... The Court will remain until the meeting of Parliament at Windsor Castle, where Her Majesty will receive a succession of distinguished visitors during the present month. BEAVER BONNETS ARE TO BE IN VOGUE AGAIN. The Queen has ordered one for herself, and four for the Princesses. The.Duke of Wellingto~h~has been appointe Master of the Hir e. tb 'The mnarriage, 6I the-lAtYD'Orsay, daughtqr 4' of.i ...

... e The following Tokens found in 3fagdalen-street :-A Tann- 8ton farthing, 167. Capital T through a tun ?? two rosettes. Legend, BY THE. CONSTAnLES. Taunton was memmoable for its siege in the civil wars, when defended by the-celebrated Blake against the Royalists, and afterwards in the Duke of Monmouth's time. V. Newton's (Geo.) Puritanical thanks- giving sermon at Taunton, for deliverance ...

... BOOK-REErPIG TATIaRT IN ONE LESSON.-Donlt lend themI -Pt1ndC. A HINT ON TAKING A HOUSE.-If YOU only keep a clothes- horse, you don't want a stablei A MIS-DEAL.- John, did you find any eggs in the old hen's nest this morning? No, air. If the old hen laid any, she mislaid them. A REAL Sco'Tism.-A Scotch philiosoher, on hearing of the performances of the Distin Family, said that no mon could ...

... A SEDUCER AND HIS VICTIM'S FAMIY. _ -a-. JT___ 'G-IL ?? r:;_ ViEdwrd Rayneri a 'tall young 'man-anything but am. Adni in fetoes or general personal, appqar~ance-l-ately ?? 0i~d o &~ firm. of Haixison and' Singleton, timber- merchants' of Leeds, but from whose service he' suddenly, decamped in August last year, was brought before the Mayor- aud j. cuff, Esq., at ?? Court-h Ilase,on Satur-day ...

... *. =1 - - - . lhiepma^&w~icwb ,;i &f~lq;atheld 't the Guildhall on S§ht'i#a, braving. n-ptpobed from the preceding Wddnesda. There'ree'frsent, the Midvyr (R. S.- Cornish, Esq.;e 1Jonm HarrigHe nyrooper, .. I. Holhiyd W.Wills Hooper, C. BrtittihM I-.iurner, 'and ?? j). Osburn, Esqrs. The Mayor intimated, in asnwerto an application from the paress that the reporters wohld be peimitteal to be ...

... THE =rAYOF EXETER AND' t IRI THE BC}IYWCH MISSI.N E, ETI,, . TO TlU~ ~nIOF oTHIE EXETER ,LiNOi AOT Sir,-However highl± tile citizensof Exe~te mfy ?? thez gentlemen who o' ?? VI the oi cbai 'i'o xyt aficeht city, it must have ben armer our itrepie i te r t any that lie ?? ?? the Wioh Chtuoh .iioIell.t.erO5hibef trh~. ere' wvere~a ma.sny gl~od sa id4alj *Iiepghl .bn# V~aVJa hte' on the subject ...

... SATURDAY, JANIraar 29, 1853. PARISH OF BEDMINSTER SOHETHING definite has at length transpired as to the actual state of affairs in the parish of Bedminster, and it is certainly as bad a state as could have been anticipated. The facts are still under investigation, but the disclosures already made-the lapses from truth and honesty already discovered-show but too clearly what wm ill be the ...

... GREAT WESTERN AND BRtSTOL AND 1:X&'M'X-C. A great Western Railway. Brislol & Exeter Railway. T ~ ~ -~ ~ ~~- ^ z c4 _ _ _DMsi- A. O t :.0 . ; :. . . . . 'DD. 2 . o'w BE es~o 0 _ Li n YCDo: lD=D . I F .1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~M -ot, to to flit WC - A V O O otD rD s - O .COOCO . t,.- gO.DD = : C~t ...

... Notice having been given that some important resolutIons would be brought forward Witho respect to the parieh of Bed- sninster, there was a numerous attendance of the guardians on Tuesday, the Rev. Mr. Mirehouse being in the chair. A letter was read from the Poor-law Board in reference to Mr. Brown, who had been culled upon to explain his conduct with respect to altering the rate-books, and as ...

... ii ?RANCE.?The Ottoman ambassador presented his ore. 8entlals on Wedncsday. The long-continasa decline In the ? prices of rentes is causing the government muob al?rm. They 0 are unable to arrest It. On Wednesday there was a fall of ?fty centimes in the three per centes, and of sixty.ilve centimes e in the four-and-a-half per cents. Bank stock, railway, and sasurauce shares, and all other ...

... ;WHAT does this Oxford University election denote ? A lsplit in~ th3 igh Church party ? lfradstone has been heretofore considered a H~igh- rebcman. lHe voted against the Ecclesiastical Titles ,bill; he proposed the granting of independent synodical action to the colonial bishops and clergy; and he warm- ly defended the Bishop of Bath and Wells for instituting the Re B.W.ennett to Frome-a ...

... EROf AND BRTSTOTO AND EXETER. v ;' f 3 tl 1 t o D a - 1 -. 0 ,. ¢==--. lw ...