA_ It At tie UUildhaU, on Monday, before T. H. Lake,Esq., Mayor.. Lwoinan of the name of ?? ArNN.JZRVrS, a, trampg, vaeharged with teeling two shovels, a piolk, .aI mattk, and a hoe frow M3r. Joiz TUrtoo, woollen manufacturer, at Wear Giffird. Thtartieles stolen,. athough-theworkingtools of a abourer, were not taken for the purpose of being employed by the ...

... ETgR Dk3TRICT COUNtI COURT, as. 8. . REX Z,. ITSRNLL. ZX.. Johna. BsioIzz . TVIxZLL. 3SQ., J3,31. Bt Hoou.r held a Cour this day for the he ariq of PatS. The ?? entered ws very ma), end nathuc of gbfpreP tod ea fts of tutme, nnqSOLVUNU. In re E~ RD WnTux RoPun.-This insolvent who dib hle a ?? etof No. 6 ,Florm PhZ Ph^gb mdy a dlee* 1p the pesiumular and Orwnot S Campusy; and previously in. ...

... LAW REFORM, &sc.-(aomxcinoAzD,) Ou opposite neighbours on the other side of the Atlantic -the Yankees-seem determined to vindicate their eha- raeter as chips of the Anglo-Saxon block. They are an ingenious, energetic, and thriving people; although they cut no great figure inthe Exhibition in the Crystal Palace, they have sent us a reaping machine, which has exoited the gratified astonishment ...

... WOODBURY PETTY SESSIONS: 1*'VVDUJ l.1 * ft S U OflO*'tfJ. The usual monthly sessions for this distriet was held on Monday last at the Globe Hotel, Woodbury, before 0. 8mith Eg, chairman, aud J. Garratt, jin., Esq., justices. TRESPASSING FOR GAUL HENRY FURZE, a labourer, was summoned for being on the 2ad September, in the day time, in a vertain field In the occupation of Mr. Phillips. of ...

... ?? ~ ?? . C-ONSTABLES -JISTI- AT TOPSHA_. A nAOvAA sA+1 1,V.NLAD1 a r1rq !5 _001 -oXl z -- -, In consequence of the promised investigation into the charge made by D. B. Davy, Esq., on Friday the 22nd nlt, against the Constables of Topsham, not being enterod into on Friday last, at the Castle of Exeter, we insert the following letter from Mr. Troake. Since its receipt the boy's sister, Sarah ...

... IREDITON DISTRICT COUNTY COUR, SE. I IE-D ITO ISTRIm COT TYRUELN., COU,, S I. EORE JO]RN TyIWELL, ESQ., 3DGE. His Honour was occupied some time in hearing a number of cases which were undefended. FELD v. BzRaY.-This was a claim for 7s. Gd. for old iron, brought by the plaintiff, a machinist, and the cele- brated plougher against the defendant, Mr. Wm. Berry, builder, of Crediton. It appeared ...

... ?? . _ .F_ _ _ _ -_ l -_ - A-- - us o A'~~i~o~pete~e,,mracos~asbeen added-tt the wcqdren of 1841. 140e6% jI pr, -thel. llomn arrested on a chargo: ot having by a priteadd miraicle at Si. Saturnin, ofar,., Apt, conm ...

... EXETER DISTRICT COUNTY COURT, Aua. 30, I R~A ^ ?? Y~llL I.. .T- -m.T.Rm J . Baynes J. TYRRSIL, EaQ., JUDGE. His Honour gave judgment in the following cese:- HAYNExS v. MARY SAYWARD.-In this action the defen. degut on being sued said, for the first time, that she wsas artraied woman, she having previously represented herself to the plaintiff as a single woman, sad gone by her maiden name. With ...

... - ?? ?? ~ 1_ A case of literary and political imposture has been ,n'.osead at Birmingharn. In November last, two volumes were 0mblisbed in London as the Personal Adventures of the B3r-Jess Von Beck, a Hungarian lady, who, atter her i ithend had been killed at tbe barricades of Vienna, underwent a c mbter of exciting adventures as a spy for the Rungarian retiot armvn the was really a spy, ...