... ' - ' TEIGNMOUTH. A meeting of the burial Board vas held on Tuesday, when James Letbridge was appointed lodge-keeper at the cemetry, vacant by the death of William Woodley. His salary will be ,£10 per-annum. In eonsideration of-the destitute condition in wlibb)tl46 tidgty of the (lits'keper i loefg, 'a graitaif of. fifty ebillings was,,voted to her, in additipn !oj the quarter's salary due on ...

... CULLOBIPTON. THY. FAIR-On Wednesday last the fair was held in this town; the attendance of dealersfromLondon, Bristol, Exeter, Plymonth, and the intervening towns was numerous. Ther'e was a large supply of all descriptions of stook of better quality than has been known for a long time, which sold at the following ?? sheep in their wool, 6d.to,7d.; ewes and lambs, £2 10s. to XD; fat sheep, Os. ...

... 0 o HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. i 0 The House of Lords sat a few minutes, transacted a little be 0 business, and adjourned until Monday week. o 0 di__ __ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ 0 HOUSE OF CO1IMONS-THURSDAY. dI 0 W 0 THE VOTE OF CENSURE, AND THE OUDE WI 0 PROCLAMATION. au 0 Mr. Riort and Mr. DUNLOP gave notices of amendments thc 5 in the form of additions to Mr. Cardwell's resolution, WI 9supposing it ...

... Tbe Governor-General has issued the following:- PROCLAMATION TO THE PEOPLE OF OUDE The army of his Excellency theCommander-in.Chief is in pbasession of Lncknow; and the city lies at the mercy of the British Government, whose authority it has for nine months Tebelliously defied and resisted. This resistance, begun by a mutinous soldiery, has found support from the inhabitants of the city and of ...

... _EN~l J FRANCE.I THE PAins CouvERxbaoEs.-The Moniteur of Sunday d publishes the following:- The Plenipotentiaries of France, I AustriikGreatst Britain, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey I met on Saturday, the 22nd of May, to discuss the organisation of the Danubieu Principalities. I dewO ertraordinary duels have occured at PariS. M. Henry j Nda Pane puablisbed in Figaro some playful ...

... I LONDON-WEDNESDAY. HOUSE OF LORDS-TUESDAY. TVE GOVERNOR-GENERAL'S PROCLAMATION. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said be had to beg the indulgence of their lordships while he corrected an error which bad occurred last evening. He came down to the House last night without ever expecting that a question likely to lead to a discussion would arise. From what could be gathered from the noble marquis's ...

... THE- REPLY TO LORD . CANNING'S i PROQUMATION. ; The Secret Committee of the Court of Directors of the P' it East India Company to the Governor-General of india in in Council. it 0 April 19, 1858-' G e Our letter of the 24th of; Iarch will have put you in in 1 possession of our general views with respeot-to the, treatment of is the people in the event of the evacuation of Luaktow by the el ...

... THE DEATH AVATCH. I had just finished the annotations to the second edition of my great quarts, e I'lanotis slisque BMiraculis Cocli. My lamp was slowly expiring, and the night woe profoundly silent, sove time low lopping of the canal against the basement of the hous~e. Suddenly I heard the regular but muffled pishb of oars. N'o need wvas there of a moeont's thought to guess the dark, stern ...

... THE BUDGET IN BRIEF. John Bull to B. Disraeli. y I've sixty-seven millions to pay, - And sixty-three millions to pay it; 'Retrench' is the cry of the day, And I've come to ase you to essay it.' Y B. Disraeli to John Bull. y 'Retrench' my dear John? no-not you ! a What's the odds between ,neum and sam n a You've four millions of bills coming due- ! Well, wvhat are bills meant ?? 'em! BITTER ...

... I , . bf LONDON-WEDNESDAY. e INDIA. A Marseilles despatch asserts tbat the Ranee of Jhansi has escaped, end ia bringing back a large body of troops to 1. besiege the English. The disarmament in Guzerat is general. ; The Englishan demands that all prisoners proved rebels a should he pat to death. The Bombay Time denounces this n proposition, and invokes publicopinion in Englandagainstit. a The ...

... - .- ?? .- I The cable at Keyham has now been stowed away on board the two vessels with which last years attempt was made, v There are 3,050 miles of cable to submerge between two points only, 1,050 statute miles apart, so that 1100 miles, or I about 46 per cent., is allowed for accidents and slack in paying out. This immense cable, which weighs about one ton per I mile, will be equally ...

... aC ==DENTS, OFFENCES, &I. ACCIDENTS, OFFENCES, &o, I Two labouring men were run down lasti Saturday , week night,X while intoxicated, by a train onr the Monmouth- . s Bhire CompaDy' line at Risco. Both were killed on the spot. ;, READING IN BED.-Miss Jane Frampton, a young t lady on a visit at the house of Mtr. Baxton, Windmill-street, . a Hampistead-road, London, was shockingly burnt, a few ...