... be the Best and Cheapest Pocket Box ever produced. Retailed everywhere at One Penny. Patentees and sole manufacturers, Bryant and May, London, E. A shocking crime is reported from Wolverhampton. An old women named Davis, who was formerly a school- mistress ...

... of Frank Westaway Foree, a daughter. July 12, at North Brentor, Tavistook, Devon, the wife of the Rev. Francis John Bryant, a son. May 17, at Sydney, the wife of Edmund Barton, Esg., solicitor, a daughter. MARRIAGES. July 22, at St. Andrew's, Plymouth ...

... opposing creditors. The petitioner's statement commenced,281h May, 11862, at which time he was yossessed. of -a horse and trap worth £16 l6s.;i and cash, £C2o. From the 28th May, 1862 d to the 27th May, 1803, bankrupt received cattle, meat, nand 1 goods from ...

... appearing under this hvading may be obtained at the Evening Post Office printed al in gold on gilt-edged cards at one penny each.] ce ALFORD.-June 12, at Huxham Barton, Exeter, the wife of A. G. Alford, a son. Ut BRYANT.-June 17, at Rectory Cottage ...

... years May 31. at Basely, Crediton, John Madge, REq.. aged 68 years, much and most deservedly lamented by a large circle of relatives and friends. May 31, at Belmont place, Stoke, after a short illness, Lieut. Charles Atkins, R.N., aged 35. May 30, at ...

... Captain PHILLIFFS, a son. June 21, at Tavistook, the wife of W. J. GLASGOGWj Esq., a son. June 21, the wife of the Rev. C. MAY EMpsoN, rector of Kennerleigh, a son. June 21, at 158, Fore-street, Exeter, the wife of Mr. W. C. FunzE, draper, a son. June ...

... ooantry, and no donbt thait in a few days lttters will begin to arrrive from the continrnt, where Mr. Widgety Was! well-known. We may here parenthetically state that the tract written by Mr. Widgery on the teaching of modern languages is now beiag translated ...

... the Duke of Wellington, with distinguished honor and reputation. Same day, at her lodgings, in the Cathedral-Yard, Mrs. Ann Bryant, aged 85. On Monday last, aged 70, the Rev. John Charter, many years of Dartmouth, and Rector of Holne, in this county. At ...

... de BIRTHS. [Anonancemente ippearinz under this heading may be obtained at the Hvening Post Office printed ing, in gcld on gilt-edged cards at on panny each.] tent Dft.woRrair.-Thn. 11, at btiapel-street. Exmotith, .ti the wife of -G orgc Dagworthy ...

... at Chew Magna, Somerset, the wife of the Rev. Edwar(l A. Ommanney, of a daughter. October. 1, Mrs. George Ross, of a son. C. May 30, at Melbourne, Australia, the wife of Mr. W. W. Crober, late of Teignmouth, Devon, of a son. MARRIAGES. October 6, at Barrow ...

... aged 24. May 10, at Colvyon, aged 55, Mr. W. Hooper. May lb, at Creliton, Anna, the eldest daughter of Mr. Jas. Williams, of the Ship Hotel, aged 21. May 14, at Topeham, after a lingering illness, Elizabeth, wife of Mr. V. Hodder, eged 47. May 6, Jane ...

... Paymaster R.N. may 31, at East Teignmoutb, Elizabeth, the wife of Mr. Parmenas Thomas, boatman. May 30, Thomas Dewdney, Esq., near Plympton St. Mary, aged 76. May 30, at Dunsford, Anna, the beloved daughter of Mr. Seward, Townsend, aged 19. May 29, at No. ...