... RAILWAY TINE TABLES. EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON RAILWAYS. FRtOX EXETER-,%EIC DAYS. SUNDAYi. 1.2,S' *2j I*2)! *1 & 1*1*2 1&2.1.13.1 21*21 class classl Cass rlaso C~!s veaee5A, Ol xs ~ ..r f55.II..* P- X.M. 5.CM o. Exeter ?? $ OI 1g,01 10]001 4201 020 010:, 0080 4 St yro 10021440. 430300 0 o920' . 14 10 Credien..$20125 03. 220 I 004i4 81 008242 Copets 401 ?? 531 I ?? 50*.04 0CO .. 1 ? ...

... I- SInucH IS LIFE.-If we die to-day, the sun will shine as brightly and the birds sing as sweetly to-morrow. )iBusiness will not be suspended a moment, and the great muass will not bestow a thought Upon our memories. Is he dead? will be the solemn inquiry of a few as they pass to their work. But no one will miss us, except our immediate connexione, and in a short time they will forget us and ...

... (formfoOmm e BEDMINITER NEW CHURCiL a To the Edit&-.of The Bristol Mercury, 1- Sm-Without admiring the whole of the details of the ;-sculptured reredos placed at the East-efld of tihe new church at fc Bedminster, I caunot but conour Kwith you in thinking that e the violent abuse heaped upon It by the so-called Evangelical a clergy and laity of Clifton and Bristol does them little credit, ...

... BRISTOL .LUSATC1O ASYLUM FOR PAUPERS. To t6e ' didtoJ' q' The Bristol gorcuty. DEAB SIR-My attentionhas been directed by a friend to an article in the Juastie eofthe Peace, for July 14, headed Lunatic . Aeylums aid Regulations Acts Amendments Bills, in whih cecur some remarks arind extracts, deserving the serious Atten- Led Sion of all the ratepayers of this heavily-taxed borough. I offer. ...

... MR. BERKE LEY's COM.MITTEE,. So far as inquiry has yet proceeded, the evidende of witnesses before this committee has been nearly all in favour of a modifioation of the law, whicb restriets the sale of beer and other liquors on Sundays to an hoar and a half prior to 6 InI the evening, and thensfaom 6 till 1o6 vloelt. The witneeses, t00, have beeu of a olaes that may be calledt wexeejltiotable. ...

... FORESTERS' FETE AND) GALA. Monday last was the day fixed for the grand fete of the Foresters' society, and by that singular fatality ?? seems to attend everything Of a gala character which is attempted at the Zoological.Gardene. the weather proved most unpropitious. There bad been some downfall on the previoue night, and the morning opened with threatening; but while the weather-wise shook ...

... rit*to . SATURDAY. JULY 21, 1855. % FtO r Ma variety ef interesting Foreign and Domestic .. Aews, see the Sopplevzent. R]EMA1NS OF LORD RAGLAN. THE event which we are looking forward to celebrate with solemn ceremony, is one of -a nature to live long in the memories of the citizens of Bristol. The day witness- ing it will be of .historical arid national import, and will connect our city, in a ...

... RADSTOCK.-On Monday, the 19th iust., the Mideomer Norton and Radstook band of hope societies met at Midomer Norton preceded by the temperance band from Bristol, and bearing 30 banners. They formed a procession numbering about n00, and marched to Radstook, where they proceeded to a field in the Wells -road, a tent being placed for their accom- modation. The children were regaled with tea and ...

... ARMY AN!D NAVM THE FoREIG Liaxow..~-We 'are very happy to an- nounce that his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is to be im iaeyappooited Generalissimo of the Foreign Legion.- United Service Gazette. t THE LATE LORD RAGLANE.-A military correspondentin writes:--i At 4 o'clock of the day of Lord Raglan's decese, to as his staff were about to go for their usual ride, they were tho informed ...

... DAWLISH. The question wiho shall pay the organist and choir of the parishbhure, occuapies much attention at present. On the 14th . it, ste vestry me-ting to pass the churchwarldcn' acconauts, £10 lt s 1005 iaonde tby the retiring churchiwarden, Mr. Ferris, to the nev; s radel, Mr. Bond. The question as to the payment of the salories of the different mebilberH 0 the choir was then iutothec d ...

... A; aid to be expected at a crisis, the Irish airs have particularly distinguished themselves in i- went Week. who ever heard of a Cabinet in .i without a simultaneous deputation from the l 1armbers Lord Palmerston has received signifi- l ot fromn eighteen of these gentleman, who called ?? in the name of tenant right,' to reconsider larses in the Landlord and Tenant Bill. Like l 3 q1qi tllme ...

... I FROFE SSOR ANDERSON, THE GREAT WIZARD. After an absence of five years, Mr. Anderson, the well-known Wizard of the North, returns to Bristol. It is to be, according to his announcement, Mes valedictory visit. His first night will be on Monday next, and he makes his appearance at the Assembly-Rooms, instead of the Theatre, as heretofore. It is almost needless to remind a Bristol audience that ...