OLD BAILEY.—Monday
... Flemming, J. Rusn, E. Winson, W. Guyon, J. Weener, T. Wheeler, 8. L'Coani, J. Smith, J. Cramer, J. Harris alias Wells, J. Donne-, J. Corner, J. King ...
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BIRTHS. On Tuesday, the 27ult. at the vicarage Okehampton, the lady of the Rev. John Wre V , of awn
... Pope Rosevear, Esq, o Lanteglos.near Camelfoid, to Miss Langman, only ter ot J. Langman Esq. of Ottery Park. At St. Andrews Plymouth, the 6th inst. the Rev D. Coldridge, to Mary, eldest daughter of J. D. Esq, Banker, Plymouth Barnstaple, Mr. ...
EXETER WORKHOUSE
... Adieu my Native S.? ' d ;as pathos and delicacy of musir-Ji ' * ° witt The duet, I lore but ress,on rarely equal* md . Spark. duet * Ge from the lndlian air De tanti P Vnao-bi the Misses Grecos, with taste and WBS P £lfomied song by Miss E. Greco, with a ** ...
MISCELLANY
... Gladiator, which of Venus, Antinous, Laoc » xhis outrage belonged the School for Dr* J ff & against taste led as of Council, wh eh was restore e m° bJ The it woulAeem, refuses to d E butO! How Different !-In the of Sir Walter Scott, Char Lamb &c-, witn dore ...
LAW INTELLIGENCE
... Jac J. Dickinsc Jan. 8. J. Eurrier, John street F. Archer, Chancery '.an. W. Mathews, Bii J. Simpson, Leeds Lincoln's inn. W. I wards, Liverpv ton-street, Btooiusbu T. Giltir and Co., Ma. Co., Oxford-stieet. H. Goldsmid, Linton, Kei ,0., Ely-place. J. Itoberis ...
THE CABINET
... sing . ' o«ghain's bag of briefs, if the tnS.i• ~ d leward for iS„ - ? ' remiud « » fellow ole house. y *** d alarmed the MOTHER'S LOVE v.t v * German.) has draWD bresth itiNE.—At a dinner Chekpn ■ *i_ -d to be insulted SHch 2 P Wbom don't understand what ...
WINTER ASSEMBLIES. THE Nobility and Gentry, Suscribers, arc respectfully informed, that the THIRD ASSEMBLY will ..
... compliance with the wishes the * lifts Individuals present immediately subscribed £81, and make up that sum to J_ c. ,7th, 1827. SAXIM _r OX.J_.TT2_, __l__L_2_?_aSt. AT A VESTRY MEETING this Pr rish, held the 27th day Decemlh'r, 1827, The Warden the Chair ...
Police Reports
... vehemence) : Mow, Sir, by *• * J'll never give her shilling she has struck me.—Miss C. Cirri : Never, never.—Mr. :la she to turned into the street Lady Hawke: Let her to the parish.—Mr. Rawlinson : Then she must go.—Miss C. Corri : can get abed for 25 ...
DON MIGUEL
... Somerset, M. Kennedy. Roos. Bight Honoimiahi.es—Sir C. Slaart, Sir F. Lamb,J. Hcrrics, ('. Vv'ynu, \v, Hnskissoa. Hope, Slits Cooper (9), Miss Boo? (2). Sirs—\V. J. Mope, G. J. CoCknnin, B. Martin, E. I]', T. Rsmmon i, H. Toirens, \V. Gordon, Prendergart ...
Exeter, Jan. 12th. 18Z7. Mn. Paddojj's Concerts.—The patronage With which we have every reason to suppose the ..
... but Went to churoh? ; d LVKJ Wdls another pew.-No recognition, her heacThu^ A young man, named Daok-l, hung himself in a fit ter a stnt . ,S d washed from his pony, and carried , J ° ' the stream, and wouldl probably have ost STi-f the exertions of Inn ...
Police Reports
... Pawning —On Wednesday a young man named Hart, was charged with illegally pawning defendant had been paying his addresses a Miss Solo j mens, Vinegar-yard, aud the lady's father agreed,] the solimtnz.itloi) of the unptiats, to give Ins intended son-in law ...
Exeter, Jan. 19th. We profess to be lovers of? consistency, partly from a sense of moral probity, and partly ..
... Acland Word, J. PUma, h GMU, ton, R. P. Coffin, T. W. Harding, r, Drake l Divett, A. C. Wiltett, J. Konnaway, J. H. Ley C don, H. L. Toil, G. P. Adam*, B. Futfordjun.' Mat fi. Walrond, Esqrs. and Revd;. G. Gregory, W. Barke, Peter Glubb, J. G. Coppteston ...