... V.0- ?? . ?? r 1 'C iOW O' ftwi e E p tJ 4 ~ W ee y~ ,,1M it Soioeity he laid before them i-oms fte ope timi oltj h lad on }taihl ,eh heaaadiititIbd, .I0 tbsiyimh 6o ocib ym ts ?? . *'~ldtbralr ,fmfahiw biwitb ,wadabowbO ?? rlrectw va ot ihoumn elt il ih. tu .fpt. -> lsbad.the eoutof~Gil~iS¢1 t ?? . ?? h AW , pi2 itwm Ue Pa w ,, , h eian to *iigC 0t mo 1 atthed ty imeidinten;of iivin {eihrB ...

... GENERAL N ews . The DukiD ?? B)#AW;antwa ndiA r ?? Countess A'dLapnub 'emed towes Xdbda q.inining,'otkbh''~ei'O rtdf iiskii. the Queen baa ?? 51pe nnmon Mrs, Hogg, the widow of i t9hzcce bped. On re~rcorrntmen -tiof ?? bren the Queen-ias pranted apension of-1001 a year ?? Alavin A. Watts, -in consideration, of teservie he aarendered to literature. * The whole niumber, of Ian. aesspoke in 8 ...

... BAIRNSTAPR DisPENSARy, Dec. 27.-Patients amitted'this week- 17; accidents, a ; dischargeud cured, 15 ; relievedI, 4; died, 'I MINE HOST.-The opening suipper at the KWug Hle'ad. was celebrated on Friday evening last. About six ty sat down to the excellent catering of Mr. David Thornee; and under the presidency of Mr. Tatham, an evening of Jov~islity was sent.. THE WEAT ?? the, past three or ...

... ¢bttB . , MA,,OA .It 16 po8siibl at a wyisc aud,poo~d, met ma be I prgvailed upon to gambe; bhut itiisimp.qsiblpe for. aprofjsaed gamester to le'wi~uardgq ni~.,V of Juupiter's Satelites, jtrocomere bev'e .,prove,1 that'lght. travelstt waollilder o f XlB's orbit in axt eed ; iiinutes0 and _odt~t~tliat it he'Madlecfy. of 2100,000- miles in abtofid> ' e ; BE FI'R;.I' -The tvlrfb te wavee may ...

... I, , The banns were put Up at 1Blackburn churwh on 0 Sunday week for no fwer than 65 cou lea a After an interval of three ?? years, a Roman 9 Catholic priest has been established in Vaddington. He Y officistes in granry loft: teuse of the Assembly-rooms a was flatly refused. a There is a man, of the name of Jellow, living in eCowbridge, Glamorgausbire; who has not been out, of one s room for ...

... EXETRI. MRO'WMEN CO~MISSONE . I IEXETER IMIPROVIMENT Cg,)jMISSIONERS. A General 'Meetinig'of this *bo'dy was held on Monday at the. offce of, the Surveyor :(M r. .hitaker), the room in which they unally imeet at the Guildhall'being occupied, for the purpose of : hearing appealas-agaiust the income tax. The chair was taken by J. C. Wilcocks, .leq, f EtEcram 3Ciors. : . ;, The proceedimgs of the ...

... Drozia, D sZ ^29, 1558. t &toudW4St, trl eo o u ins opp Tuesday. P i , =TiVITIEZ! e -ady of thei Xet .gu 9tepones wbo,wwith, fla finilyi:araihov tesidiug ate ptlace,.geve, an elegant entertinment.o GWednadayaevening,-toanumerous 4irole oftbeloncipal genfry and clergy of the city 'and county, Ineludidg the cffloere of the Third ragodni in our-ba s. -Te'gre 'u~r'pwas of two bundredi present ;: ...

... IffSCMLAN~EA. A WORD FOR THE CoNTmovBnsuALxes.-Those who are alwaysmendingthe road ?? have no tinse to pursue it; as the man who carries the lantern stumbles oftener than he whofollowshim. TEARs AND LAUGHTmER.-God'm adeboth tidaat nd laughter, and both f'or. kind purposes; for as laughter enables mirth and surprise to bseathe freely, -o tears enables sorrow to vent itself patiently. Tears ...

... I . 'TO THE EDITOR OF THE EXETER FLYING POST. J, Sir,-Your correspondent `Equitns, of Sidmouth, does not seem to be well informed on the subject of his letter. Had he inquired he would not have insinuated his groundless charge of severity. He selects for his graphic picture- For stealing three yards of ?? Jones-What I Six months' imprisonment. I happen to know the patticularsv . of this ...

... WANTED-A HOME SECRETARY. From the Pres. A Cabinet Council was held on Thursday afternoon at the Foreign office, at which ten of tie Ministers were present The Council sit five hoursand a bal So far the Ministerial journals reveal the trut. But had they faoured the public with some information Os to what the Council was doing all this time, we should have been spared the trouble of going to the ...

... I , ?? the Gardener' Chroni&di. A -. FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERY-As the routine management oftbe flower garden will now consist principally in keeping the beds, &c., edgings, and turf clean, and the walks in proper condition, there will be time tolook ?? the shrubbery for the purpose of marking ant any alterition in the disposition of the trees and shrubs, which circumstances mayrender ...

... - I .. ;X-jTER. 'TI: tobrin DrczEiRn b2' 185i. . 1 i &STO~ CATHEnxIAL.- ,iesAfi ahta 'r-WednesdaY, (St. Thomsa),Dcme2: Servic Morin an EenigBogreD:Anthem-Evenng horning and Evning, King C: Anem-Monig, t0 N' Ive thanks, Aidriob; Evening, Judge me ~0 Lord,, CC hozar. Frday: Servce-Mrnin andEvening, el Tallis D: Anthem-Evening, nTe 0 uLod, of 'Welidon. Saturday: Servioe-Morning and Evening, ...