... '3APSTAlPLE. ELrECTTON ?? 6'-ztte notifies ?? appoilltitoitnt of 31ichael 'remdernast. Esq., scci., Q.C., St J,.llnElordley Easdleve Wilnot. Blart., Mid Leofric Teniple, to be Commissionerst'fr elaqirinig into the existence cf currupt practices at the last election, for the borough of Tartistaple. TiIIE LATE ALTEGED TN'\rATtCt)Er.-Tfhe youing oeinan, Euliza Jones, who underv:ent all ...

... I WON'T BE A NUN.' The Preaton Chronicle relates the following story of a scene at a railway station:- It is anticipated that when the Nunneries Bill comes before the House of Commons, a circumstance that has caused much excitement in this town during the present week will be brought under the notice of the Legislature, the whole of the facts having been laid before Lord Pblmerston, the ...

... EXETER AND OREDITON RAILWAY. FROM EXETER-WILEK DAYS. SUNDAYS. l &211021 21 1 &0211 &2 12,3 211&2 1 122,3 clarslclaoss ?? ,1coeIeoOsIclscs clar 15CI9 elos C ss I A. 1.1A. A Y. A. M. P.M P. r. P..M. P. M. A. W.A. A. P. M. P. M. xetor . ?? 42g 0930 1110 115 310 4; 6020 915 420 9035 130 8 0 St.yres ?? 320 44 630 900 .. .. 0411 4 910 Crediton,.I 440 9401130130 330 460 040 93 01 4409 5 150 020 FnoM ...

... . s You can't prevent the birds of sadness from flying 3 over your head, but you may prevent them from stopping to t build their nests there. - Y PLEASURE.-Lord Ellenborough once :^aid to a i barrister, upon his asking in the midst of a boringlarangue, I 3 .Is it the pleasure of the Court that I proceed with my statement?-'Pleasure, Mr. Jones, has been out of the t , question for a long ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-TUESDAY. The Bankruptcj (Seotland)'Bill, and the Land Reserves Bill passed through committee. *The General Board of.Health (No. 3) Bill; and the Coinage Offenees -Bill, were read a second time, and the Metropolitan Buildings Act:Further amendment Bill a third time. The Colonial.Church Regulation Bill was ordered to be re- committed on Thurseday. ' IThe Matqhis ,af CnL ...

... BARNST APLE. D)I5PENS;AISy.Aditstttd t its Nve~lt Iq ; Accidents. 3;rilsebareod cured. lII: Eolioead, 4. Tue ~r:'rtfln-htttiitstl iltS been canried on aigorolsly d11itnitit te past 10:5L' d tJtOO and the corn crops ar~e falst aattsroattinl Ditaturit. A It. leas thiot some barley has already beets cot cin h t i. ?? Biiidoford. T'ote NewV M~ABN1 1,-lt iS slo co'ate'oa1foton to a the ?? stone ...

... THE QUEEN.-We are sorry to learn that her Majesty has atlength sickened with the measles. Before the Court left town on Saturday, latent symptoms of the malady were observed, and it was for some time doubtful whether the Queen would venture to make the journey to the Isle of Wight. Her Majesty, however, determined on reaching Osborne, and happily she did so without in- convenience. ...

... RAILWAY 'INTELLIGENCE. THE PARLIAMENTARY CAMPAIGN. The Devon and Dorset is lost. The anxieties of the contest were not relieved till Thursday, up to which time counsel occupied the' .ommittee with as great'an amount of plasibilties as ever converged in one of the committee-rooms in IVestinster. Left at length to themselves, the five gen- tlemen sitting in judgment announced the preamble of the ...

... RAILWAY TIME TABLES; EXETEI. AND CREDITON . RAILWAY. F0RM. EXETER-WEEK, DAYS. SUNDAYS. 14, kJi2211z1&2l1, 1h 13ie&3123 cl ass s dl1 e10 cl 1 E S5 40 'sle 100E ?? clas1 6100 A,0..&HMa.O1.M ?? ?? P. X. P.M. ?? o 430 011 110 130 433 033 915 41 935 131 s o Ot.C~~~yre5. 1120 rso,.. 320 443 104 I2 .. 4 140aI1 S 4«40 04 11230 1 S30 330 46 035 01 440 903 60 S1 20 FROM CRElITON.-WEEK DAY7.. SUliDAYS. . ...

... TAiBLE-TURNING OVERTURNED. The phienomenon of tahle-turning has at last received its probable solution, and the denouement is duly moralized. Some weeks hack, the turniing was ascribed to unconscious m~scular action.' Nore recently, a gentleman eminent in I seien¢'e' atibt'd it to the resolution of oscillating forces-the result of a tead'ency which oscillating forces have to resolve ...

... EXETER AND CREDITON RAILWAY. FROM EXETEII-WEiK DAYS. SUNDAYSO I.I&21 &Z&:i &5Ia2&2 I&212,3 I &2I &21&2 U,3 clao i3 ct 033 e 1w 01030 300w Ils3 3 clw| dss 330 ?? AS.A. . 33.3Y P.5. F.M. P3 X.lr. 0.33. . s .5P. 0.33. Exeter..,. 420D301110 1 210 435 635 10 420I9S5 120 S0 St. Cyros . . 1I20 32 4 45 645 12 . 1401 8 10 Credlton .. 4406 040I)1130 1206 3 3046560 03 40 0 820 ]FBOII CREDOTON-WERIC ...

... HEALTH OF HEEL MAJESTY.-TIhe Queen has pass d favourably through the measles, and is now happly convalescent. The following bulletin was issued on Saturday. The Queen has passed through the measles in the most favourable manner, and Her Mhajety is now convalescent. No further bulletins will by issued. The reigning Duke of Saxe Cobourghas, we hearten attacked by the same malady as the ...