... EXETER, THU RSDAY, JUNE I), 1,51. EXETER DISt'rNsA\FRY.-Thc Treasurer re- ported the sum of one guinea, from Wlrm. Miles, Esq., Dix's Field, for additional tickets of recornmendation. Remaining on the books last week, 384; Admitted this week, 5044. Discharged Cured, C26; Benefited, 410-6.6 Remaining, 1'EMAIE PENITENTIARY.-The Treasurer has received. through the Rev. G. H. Shield, a ...

... I .. __-1 - 4. %S OU.1 th Ixor Iltt. WI I&J.'ri l 'MIi c . A portion of the speech of Mr. Clarke, at the Oxford county meeting, recently held, was thus reported by the Morning Ohroniek:- The Learned Gentleman then adverted to the contro verted question, whether Cardinal Wiseman is an alien or a British subject. It was alleged that Dr. Wiseman was born in Spain, of Irish parents. He (Mr. ...

... The Queen still remains at Balmoral, and continues to visit as usual the various interesting spots in its neighbourhood. Her Majesty, it is expected, will return southward on the 7th October. INLAND REVENUE DEPARTMENT.-The Man- chester Gunadian announces that Lord John Russell, wholly unsolicited by any one, has appointed Mr. James Brotherton, Barrister-at-Law, and son of Joseph Brother- ton, ...

... s. TIVERTONi We are now able to state that the Grand Proteetlon Dinner, in this town, will take ?? at the Angel Hotel, a on Tuesday the 14th of January. There will be a large a attendance, and an influential county gentleman will a preside. The meeting excites considerable interest throughout this large district. Dr. Brent and a deputa- ttion of the Devon and Exeter Society will attend. I Tm ...

... CORNWALL THE REV. H. L. JENNER.-In reference to the para- graph copied by us from the Globe, that the Rev. R. L. t Jenner, curate of a chapel at Merrifield, Antony, had received an intimation from the Bishop of Exeter to quit t his curacy on account of Romanising praetices, his Lord- i ship has addressed a letter to the reverend gentleman,in T which he says- You are aware of my not having ...

... j i. T C, -4 G .-177. I . s !__Ax a S aveb ?? i i ,a, ;WIbbdslui.1 . * f i. 1b ,IIFkeS i O i; i.i~ d it m. h t mi Mr. uhoa I, ,ecmdi ucton a a ratopinion tho het of their not Asvolnd e sa d I Ac ;ou debt, ehol jaoyed by afrsdli In at ssy dirsc, the Wee Spes usampuatb t of the Trust, andi he and could *ot kdp~ than tho Chairn fo hi ps attetioan n bl condut.. led - Thep ?? imea biaj till Mr. ...

... ,N ?? A i BARMTAPLE. , ' e ?? Thnguie oiae, hi,.Mbe loteF Fenphdtedieprlsesit ttie01 tiiW bdrookb,1xs* een, ~ieinated am i Shet3W ibr Somersetahfre for' tbe eeuiung yeaN ?? 'We bivt baee` ttsked by severil petkdiu, vthy1bq order of the torn ouvicll, for peiuqns'and decoutfnS the **tno ol Queen Atune, beg not bban completed. WesUe , 'n t ina oidon to give a directaessiaer; but ...

... ARRANGEMENTS FOR HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO t- THE CrTr.-The character of the entertainment has at t length been definitively fixed. It will comprise a grand v ball, in the noble and large hall of the Corporation, and ri the numerous suite of offices attached to the building a will be gorgeously fitted up as retiring, supper, and I refreshment rooms. Of the many imposing scenes that v9 have been ...

... The Washington Monument, now in process of erection at New York, is to be five hundred feet high, fifty-feet square at the base, and thirty-three feet square at the top. It is now seventy-six feet high, and has cost 12,000 dollars, having taken two years to bring it to its present elevation. Napoleon Junot, Duke of Abrantes, the elder of the two sons who survived the Marshal, has just died in ...

... (Prom fhe Gardeners' Chroniefe.) FLOWEB GARDEN AND SaERUuBERuxs.-Active pre- parations should now be made for propagating; byl getting pits, frames, soil, and pots ready. Xe taking cuttings of bodding plants, it is worth while to bestow extra attention on then utmling and distinguishing of the different kinds. It is very tantslbing to find tbe harmonious arrangement of your colours. deatroyed ...

... NORT DEVON. CREDITON. FATALACCIDEIT.-Theehild of Mr. Hnutchings, butcher, in the East Town, in attempting to cross the road fell under the wheels of a cart passing at the time, and was unfortunately killed by the wheels going over its head. We learn that no blame attaches to the driver of the cart. -TIVERTON. HuBcax .-On Wednesday afternoon, between 4 and 6 o'clock, this town was visited With ...

... Oa Monday last the usual monthly meeting of this body vas held at the Guildhall. Ralph SANDERS, Esq., h in the chair. The attendance of the members were very n :numermius; and there was a manifest improvement in b the-eonducting of the business this day, to that of former ri times, showing this body to be anxious of acquiriag i celebrity, as 1 menders of ways, in more sense then one. w The ...