... The clergy of the Arclidoacoury of Ely have hieit a meeting b totake into consideration the question of church-rates, It P seemed generally to be regarded that the ultimate aim of the v churcih-rate abolitionists is the overthrow of the Church; there was a strong disposition, however, to make concessions a for peace sake; but there were not wanting those who held P that if the agitation were ...

... Crt FRANCE. o iodyt no The Franch Cutwent to Compiiguone Mna t no the pleasures of the obese. A. report was published in England that the Emperor intended to put a atop to the free emigration scheme so far as the importation of African labourers is concerned. Tbe Pays and the utrie deolare the statement to be totally unfounded. General do Sallee, one of the French commsnders in the Crimea, has ...

... The Prince of WValcs will entetr the ?? as an officer in the Coldstresin Guards. There are ats many as 108 cases in the ~ivly0o Court for divorces, and juidiclial separation. The number of insane pear of Irelaned meiceitilinot] at the public cost., or- et large, enl the lot Of douu11:trv, l-c',7 was 0,280. sA ,Jury-hox ?? has becca made fon: tim Cceurt of I.Chancery. it is portable, and can ...

... WEDNESDAY, NovEMBER 10, 1868. TnE Foreign Intelligence this week is of such an important and interesting nature that it is well deserving of precedence in our weekly summary of events, First of all there is the opening of that remote, deeply interesting, and hitherto sealed ?? the enterprise and commercial intercourse of the world. Such great events as the opening of China, and now of Japan, ...

... EXETIV.M I.:X!'TERI T1OWN COUNCIL. MAYOR CH1OOSIING bher the U~liO.I~ifi)irS EETING.-CAPT. TANNER JU-A FOR. tel, Cal A spole meting of the newly-elcoted Town Council was rep held yester'lpy ('l'uesdegy) at thle Ciulildliall, for the purpoea of cot electin6 the Mayor, High Shrfadmunicipal officers for tro the year ensuing. onbefore the hour appointed for the af a' meeting-t welve, o'clock-every ...

... GREAT ROBBERY OF JEWELLERY IN REGENT-STREET. Information has been reported at the chief police detective office, Great Scotland-yard, that another of those peculiar and mysterious robberies which of late have been so frequent at the west-end, has taken place at -Mr. Warwick's 124, Regent- street, silversmith and jeweller. A man and woman, most fashionably dressed, entered the shop under the ...

... ii ,e TIT 10i1 TAT.-A missionary in the Chinese waters :Y having distributed several copies of the Ten Commliandments ?? shore, they were sent back the next day, with tlbo request that they might be distributed among the irench and English, e for thoe tracts contained admirable doctrines, and these people c evidently much needea theia. to AN EDIxToR TuPRsED PILNTER.-The effitor of the to ...

... Full details of the burning of the Eastern City, an Australian steamer, have arrived. She left the Mersey for Melbourne in July with a heavy cargo, 180 passengers, and forty-seven officers and men. Her run was- successful as far as the equator, when on August 23rd, it was found that a fire had broken out in the hold. Captain Johnstone at once ordered the passengers and crew on deck, and all ...

... A FAsHIoxAnBLE AUDIENCE.-That remarkably in fine man, as the ladies call him, in the big private box, whose Cs blue dress-coat with velvet collar, white waistcoat, whiter be necktie, and fine curly flaxen wig remind the audience of the as once finest gentleman in Europe, is not his Imperial Highness ow the Grand Dunke of Meddlingbeggar Seidlitz, as the profusion w of brilliantorders upon his ...

... NORlTiMOLTON AND TWITCHEN AGRICULTURAL of SOClETY. This associotioll hell its annual ineeting last Wednesday. Although ?? in the ' gloomiy month of November, the weather se was as genaic nnd bright as a lay en MaIy. The ploughimig took place illn a fiie onl Stitchpool Farm, in the occupation of Mr. i JalmePs Yeo iaIl. se The IcilugeR ?? Allotments-Mr. N. Crang, of 13ratton; lr. Coiner, of ...

... CONTINU91) FROM OUR SrVENTIT 1'AGE. - regi ?? TIVERLTON. hay Yestarday (Tuesday) Mr. S. Gath was elected taki Mayor for this borough. of BARNSTAPLE. Mr. Richard Bremridgo was unanimously elected Th( Mayor on Tuesday. He was proposed by Mr. J. K. Cotton, the and seconded by Mr. Chanter. her TOPSHAM. ho1W The parishioners have lately erected a handsome Pooi tablet to the memory of the Rev. Henry ...

... DUNSFORD DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL _. .~ . ..ASSOCIATION. The fourteenth annual ploughing match of this society was held yesterday (Tuesday) at Cheriton Bishop, and it is with ;much regret that wre are compelled (through the crowded s tate of our columns) to postpone a report of the proceedings till our next. It may be remarked tbat the gathering was most satisfactory, and the following is THE ...