... A-prAIRS OF THE BRISTOL AND EXETER I RAILWAY COMPANY. I (From the Dailii Neoaa.) pipes It will be in the ?? all who have token an interest will 11 in the affairs of thle Bribtol and Exeter Railway Company, that Mr when its airectors, in, November last, proposed to least the line for in perpetuity to the G;reat Western Company, a large and infl- Mr. I ential body of the sahrehiolders co ...

... EXETER ASSOCIATION IOR Cl OBTAINING AN I ABRID IGEMMEN'1' OF 'Hl-II HOURS 01F I BUSINIESS. Mn. MACCAt.CR LJcCTUR1 (ON TILE PIKYStCIT, ANDI oItx1L RVl~ it otPl'itTttAPT81 I-otjris 01' LABtOUil-0f Mr. Will. Tr litaciflin lotitti ro hbtitra thue Ertotor Asuinoritit, Iin the ottly L patrt of tho whittot-, wo spolho at thu io fi ito, d mich ?? tito farno, 1r 1int itti't vtntriplovedl and Oiarm reof ...

... I LONDON HARK-ETS9 MONDAy ?? CORN EXCHANGE; Jh~AnU&B 26. Ales morning thle s upply fresh; up was rery, short of Whea ,and butl limioted of otler'Grain. The conditiox of miachl of LA Whteat ceming to brand isrery second-rate. Busisses.ha. beo, done in Wheat at latoeses-aeand the. Iraolsi must s' considered fully as good at con thisda'se. hj.- descriptions of mattling]) Basley,,)ud saretb fro~ ...

... THE FARNIER'S JOURNAI,. CATTLE MARKET.-Of Fat Stock, tbis was a finely 60i supplied Market both as respects Bullocks and Sheep, and,- lc better still-the best things-indoed the better part of the ssspply 5e5 vsas sold, with a firm support of prices. First, however, to speak 5555 of FAT BuLLocxs-Mr. John Mortimer, of EaWell Farm, thi Powderharn, drove in eight fine Heifers. of which seven wera ...

... TRADES COMMEtdEl, id., ?? MoIhtkAtty AwrAsas.-The stock exchange is be. coming more animated as public securities advaloe; and the business actually transacted yesterdav, ip the Share Market, is of a healthy character. TAe ?? lisit exhibit a goneral oi s f 4 rices- Purchasers were confident, aidh holders evince little disposition to sell at present ?? Liverpool also, there is a good det4nnd ...