... biassir for re election. MEWING IN 7/11 UNTROPOLIL—WiI informed that a public meeting will be bid ebb , in the ensuing week in Exeter Ila Loodeb, afford the middle and working claws an tunity of making known their sentiments cm= Palmerston'a policy. Mr ...

... will comprise The Caxtons. The same publishers announce a complete edition of Bulwer, in penny weekly numbers. Last week, at Exeter, blacksmith, named James Wooodgate, committed suicide by thrusting a sharp-pointed poker heated red-hot into his abdomen ...

... Dr. Lushington 1s appointed Dean of the Arches. Mr. Charles Dickens commences his tour of vincial readings in the first week at Exeter. A railway train olverhampton and Birmingham was struck by lightning on Thursday dari a thunde:storm. Every person in ...

... orr '>' I, foully outraged in ditch not far from a gwC-'fj died not long afterwards. Her murderer, Harvey, was last week tried Exeter a -^f ,lur . hlac ••Oh, father, I have just seen the as ever was ! said a little boy one day soli . into the house. ...

... Dublin, a circum- stance altogether novel. It was stated at the meeting of the Irish Church Mis- sions held on yesterday. week, at Exeter ball, that there had been ten thousand converts from Popery in the dio- cese of Tuam alone. The trustees of the ?? College ...

... impudently 9 D he this is denied by those present. The cras ?? 0or adjudicated upon by the Rev. Chancellor ?? If day week, at Exeter, who said that the t, And 501fa duct, If free from premeditated ?? «ebb tually a breach of the law, was eertainlF Yt, ...

... AGRICULTURE, &c. AGRICULTURE NURSE. The Royal Agricultural Society of England had its annual show last week at Exeter, and this week Mr. Mcchi has had his friends to the annual inspection of his model farm Tiptree. The presence at the gatherings of gentlemen ...

... Editor, yours, &c., M. Reports.—Though some rain fell on Wednes- day week, and in the West of England in considerable quantity, the general character of the weather during the past week has been fine The temperature has been raised, as is shown by the spring ...

... LIQUOR TRAFFIC. A public meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance for the suppreesion of the liquor traffic was held last week, in Exeter Hall, which was crowded in every part. The chair wee taken by the President of the Alliance, Sir Walter C. Trevelvin, ...

... remembrance of his services which he highly prizes. Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age has died during tbe pre- sent week in Exeter. ...

... some weeks after the detachment. The official despatches of Lord Raglan mention the names of the killed an wounded,—a recent Gentle the promotions in the 46th consequent on Inkarmann. A SIMIANS Centrism OLD.—There Is at present livinq in Exeter a sergeant ...

... surgical operation, but mortification hal set in, and Mr. Cowper died on cdnestlay night. Morin meetings were held last week at Exeter, llanley, Bursleni, and Leek. The meetings were addressed by Mr. E. S. l'ryce, secretary of the London Reform Committee; ...