... News In B>1ef0 Four persons were killed by a boiler ex- plosion at, an electric light carbon factory at kanterre. Three children lost their lives as the consequence ofa fire atAintree-road, Folbarm, on Monday. Mr William Steinway, the head of the Ametican piono firm, died un Monday from typhoid fever. I understand you are financially em- barrasred?-No; there's where ye are dead wrong; ie's my ...

... ; fT) DAYS PARLIAMENT b - P la to re 6g ili Jr ro or ve 1!: II.1 as of 0. ian ad Ite he ilg ey cli ao to lie at Id !8i oE ck of ?? to hie wo ot .AM lilt by lid o f on) he i-e 1 Et Dlig DK. ID r ell. elf y111 har tile (ra butt lthe Nvil) .lia Icy tho fill( 1)L Ou Ifat ller liltl 3he cud, sef ;roE hat loot )re( Corn aia tor ore itfs :lie d~er ivit 0 3ro or hit if AI I hia ntct if t TIED ,?xc lif ...

... Gu tirU T'S MUSICAT, ENTeRTAINruT-Tbe June nurmbtr of this publication contains a good variety of vocal and instrumental music, among the latter being the Royal BIanner March arrangod for a tsmall orchestra. BEDFORD ClJURCn LAW' BRIzGADE.-For duty - Captain Scanes, Sergeant Parr, Corporal l it zgerald. Sunday-Evening ser- vice, 6.10. Monday-13attalion band practice. St Matthew's ...

... | l.-NliN,'IR'csaY Morning, iil0llAR ll)i.` AT THAl LYCIZ~U2t. The revival of ttcl ucli Ill, inlto uptid after its f~rht perforni tici, on liecembor 19Jii, by the unfortunate accidenit to Sir Iflrry lrving, was Btaguid again lit the 1,yceum10111Oi Saturday, when a crowded house glave a os othushriaitia weltonem, back to the actinow- Itdgerd bead of thue vrofession. Sir Henry halt matuced ...

... Bideford' Town Councii, At the meetlng of the Bideford Town Council on Monday there were present the o Jiayor (Alderrona,) W'Narraway), Aldermen a H1 l htestarick and W Br:anud, Coencillors t H'Ascott, Id Bagolow,,W Martin, II Dymond, Ii c J 'fattereill, J Lamerton, J' E Tucker, and R ?? Cock. P The commnittee appointed to consider the 0 Surveyor's upplication for an increase of a Valary for v ...

... LorQ ZL NMEWS. y EXETEt Dl5PootesAtrT-Satnerday.-Tie- Y maining on ib3 bookH last week 9f1, admitted ethis week 155-1,i16 ; discharged cared 38, n benpdlud 9U, died 0, no return 10-140 remaiii 976. r OarTVARY.-Wo regret to announce that Mrs Thompson, wife of Mr Counetllor Arthur n Thompson. died at her residence at Belfdeld, r LVndburot-road, yesterday afternmon, after tbeing prematurely ...

... | Fie, weather rbaa s favoured the 'visit of the A YVemanry to Bidelord, and the efforts of thre C jilahbitants to give them a hearty weconme have N been mauch appreciated, officers and men ex- v preseing themselves pleased d The exiellent g grosiud at Westwaird Ho . has given great 1, facilitiec for driihing the regiments. On Sunday a iargo crov d visited Bideford; a ill fact it mally te ...

... Social Evening A social evening was held in tbe Unionist Club Rloomns on Wednesday evening in con- noction with the Northern and Westward Ho I Wards of tbe Iddebleigh Habitation of tite Primirose League. The arrangements were ?? by the Wardens and Sub Wardens- Mrs NioelaVMrs Wade (Dolton), Mrs Bowles the Mikdes JAckson 13owlee (2), UerdnerBall, fr J3;Le., Tbe room wa tjirtefully decerated ...

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... ITHE DUKE OF ARGYLIL AND HOME RULE,. In epalcking at a great Liberal Uoioniet meotig 4t Manchester, the Duke of Argvllreforred to thirty , eae points in eouneotion with Hiome Rolb, which Lo ?? tz) barnd to the Press. Thbo points gre a-t follol w:- 1. The scheme of Home Rule will be laurohed en a £tood o4 p-osioneto Nationaliet languago. 2. Will break up the united Parliament into twe, three, ...

... DEVON CATTLE . BREEDERS' I SOCio '0 ETY. Yeaterday Mr. ?? C. Williems Dreaided over a meeting of the council of the Devon Oattle Breeders' Society. There were also eresent Messrs. E. Kidier, W. S. Perry, W. Perry, J. C. Mooie.Stevene, R. J. Stranger, W. Hancock, D. Chicir, J.. G. Davis, and J. Kidner;- The first business was the consideration of the report of the committee appointed to draft a ...

... YES, BUT H1iS PIPE WVAS A SOLACJE aNLY, Dr. Parr smokedin season and out oflseason, and his pipes was as long as his wig was curly; and tinally, Milton on the tuaturity of his age rarely retired to rest without a pipe of tobacco and a glass of water., The nicotian weed may have consoled the author of Paradise Lost ' for his blindness even as 'it solaced COslyle in his rlyspapsia. . co says ...