... humot:rous on's 3larg.:e Ad7e.ntures 4 laughter ;m1 cheers. At the was voted to the readers, ,ecmtled by Ur. J. Fryer. METE:. POLICE COURT.-THB D.Y. zsycr (tn the ezeir), F. Frugal*. end W. &qrs. C•,)!P.ISY.—Mr. JoH CHAP' Tr. limghrook-street, Gas Company ...

... IL Daw, W. Janes Templeton, H. S. Ellis, W. H. Ellis, Cotton, W. S. D'tirban, Wm. Cann, Eilwd. W. J. Gray J. Berry, W. Linton', J. Styles, T. Tucker S. van James Jerwood, R. J. Clench, G. W. Cumming, T. Andrews, &c., • paper went to prove ...

... (now Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas), Mr. W. M. James, Q.C., Dr. Deane, Q.C., Mr. J. D. Coleridge, Q.C., M.P., Mr. C. G. Prideaux, Mr. J. Hannen, Mr. J. Cutler, Professor of Law, King's College, London. All the counsel agree with regard to the ...

... acknowledges with thanks the following sale of poems : Wreck on the Brannton tads. per Mrs. Hartley, £lO 10s. ; collection by Miss J. Hall, per Mrs. Hartley, £3 10s., donation ; Hartley, 10s. annual. BITTER LITERARY SocTrrv.—Last evening Mr. W. Sqnthcott ...

... Countess, was encored, as was A Comic Duett in character, by Messrs. Henri, and Everinl. Miss Lizzie, a skilful pianist, sang a song (in character), and :Miss Zara gave very reditahly My Sailor Boy at Sea. The Cremona Musical l'n'ou will give second ...

... Hamilton,, Thee. Esq., ltdward Drewe, Fag., H. B. Trey, Esq., Geo. M. Harker, Esq. John W. SiWdant, Esq., Charles J Tucker, Esq., and James G. J. Templer, Esq. The Queen's proclamation was again ignored. After charging the Grand Jury, his Lordship proceeded ...

... respected by a large number of citizens of all shades of politics. At the Collumpton Petty Sessions, this day, befot e the Rev. J. Huyshe and G. M. Marker, Eagle., Henrj au independent gentleman, of Halberton, was summoned by the Inland Revenue authorities ...

... in gilt frame ; Ellis and Sons, silver watch ; Rev. Wine Brown, ham and trimmings ; H. Ironton', walnut writing desk ; Mr. J. Stone, silver hand-bell and salt spoons; Mr. Geo. Ware, cigar stand ; Mr. Anning, cigar case and fusee case ; Mr. T. Dey, tobacco ...

... Bisney, smoking cap ; Mr. 0. Angel, photograph album ; Mr. W. J. Harvey, leather cartrige pouch and sling ; Mr. De Niceville, one dozen cartes de visite • Mr. Jeboult, hot water jug : Mr. J. Colson, 205, High -street, pormantean ; Mrs. King, cigar case ...

... goof houses. The pantomime, from the pen of Mr. H. J. Byron, is one of his best ; the scenery is by Mr. Day, of the Drury Lane Theatre ; and the limelights and dissolving views are by Mr. Willing& Miss Polly Paul, as columbine, Mr. Harry Sidney, as harlequin ...

... Assembly Room at 8. Theatre at 7. St. John's Vestry Meeting. EXETER POLICE COURT. Sd.TUIUDAY.—Bdoan W. thp Mater (In Ilthe ask), J. Damerel, Kendall, eqrs. A BOUGH CUSTOMER.—GEORGE EDWARDS , a tall powerful young fellow, described as a hawker, bailing from ...

... the Ship Inn, Gol&mithetreet. Priroppr was w j of the *wen on Fri dliock day, oompoOT with two about in the evening; and after leaviag a small iron fender, which had been before the fire-place, was missed. At nine o'clock on the same evening she offered ...