... to The nave of the chapel ill Dover Castle is used as in a coatl-yard. it, Five Peers, formerly Masters of the Royal Stag le Hounds, and other Peers and gentlemen, have presented a to handsome piece of plate to 'Mr. Charles Davies, Huntsman of le the Queen's Stag Hounds, as a minar of his `high qualiflca- *d tions as a sportsman, his gentlemanly bearing in the hunting rs field, and his long ...

... * The third annual meeting of this society was held at the Egremont Arms, Williton, on Thursday, July 29tb. After the business of the society had been transacted, a large party sat down to an excellent luncheon, which bad been prepared by Mr. Dunn. The chair was taken by the Hon. P. P. Bouverie, M.P., and amongst those present we noticed the Countess of Egremont, Mrs. Carew, Mrs. Abraham, Mrs. ...

... r After the celebration of the marriage on Tuesday last week e between the Hon. Augustus 1a3npfylde and Miss Florence S Sheridan, theconmpanyassembled at Mrs. Sherlidan's residence, s in Grosvenor-place, where breakfast was given. Among those 3 present were the Marquis of Lansdowne, Viscount and r Viscountess Palmerston, the Duke of Somerset and Lady D Gwendolin St. Maur', Lord and Lady ...

... CONTINUED FRtOO OUR SEVENTH PAGE. OKEHAiIPTON. GAs.-A company hasbeen formied for the psirpose of supplying this. town with gas, and the buildings required for its manufacture are in course of erection. The old lamps are to expire on tue fah of November next.~ IIATHERLIGIGH. DEATIT or LuilITENANT.COLONEL MORRIS, 0.13., oF H.M. 17rss Lucireas.-The melancholy intelligence of the death of this ...

... 1 It is-understood that the Ilinisters contemplate a 3 ?? session, and that at present it is determined a Parliament shall reassemble early in November. Of course I very important news from either India or China may influence this determination as to the precise date in November; but of the present intention there is no ?? Journal. GREAT WESTERtN RxrLWAY.-It appears that the accounts of the ...

... NOTES OF A TOUR FROM EXETER TO THE LAIKES, GLENS, AND HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. No. 11. It was a glorious drive over the traompilas from Dunkela to Inverness, as was stated last week. The latter town was the fuin length of bur tether northwards, and it now remains to sketch rapidly our homeward steps vid the Caledonian _ Caalm Fort William, Glence, and the Trossachs. It occupied two days ...

... Madame Veroni, a conjuror, is performing at the Royal Public Rooms in this ?? adeerfisement. The Wiltsleire Indevesodent states that her Majesty bas been pleased to grant a pardon to the man William Craft, who was sentenced to six months' bard labour for an assault irn kissing Miss Collyns, of this county, at Swanage. The marriage of Lord Seymour, eldest son of the Duke of Somerset, with Lady ...

... GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. The forty-sixth half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in this company waS held on Friday last at the railway station, Bristol. The Hon. F.J. Ponaonby, chairmanof the Board of Directors, presided. The attendance of sharebolders was very small, and the proceedings passed off more favourably than was expected, considering the directors in the report proposed there should ...

... CONTINUED FROM OUR SEVENTU PAGE. STARCROSS. MELANCHoLy DEATH BY DBOWN NG.-On Sunday evening last, about ten o'clock, as Garnsworthy, (who was better known as Garinsey,) the well-known Waterman, who plies between this town and Exwouth, was conveying Mr. Shears to Lyrnpstone, he unfortunately fell overboard and was drowned. It appears that the poor fellow was in the sot of giving Mr. Shears the ...

... R EXETER AND CREDITON AND NOR1TH DEVON 4 RAILWAYS. 1 P1FROM EXETER2-WEEKI DAYS. SUNDAYS._ :e &21I&21&2 I&2 I&2 1 2,3 0 2,3 I&2,,23 I&2 i,,1&2 CISS la~1 las ?? las class ceocasa 95 classcls el S 5.a.m..o~j~sJ S. . ?? 5.'5 M .AM. P.M. P. M. P.M. Pr Exeter,: 4 0 7401110120373 3~ 3 730 130 0 30 .r St.C5S5 7.. 750111201 130 3 62 ?? 7 40 1 40 25 0 Is redton .. 425i 020,1142 130o406000945430 IO6 ...

... -the tract A NUISANCE NEAR THE SOUTH DEVON t c ll.M~~RILWVAY. ?? Arm~t-. for ?? or business on the South Devon Raliway cannot fail to na-e v.)perienced the stench whnch arises from certain pits, containing black fmtid 'and- matter, situated close to the line between the Exurinster and our St. Thomas' Stations. Of a hot day, the odour which fills the again rriages, in Passing this locality, is ...

... EXECUTION.-The conviet Cherrington, found ?? of the murder of his paramour, big master's wife, was executed at Ipewich on Tuesday morning. He made a fall confession, and expressed great penitence. Great exertions bad been made to obtain a mitigation of his sentence, but the authorities could find no ground for compliance. The scene around the gallows wai most demoralising, the assem- bled ...