... |THE EXE.ER FLYING POST. C WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1859. Tin Italian question has entered on a new phase, it being announced that the King of Piedmont, in consequence of a very urgent representation received from the French Government, has refused to allow his cousin. Prince EuGENEr CAnIlGAN, the Admiral of the Sardinian Fleet and General-in-Chief of the National Guard of Sardinia, to accept ...

... ?? I - ?? BBRNSTAPLE. Jane Hammett, of Barnstaple, bas beeu fined 5s., with 7s. 6d. expenses, for disorderly conduct at Bratton Fleming fair on Friday. The only case which came before the Magistrates at the Braunton Divisional Potty Sessions, on Wednesday, - was the application of Mary Bielment, of Marwood, who obtained an order for is. 6u1. a week with all the incidental expenses against John ...

... In summer time when leaves growr green, And flowers are fresh and gay, Robin food end his merry men Were disposed to play.-Ol' Ballad. The Ancient Ordter of Foresters, which Order hba Verdant Green for its symbol, and Charity fer its object, held its annual fete and gala on Monday. The Foresters boast of the antiquity of their Order, and althosugh, gentle reader, they pot that daering outlaw, ...

... Lisfenioil % ii tO ; a LU1 - o wa1 ISiOUillQ out a stream of titll. Jeri rd ?? islw-p to the pero next him, ` She'll be coughill SO-lt, t IIl tihtl ei CaI strike in. Sooi aflter Sir lions l Rivers took orders, lie wvas told bv a frititd ?? ie otlid ustldolibtedil become a bishop. 'i ldeedo, siil sir I o11ite ?? so ? -i ;ecause rivets invariably go 1' tIh. sd e ,. Two caite-dl to g friends ...

... THE CHEQUERED CHARACTER OF AN ACTOR'S LIFE, ' f te -nnn-f dv. n i.l lhnn ?? nf M.. P W boh~t- lantI I At the banquet given in honour of Mr. B. Webster, last a a week, he thus spoke in reply to the toast of his health: a There is no trodden path to dramatic fame either in acting P or writing, and yet the untiring zeal with which it is sought tl is marvellous. I left a homne almost of luxury for ...

... 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 ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. An immense reservoir is in course of construction on the top of Baker's-hill, 200 feet above the town, for the p purpose of supplying the Earl of Devon's property with water. A As the Torquay water company are now laying 5 water mains in various parts of the town, it has been resolved E to erect a drinking fountain in front of the tower, for which b purpose a subscription list ...

... 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 ...

... NORTH AND SOUTH DEVON. WE CONTINUED FROM OUR SEVENTHI PAGE. t, . ?? BARNSTAPLE. C Mr. J. H. Toller, the deputy coroner, held an inquest at Branuton, on Thursday, upon the body of Mr. Win. Heddon. The deceased seems to have indulged himself very ex, freely in intoxicating liquors, especially during the past five eir months. On the morning preceding the day of the inquest jig he got up between ...

... It was oil n aine September evening, within toytl time (and I anm not, I tttust, too old to be loved), that Couct Anatole L-, of the illmpertinttut and paiticualrly useless profession of attache, walked up and down before the glass in his rooms at the Arch- duke Charles, tbe first hotel, as you know, if you have travelled in the groen-belted end flir city of Vienna. The brass ring was still ...

... BARNSTAPLE. (CONcTINTUED FROM OUR SEVERTIi PAGE.) Thomas Stevens and Charles Jones have been I remanded upon the charge of stealing some things from the t larder of Mrs. Eingdon, of High-street, Barustaple. i BIDEFORD. The Bideford Market on Tuesday was thinly attended. In corn tbe business was of a retail character, and but few sales were effected. On Sunday evening some mischievous persons ...

... I:OIg',>' 'DEVON. :BARNSTAPLE. . THE FLOWERS OF THE FoREST.-A bevy of seven- teen-men, women, and children-of the gipsy tribe were condooted to Barnstaple on Thursday morning from Stoke Rivers, where they had unlawfully encamped. Three of them underwent an examination before MIr. R. Budd arid the Rev. J. Arthur; but as they promised to leave this neigh- bourbood immediately they were ...