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... large attendance the Public Hall, Budleigh Salterton; last night, wlrpn the Musical Society presented the coucert version t»f Edward.Germafl's Tom Jones as the opening lixture the year. The talented soloists were Mrs., ,S. J. Mundy (soprano), Miss M. Upward ...
... Bishopstawton, the wife Mr. Chan VV ickham, of a sod. MARRIAGES. Jessop—Allen.—Oct. 31, at the Legation, Stuttgart, Wurtemberg, Edward Henry Jessop, Esq., of Ins tow, to Kllen Margaret, second daughter of the late F. T. Alien, Esq., J. P., Bath. Lysons—Beck ...
... *Jan. 15, at Otterton, Mrs. Rebecca Evans, aged 98. Fitzgerald.*Jan. 25, at Carton, near Dublin, Edward Fox Fitzgerald, Esq., only son of tho late Lord Edward Fitzgerald. Foster.*Jan. 15, in High week-road, Newton Abbot, of consumption, Mary Ellen Filiner ...
... Georgiana and the late Key' Edward C . Phillpot'.s (formerly Rector of .Lezant, Cornwall)' and grand-daughter of the Lite Bishop of Exeter. Richev.—July 6, at 1, Barton-crescent, Dawlish (suddenly called to his rest), Rev. J. Richey, late Rector of Nymet Geortre ...
... of a son. April 2, at Shobrooke Parsonage, the lady of the Rev. Hinds Howell, of a daughter. April 6, the lady of the Rev. Edward Pole, of a son. April 1, at Hyde House, Dorset, the lady of Charles J. Radclyffe, Esq., of a son. April 5, at Newport Terrace ...
... Devon, the lady of the Rev. William Brock, of Bishop's Waltham, of a son. Aug. 9, at Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, the lady of Edward 'Grove, Esq., solicitor, of a son. Aug. 8, at Broadgate Villa, Pilton, the lady of I ...
... Heberden, rector of Broadhembury, dean rural of Plymtrce. The following clergymen then answered to their names .-—The Rev Edward Rendell, Bampton Rev R. B. Carew, Bicklcigh ; Rev G. Owen, Calverleigh; Rev Wm. M. Harrison, Clayhanger Rev J. M. O'Neill ...
... this city, schoolmaster, to Ann, eldeJ* daughter Vlr. Spreat, bookseller. Aug 31, at the Parish Church Tor, the Rev. Jam*' Richey, James Tetley, M.D., of Torquay, to Ellen, onl' daughter Thomas Hart Davies, Esquire, late Presides' of the Medical Board ...
... sth Fusiliers, and daughter * Richard Gyles, Esq. . AshfordâWills.â Aug. 8, at St. Peter's, . r ,jg fie*- the Rev. J. Richey, of Stoodleigh, assisted * nggsie, A. Williams, J. H. Ashford, Esq., of Loxbeer, eldest daughter of Mr. John Wills, Gold-street ...
... JOHNSTONE, BISHOPSNYMPTON. About ll miles from Southmolton Station, G.W.R) COCKRA'M, DOBBS & favoured with instructions from Col. Richey (who is •elinquishing farming), will SELL by AUG- I'ION, on TUESDAY, 18th September, .his I'hoice and Valuable LIVE STOCK ...
... he went there by mistake.—Committed for seven days. Petty Sessions, Wednesday.—Before C. Gordon, Esq. (chairman), Rev. H. Edwards, and W. Porter, Esq. William Brown, miller of Branscombe, was summoned by William Selley, cattle dealer of the same place ...
... Oct. 26, at Westcross House, near Swansea, the lady of J. H. H. Spencer, Esq., ofa daughter. Oct. 25, the lady of Charles Edwards, Esq., solicitor and proctor, Totnes, of a daughter. Oct. 28. the lady of Samuel Gtrdlestoue, of Chester Terrace. Regent's ...