... --THE ET F N THE EXETER FLYINTG POST. _ ?? ?? ri WE DN ES DAY, JULY 2'0, 1859. h ?? S Tarj: Chlncellor of the Exechquer laid the Whig Budget ti before Parlilamoent on ?? evening, and traly it mny be s Said. Mr. C;LAPITON-L spoke 'all infinite deal of notideg. b The right holl. gentletilall's speech occupies upwards of five fi columns of the Tihsec, and yet all that he said may be Li Sumnmed ...

... ORYSTAL PALAo'E.-RetUrR of admissions for six days ending Friday, December 283, 1850:-Number admitted, ii including season-ticket holdera, 1,344. l Mr. Sidnesy Herbert has addressed a circular to a the lords-lieutenant of counties, announcing that on the lot n of January he would grant to the Volunteer Corps an addi. 0 tioual sipply of Enfield rifles, to the, extant of fifty per cent., 1 ...

... DOWN TIJAIN- !VROBM EXETER TO BABNSTAPLE. 123451780t DOWN TRAINS ?? _ _ To ' ' - t BARN TAPLL. \! E E.]E aa;-aa ia > il -2 1 23 1&2 1,2,3 1,2,S 1 & 211,23 1&2 1,2,S 01as olas elasg lIB class ?? InDs olass A. 'A DI A.M .A1.1 A M. AM.. I'P. M,0. P.M.. llxctor-departura 4 01 .7 40' 0 00110 40 11 101 20030la 1 Newton St. Cyres 7 | 0 40 ]l 2 31 30,3 40!0 2.5 Crediton-arrivfl ..:4 16.. 8 1010 10 11 ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANuAny 2G, 1850. ANOTHER representative man of the Liberal party, Mr. ELL1ICE, has spoken out on the subject of Parliamentary Reform. Mr. ELLICE belorlgs to the political school of Lord DUIHAIM, who was almost as much in advance of his colleagues in the Cabinet which framed the Reform Bill as Mr. BRIoGHT is in advance of Lord JOHw RUSSELL. It might be eapected, then, that the ...

... is I.\X EI.xAY r TBaE 'TABLES. _ }.Xi ll~ls ANXD i 1ITON' AKND NOnRlTH 1)EV. ON. to FRlt.'l D:\ilT1lil-i 1:1011A0S. SUNDAYS. _ 145 2 21 1 1 21 2831 123 1 . C,2,, 12 eti$ssaV class class dass class cla,,ssc . an C 8 45c1.ifsCu ls clas Fouhmo-l 1 S ?? I 7 ?? ?? , J2, ii !~ .4 f~ i, U Exeter ?? 2 0o710 1i1 '120 3 30! 815 0 25 .- 45 35 i3O 3I. Al ye.' 750 I1120220'3 40M25I 355 951%34 3 Crelln., 40 ...

... GENERAL NEWS, CHARGE OF IOTONING AT POPLAnt.-On. Friday George Frederick Royal, alias Reynolds, alias Itignold, was brought up on remand at the Thames Police Court, charged with the wilful murder of Zipporah Wright, a young woman with whom he cohabited, in June last, in Gough-street, Poplar. It was fully proved that poison was the cause of herdeath, snd the prisoner waa committed for trial. Mr ...

... sas eH The Marquis of Clanricarde has been on a visit to nts Garibaldi at Ravenna. icb iks Lola Montez embarked at Southampton on im Tuesday, on board the ilamomunia steamer, for New York. 'he It is stated that Captain M'Clintock has declined ted to receive a pecumiary reward for his services in discovering to the fate of the Franklin party. as. to The Broughamn banquet at Edinburgh, which was ...

... FRANCE AND AUSTRIA. PARIS, Sunday.-The Jfoniteur of to-day makes the following announcement ?? naval division, under the command of Vice-Admiral Jehenne, sailed yesterday from Brest for the Mediterranean.' Ducoirmtz, Saturday.-The Dresden Journal of to-day states:-' The latest proposal of Austria, for a general dis- armament previous to the Congress, is said to be supported by Prussia and ...

... BARNST'APLE. Thleie is a rurmour extant to the effect that the autiritics are favourable to the Square being planted with oi ?? trees, and it is understood that the matter will Ie considerel at the next meeting of the Town Council. The 'Towvn Council meeting, ol Wecdnesday proved t niillity. Te attendance wiet insufficient to form a quorum. Onlt six members were present-namely, the Mayor, ...

... T'im JOY (IF A ?? ?? of the morn sing wvalk, all eoolness aso fragrance; think of the maid-day lounge Lnuder eanbrainog branches, ivhele tito mlind sinks iuto sweetest dreams and all our patI retlini1gs of oh liore, poetry. and Holy Writ take shapes, aud float before us like relities. Think of the mid-day summer ghli of all things ,lhen the partoeres burn with colour and tho cool green gross ...

... ii [~~Vamos THE TEOF MOtONDAY.] at Orcolumns of Sstry l~ast contained the ordinary record isof the death of one of our most eminent engineers, Air. I. If d rnl h os of a mnsn whose p ame has now for -ItwZ generations, from the compmencemneft of this centuryi to th sl present time, been identified with the progress and thle appli- 10 cation of mechanical and engineering science, claims. the le ...

... The Emperor of the French did really have an epaulette r shot away at Solferino. !_ Preparations are making at the French War-office to y bring together, within two months from this time, a force Iof 450,000. a Accounts from Vienna state that the Emperor of Austria had arrived at Laxenburgh early on the 2Sth. Various conjectures had been formed as to the cause of this un- expected visit. a It ...