... COMING Ob' AGE OF M. PETER HOARE. VESTYVrITIS AT 1XUSCOMiF,~ CASTLE. diel on Monday hi r.Peler Arthur Me LushatflH Cast~ldee Oflr son of Mr. Peter Mterri k Hoare, of Iit~b Cste *v Djawliab, came of age, and in honour of the event the great festivities tere, held at the charming resi- obj dence of Mr. Hc are, at TDawliah. 'The event has been beg looked foi ward to by the inhabitants with the ...

... THE POPULARITY OF ST. JACOBS I OIL AMONG ATHLETES. The IHlDDERSFIELID NEWS says:- St Jacobs Oil is univereally used by the members of St. John's Football Clubsin training and after hard-fought games, for rubbing into the muscles and for knocks and sprains, which they qontlnu11ly receivo. The members of this club are unanimous in stating that St. Jacobs Oil is tke best and only entbrscation ...

... LOU ll A IN L) .) i tRI N g EWS. l: .: ?? 6,Ie jetty was sold to Ir 1 Barilic,.t .u 1.:du, by public auction. It has to be remo- .; : thirty days. ACCIDaENT AT 'TEIlNMOUTH SRA WALL.-& rnis- h hap ocurered \Vedne;eqy to a tramp named George t Glee. ;f-. iff t':o Al between Teignmouth and inwlith s es`e~day . Ilo was taken to the In- irmary, and it wasfound that his hip was badly injured. o ...

... MISCELLA NEOUSS |A-Londou omnibus carries on an average Z,500 . passengers a week. Some elephants can draw 16 tons, lift 10 owt., and c carry on their backs 3 tons. |A dividend on Great Northern ordinary stock was announced on Tutesday at :? rate of 34 per cent. per annum. A Cabinet Council *as hold at the Foreign COffi ce on Wednesday, all the MInisters being pfeaent ex- cept Mr. Smith. A ...

... No serious damage is reported at Barnstaple I tbrough the gale which raged thero on Thursday !niht. The river Taw is very mush swollen, and arious articles are being swept down. The iosfs ofsf diffmeant houses have lost tbeir chimney pots and 1 slatos, and at Tanstock sevoerl treeashavebeen blown 4 down. SIDMOUTH. 0 A strong north-west gale broke over Sidmouth i on Thursday nlight. Tobrrentes ...

... RURAL NURSING ASSOCIA-| ?? ~ TION D I t I : I - I MIEETING IN EXErER-THIS AFTERNOON. a At the Rougemont Hotel Assembly Rtoom this afternoon a mectirg was held to form a branch of tbe Rural Xursifg Assoeiatifn for Devonshire. The t Lord'Lieutenant of the County (Lord Clinton)- pre-, dided, and amiongstthose present were ths Laid r Bishop nf the Diocese (Dr. Bickeroteth), the High e Sheriff of ...

... FRENCH O)UTRAGES I.N NEWFOUJNDLAND. EXCITIMENIT AMONG THE FISHING PUPIILATION. THE rEOPLE ARMING. The filluting telegrams are published by Dalziel's agoncy ST. Joai'8 (Newfoundland), Saturday, Great excitement provails here and tbroughout the coloay of Nowtoundlild. The people have been rendered desjierato by the last two French outragis. The whole fi3hing population ashore and afloat are ...

... I S. Cholera has appeared at Samarcand and St Baku. Di Mr A. E. Bolter has been appointed assistant D. secretary of the Great Western Railway Com. y pany. d The strike of telegraph operators in Spain hcame to a close yesterday, a compromise being of effected. De Mr. A. L. Jenkins, the Great Western or Railway Company's estate agent, has resigned ), his position owing to ill-health. D A very ...

... CERTIFICA'IJ'E FXAMIINATIONS. The following Rre included in the list of candidates who obtained certi'icats a.t centres in Dsvon in counncotion wvith the Midentrn-er Oxamination cf pulisii by the Collego of Pre- coptors .- D,&RHSTAIPLi. BOYS-Scconl claf, firit division-W Tarr, Devon onunty Srcool, We.t Buclland. Third clasw, first division-P Coeiderr anni F Harris. Barnstaple Hiiddle ?? School ...

... EW:Ers IN BRIdEF F0MIGN. el Grat,.tipsfactionl is expressed by tb e Paris e arle't e fdilure of Sir Charlos E rr it Sneith'S MiWso in wD orucyO TWO railny bridges have been blow u ab strikers at Mullrn, Idaho. Tha strikers after- ds ?? the telegraph wires.I. lt is reported that Lord Stanley of Presto wil resign his position aes ove.Inor-Generdl of Canal.. before the OMarquis of Salisbury ...

... Some peoele don't believe ii. advertising, but if Noah bad advertised in the newspapera the exact hour at whichl the ark would sail, there might not have been so maniv lives lost in the flood. A great English Advertiser slays Adver- tising is science; in tiis, as in everything else, the best mediums will command the best prices, Of this you may be sure, that any journal that inserts ...

... Trewman's - Exeter IFlying Post. SATURDAY. JUNE K 1SR& THRI nation has been plunged into the a deepest sorrow .by the terrible news ?? of the disaster which has befallen Admiral Tryon and- more than1 400 of his faithful officers and men by the t foundering of her Majesty's Si~ip Victoria C on Thursday evening. We published as full particulars as we could possibly qbtain in the Evernng: Poet ...