... ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES - - c FATAL PRIZE FIGIIT.-At prize filat I, I took place on Tuesday in the ?? euf reles en Reach, has resulted in the death o te coL a man named John Jones, who received the fatal ano the twenty-third round. bloia t CsILD MURDER.-I illiarn Aspinall a MaryAspinall, man and wife, were indicted at the tin pool Assizes for the manslaughter of Emnma . spin their daughter. The ...

... MR. SEYMoUR CLAmno.-We have heard that this gentleman, formerly the superintendrnt of the Great , Western Railway, has been offered by Government the e post of Chief Commissioner of Railways, at a salay of It '8 000 ?? Tmes., h JXTRAORDINLRY HExOMExON.--A most un- r- usual rd singularly beautiful phenomenon was witnessed s at Hartlepool a few days ago. The wind during the day _ had blown ...

... 'C: , ! X iI U. . SATURDAY, bkD ymBnI3 15, 1855.. . ' ' ALTHOUGH not yet.confirmedjthe rumouredeapitulation of Kars, in Tarkish Armenia, has been treated on all hands as wfat 'accompli. During the campaign of 1854 the Turks in Asia; under native dilicers, were beaten by the Riissiins in almost every eIcounter. This year, General Williams and otber English officersihave headed them in ...

... {j ~ltHANs PAUL, AND BATES. ?? ?? ate as 1852 the fierm mns perfectly sol ..q5r.~ti1 gat f ~eceutlber, 1Ssl, indeed, slhowed mt, -e tlat]nte aR 1i5' tthe firm was perfectly sol l it Iet of Deember, IS5, indeed, showed ?? or rather of £llt000, if we take j. ttales of certaini assests ; but against v, ed o that Strelist possesse unencunmberel - ta Ic at more than £lIOUnO, that Paul ?? ))-in all, ...

... --- ?', _ I; , 1 1 ? N I -.1. 'I -0414 Juogrti THE RESTORATIO N Or ST. MARzk REDOLIFFOREURCfl. Soe-4'rsnlt nia to call, the attentio of -commerial Meaie ±mera to the abave etruoture, with the, hope~bth cnth a be done, by united effortoan theirpert, toimitate theiisoble'x. amjsedf Nil ee prindtm.11 Wheni that wrhy Inrcn teamplated doIng wlat' bybls1i)iinalaplfct pitisom tim acoo~plshe, tle o~e ...

... FALL OF KARS. on Wednesday's Morning Post contatined the following h iWe regret to state that authentic intelligence has been received which leaves no doubt as to the fate of Kars. frc isniari Precha (Geneal Kmety) with anoter officer, wa 0WI succeeded in eludingthe vigilance of theRsia oit lilk posts, haveeffected thir escape. hen they quitted wi Rare, Gen. William had been compelld by ...

... A Blristol contemporary notices at some length ' The Whitia SU y Star Journal, published on board an emigrant ship during thi its voyage to Australia ?? e The style in which emigration from this country has been an tconducted during the last few years, in noble ships carrying a Ox tnnmber of passengers equal to the population of a small town or a large village, has made old father Neptune ...

... Y. (IF La ST HXalVEST. i II qi Ibas just published the opir V';IL, ran , ,Uc has just pablislhed the opinions of of e re~,)aente ont the important subject of the bif ?? c' o oreltl of We have selected several wif * im ( e rt r contemporary, fully alive to the she *1o exists in arriving at a just conclusion on this ma ccc' *\ 5- ~lstslaut ' from'the various and conflicting stol * ?? c ' cS elth ...

... i 1'AFP.ON OF ST. MARIY CHURCH. s Stat Lonmillis umbra. il ?? fitst part of a new serial has just been put into v - dited by the Rev. Henry Newaand, the recently D e:car of St. ?? Church. It is entitled The a tos Church-What they teacb. His aim, he p has been that these sermons should be written as a- I title (ai poupulum, (the reader may be inclined to a .he ' I'd e). His veneration for ...

... HOW BILL BENNOCH ENT'ERTAINED Hi8 FRIENDS IN AN UNEXPECTED MANNER. [The following is from Mr. A. W. Cole's tale of Lorimer Littlegood,incourseofpubliontioR iu Sharpes' London lagazine, We need only premise,. for the foll understanding of it by the reader, that Bill Bennoch is a low scamp and confirmed drunkard, who Is elevated by the award in a lawsuit from brutal poverty to undeserved ...

... 9, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?? ?? fo EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTHDEO Exi it RAILWAYS. cot tO FROM EXErTER-I,-EEI DAYS. ?? OUNDAYS. 11&2 1,2,3 02 1 022 1 121.2,32 ; 12,32rUl&2 & 1 51,2,3 clasass ssI las ?? s clas ClAss Loss clap classl ?? w s. .. ?? . .5. 5. 5!M . P.? 5. 541 . . . p. . s i s.! sP. 9, Exeter ?? 4250 7 50 111, 010 00 9 25 I.1000 15P40 %~M le St. Owies. 0 l 0 1 4: o 24. ...

... FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE, (Fiso ruscu.) sil rthe ?? floth of public praise blown lightly by each random be . gaes on trophies, bright for dlays, to lhapse iii centuries of rust. Tu'he public heart, that wvill be fed, bsst has no art its food to choose se Caiaps what cooies readiest, stones for bread, rather than fast, an will not refuse. B-ence hero-worship's hungry ?? taies mennest idols ...