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... -on * ° - VISCOUOtCSS Sand on, a dy S^-d -bad, the lady of On • • X of son. of 17th mstant, the lady W. J. Clark, Esq. Sunday last, RmJi * street, Exeter, to Miss Clarke d? u ' Wonford Cottage, Heavitree ° ' J ' Clark At St. Andrew's Chuch. ...
... presented itself to her view ; there was Miss Kmma Carey standing in the centre the floor half drunk, without shoes stock rags, ber hair hanging about her shoulders, and nothing but a short nightgown, and as she had not yet P»J on her paint, she appeared the most ...
... Ayrshire, to Sophia third Batorfel iest son ,, | 0 ' Lewis, A,htou Somerset, to Miss C G V,f ar the Col. Hnghes.otlW *«d*Wer of On Wednesday at J ~ Bus m c same ' ' Mrs. Purse, of the by the nuiosity oHhe vL 1° avV***« occasion, returned to assemf l the ...
... Hall, Cainbi ;dge. Priest P Cooper, b. a. Oriel college, Oxford; D. M. Drake, a. St. John's coilege, Cambndje ; James Ere, b. A.'Trioitv college, Dunlin, Jan. 15.— WMertL.v. Dew* tbe first d v Term, deK»fc» aw«'ifc Arts,-ll r Wm. Haze!, Christ Chun I,: id ...
... fearlessly endeavour to unmask. j we shall court no other favor; we shall claim no other merit, than having, as independent journalists performed duty owed the public. As is much easier to discover defects than to point out remedies j without indulging any inordinate ...
... ones used instead, as this means, the danger would be entirely done away . Mr. J. Goldsworthy, was, on Saturday last, elected a Guardian the Poor of the West Ward, vice D. Hitchcock, who has left Exeter. Our Theatre will be patronized on Monday next> ...
... CORONERS' INQUESTS. Monday inquest was held St. Bartholomew's J ii(.d> s« P*!*'*., ~r „r lo m the evidence, the deceased and her usbana v but the deceased »'b J?»«J J in the room, up, and with a tanaie '' , 1 ,i 1 . „.,,|v set fire the ...
... NorrJ^ Horsehill, Dearling, of WeyCuth * l^J ° ,aie Pt' at the County ' * respective parishes ' *°* a «Pers of tMfeir H. avio '» Dartmonth, J. At Stoke, Mr. Heath tailnr to Miss. Reid, aged w ' of t& m Ut t a^d master-gunner, of Plymmuh Reid » E,q. ...
... performed in the former of which Mr. D. takes the character of Sir Peter Teazle, in the latter, Abediuego, land were it but out of mere compliment to an old Townsman we have little doubt of proving a brimmer. It reported that Miss Foote is jengaged for a few nights ...
... sung Madame . composed J. T. Craven. 2 Tiie Flower Girl, 3d. edition, do. E. 2 .Love art thou Waking or SUjrpin.' Miss Paton, K. Melville 2 1 is Sweet the Gifts bestowing, Mr. ' > J. W.Hobbs ■Rest, Warrior, Rest. 4th edition, Miss Stephens, M. Kelly ...
... Stcrace - - - Ditto Cooke Time flies, Miss I.Paton Ditto 2 Say-yard's Roitdav, - Miss Grant Ditto 1 6 The Captive Kival, -' - - Mr- Bedford Ditto 0 C Miss Grant List, pretty Savoyard, Duet' and J Bra 2 0 Mr. Braham J Mad. Feron) Hunter let ...
... from Rossini's Opera II Turco Italia, . . . . , ..40 ALSO, JUST PUBLISHE D, Hart's Bth Set SCOTCH QUADRILLES, including the celebrated M'Gregory's Gathering Finale ; sung by Miss Paton, composed Alexander Lee ; and to had of the Music-sellers at Exeter ...