... MISOCETLANEA. What a world of gossip would be prevented if it were only remnembered that a pereon who tells yoaof thefaulits of others intende to tell others of your-faults I Dr. Johnson used to say that a heabitof looking at thle beet side of every event' is far better than a thousand pouns a year. Bishop Hall quaintl y remarks, For every bad there might be a worse; and when one breaks ...

... NORTHK: AND ,SOUTI DEVON. RBARNSTAfLE. (OOsnruNT= FROU OUR SEVENTI PAGE;.) a COMMITHENTS.-(By R. Budd and J. R. Griffiths, Esqrs.)-John Slader, of Marwood, for disobedience of a r bastardy order obtained by Elizabeth Gould, of Sherwill, has been sent to prison for three calendar ?? t Williams, a vagrant, has been committed for three weaks for begging at Westleigh. BIDEFORD. r The ball at the ...

... Itrade. I AN AMERICANoNAMERICAN INSTITUTIONSI ' - _ _ A ^ A- I A - In adderssilog his BirIllingham constituents, in a Speecb be wlijh wao meant to be a Creat demonstration in favour of an parliaslentarv rMforr, MIr. Bright protested against the mi Worniog RO often repeated of late against Americamising it I'ritigh inistitutions. lie said heknew of only one institution of whlich Aimerienns need ...

... EXETER GUILDHALL._WEDNESDAY. r-1- fsor- syOQ AlRimmoned for using WM,. MIDDLEWEEK WAS summoned for using ababive language to Mrs. Elizabeth Ware, in Lower North- street, on Friday. The parties were neighbours, and Mrs. Ware was in !diddleweek' s house, when they quarrelled about a collar. Mr. Middleweek, it was alleged, called Mrs. Ware by an obscene name, and said that she had kept a brothel. ...

... ot. : nb liD TEIGNMOUTH. Se: mI ' At a meeting of the rate payers of West Teign- en OD month oa Thursday, a rate of 6d. in the pound, for the relief fox oe of the poor, wes granted. Po! aj. TRADIMENm's BALL.-A ball is announced to take thi he place at the Assembly Rooms, on the 12th instant. Mr. tbi the Chamsnof dte Queen's Hlotel, has undertaken the manage. W. eel nieaflo ?? is zxputod to p ...

... . BARN STAPLE Sir W. Fraser, M.P., and Mr. Laurie, M.P., have- caused ten guineas each to be given, away to the necessitous in this borough. Mr. J. H. Toller, the deputy coroner, held an inquest 't Abbotaham, on Monday last, on the remains of a man which had been washed upon the beach on thepprevious evening. Identification was almost impossible-the face was entirely gone, and the body was ...

... l -- M T Pir tr . (Uyl, Phort., hns made thc munificent 1.wniki of ' tl ,i I) t( the D)orset CLoUnty Hospital. Gtr (ilbert Scott tuin Mr. Digby Wyatt have -, 0, ciflhtd ni @ ilt eretit rct for the nexw India House. parfliament ?? further prorogued on Thursday till tl L Irl of F't'brur Y-thel to illeet for despatch of business, The glasa 1nau1Rttfaturors of Birmingham have ,lot, I Hll ied to ...

... On Tuesday night the Rev. Hugh Stowell, MA., delivered alecttue in Exeter Hall,the object of which was to demon. strate that the law of labour is a law of love. The chair was occupied by G. Hitchcock, Esq., treasurer of the Young Men's Christian Association. The Rev, Mr. Stowell, who was received with. loud cheers, said labour might at its first aspect be severe, not to say repulsive, and they ...

... FRANCE. se The excitement caused by the remarks of the French of Emperor to M. Hubner has been rather increased than id allayed by subsequent events. The journals, notably the of Presse, have written as fiercely against Austria as if no reassuring note had appeared in the ltosniteur. The Prease s says that if there is a revolution in Italy it will alarm the m Conservatives of Europe, and ...

... :0 TlIE IEDITOR Or TrEYMIANOS ExTER FLYIxG rosr Sltt-As many ,f your readers may feel anxious to know b the result Of ties Corn Averages for the seven yeals to B Christmas, 18; publishted by authority in the London Gazette '1 of this evening, viz.:- 1 Whleat . . 7s. 4d. per imperial bushel b Barley . . 4s. oid. ditto C Oats. .. 3s. Oid. ditto 11 I beg to state, for their information, tbat each ...

... BARN STAPLE. The Town Coullcil met on Wednesday. There were twelve members present; and, in the absence of the Mayor, Mr. Maunder presided. Thewatch committee's report upon r the question of the police force of the borough confirmed the opinion which was recently expressed by the Town C Council generally-namely, that Barnstaple was sufficiently f protected by its present police force, and that ...

... Mr. Editor,-Your well-known kindness to the poor induces kee me to hope that you will not object to insert these few words and in your widely circulated paper. son Many of your readers who are not acquainted with the etyl facts of the case, may imagine that the few drunken men and nati boys who were rkID to carry a flag through the city (last and Saturday) with the words on it, Hurrah fir ...