... leo.n i e Wm. Msar, sen.; TholPas La9pile. , C. Titherley, jun. enry Hnooper John ChambaiWn, , obartTotbill,liiO. William Eutley Job n PoPe .Janle Bellerby B E. 3. Babb ;. John Manley ' amrol Gi .WjniamWiooc . charles Collns.. , .Jl'omas Cale~rti ?? Rokert ...

... 11, Hlgh atrae ?? - ?? ?? ?? W ARM, PLAIN, and FANCY STOCK- INGS, SOCKS, UNDER WAISTCOATS, DRAWERS, DRESSING GOWNS, WOOL HUNTING SCARFS, MUFFLERS, RAILWAY RUGS, MAUDE SCARFS, KNITT SHOOTING SOCI(S, FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, FELT HATS. WINTER GLOVES ...

... In the midst of our present perplexities as to the movements of Louis Napoleon, and when the cry from John O’Groat’s to the Land’s End is Arm, arm, arm,” the chief anxiety to every man's mind is the terrible ruin which must arise from any panic that would ...

... less than HALF THE ORIGINAL COST! ARM, PLAIN, and FANCY STOCKINGS SOCKS, UNDER WAISTCOATS, DRAWERS, DRESSING GOWNS, WOOL HUNTING SCARFS,. MUFFLERS, RAILWAY RUGS, MAUDE SCARFS, KNITT SHOOTING SOCKS, FLANNEL SHIRTS, CARDIGAN JACKETS,, FELT HATS. G-LOVES of ...

... sustained in his face by the acci- dental discharge of an arrow from a companion’s bow. Two notorious horse stealers, named John Parsonage and Francis Ward, have been committed for trial on eight different charges. A day or two after their capture Ward ...

... also been liberal with her purse, and the King of Bavaria promises several thousand volunteers ready armed and equipped. It is said that Lord Cardigan will, before long, resign office of inspector-general of cavalry, and rumour—only rumour, however —states ...

... At the Exeter County Court, on Tuesday last, the case of John Grattan, boot and shoe maker, of Gold-street, Tiverton, insolvent, came on. It was a prison case. The insolvent was supported by Mr. Toby, and was opposed Mr. Vercoe, tradesman, of Tiverton ...

... and himself. Two ladies and a gentleman in a gig were also much frightened. It was ultimately decided that tbe Chairman (Sir John Duckworth) should write letter in the name of the magistrates to the commanding officer of the regiment on the subject. Assault ...

... Buildings were OPENED to on THUnsiDAY, FtnnuARY 9th. The Rev. JOHN oc LANGFORD CArrPE, B.A., Second Master, receives a limited Is numberof Boarders. For particulars and terms, applyasabove 1F;ARM AND COUNTY SCHOOL, ] WEST BUCKLAND. R HE Bishop of Exeter has ...

... Od; Calverleigh, Cruwys Morchatd, Box. heare, Stoodletgh, Templeton, and WashiielJ, Beedell, 4dd; Clayhanger, John Needs, o}d; Cullompton, John Blackmore 4*d; Ilalhetton, Mr W Coles, 4jd; Hockwortny and F Bncknell, 51d; Kentisbeare and Ulfcuhne, Mr W Fry ...

... single house you can enter where the great misery has not spread, or where some old voice does not sum up the discussion of John or Mary’s iniquities, with the time-honoured exclamation, ** Servants are not what they used be.” What tariff of items would ...

... female negroes board. When condemned there were 398 males, and 114 females; ell the others died in the interim. Mavai. PaononoKe arm Appouttmswtb.—Matas to Lieutenants.—Edward H. Seymour (May 4,1859), who has served the Imperieose, 61, China, since October ...