... RAILWAY TIME TABLES- EXETER AND CRED'i'ON AND NORTI - adv, 1610010 10X16T112-NVFF DAYS. SUNDAY$. 6&21& 1& II &2 5, 021 O 11 ess ' cla ss clas s' C e. 0 a C asso las ass o c6A~8 ~ 60000 tlaoo 00. ?? 0.0. M. Pr.Mvo. j,8 gieter ?? 40 74011 10, ~ i 6 85 oD gs.ire-- * 72|1201 1 20i 340 o 60 ; 35 i B0 65 |lol5t*-18 S0.yro.. 75j42O 12013 401600615 45 5 14 ?? 13 160r8el,20-r 4 49 8 601l2 11! 1 4 2t17 ...

... NEWTON. ABBOT. The harvest has begun in several parts round this district: a field of oats was out last week, near Kingskerswill, and a field of barley at Biahopeteiguton. The subscriptions raised by the inhabitants, with the proceeds fronm the amateur concert, have fully covered the losaea of the poor people who suffered so severely by the late ~r. Murrin, butcher, in endoavonring to open a ...

... A Hertfordshire Incumbent, writing to the Time8, says: Rumours of propositions for the mutual disarmament of England and France will not, it is to be hoped, distract the British people from their determination to ensure their own security by the course they are now taking. Of no country whatever is the belligerent force to be measured simply by the strength of its armaments at any given ...

... FRANCE;' tbh PAnes, Friday.-The French' Cabinet has, by telegraph bu informed the powers concerned that the opening of the ml Congress will not take place before the 19th of January ii next. - bli PAnis, Sunday.-It is stated that the Papal Nunclo iml visited Count Waiwski yesterday, in order to demand an til explanation on the rumoured official origin ofthe pamphlet SI La Pape et le Congrbs. ...

... 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. ...

... DUNSFORD DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION. The fifteenth annual meeting of this asecciation, which comprises the parishes of Deddiacombaleigh, Briaford, Cbristow, Holcombe Burnell, Tedburn St. Mary, Cheriton Bishop, and Ashton, was held 1hat Thuredey, at Cbristow.t The weather was as genial as a day in spring; and if 1November's leaf was red and sere, the sky of this Much- abused month was ...

... GERMANY. The King of Saxony opened the Landtag on Wednesday. In his speech, which among other things contains a demand for money supplies, there is this passage ?? War threatens to make those treaties doubtful on which the rights of Europe now rest. His Majesty is upheld as well by the consciousness that he has always raised his voice in behalf of that which the honour of Germany and the ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. Henry Wilcott, a labourer, of Paignton, formerly of Kingskeraivell, was brought before the Bench on Monday charged with stealing sleepers, &e., from tie Dartmouth and Torbay Railway, at Paignton, on Thursday evening last. The prisoner Was sentenced to six weeks' hard labour in the House of Correction. TOIQUAY CEMETERY COMPANY.-The half-yearly general meeting of the shareholders ...

... Oueon Victoria opened the session of 1859 in person on Thursday. The westher was clear and cold. Crowds lined the route from Buckingham Palace to St. Stephen's, and her Majesty was everywhere received with acclamations. At shortly after twelve o'clock, the Peeresses and those who were so fortunate as to secure seats in the galleries, M began to assemble in the House of Lords; and by half-past ...

... THE NEW REMFOR BITLL. 4i;l l n nfthD flilof Commons I trh Thebill placedon the table ofthe House of Co mons slastweek bears the names of Mr. Disraeli, Lord Stanley, and G neral a Peel. It is entitled, A Bill to amend the Laws relating to ?? the Representation of the People it England and Wales, and . to Facilitate the Registration and voting of Electors. The es preamble is very brief and ...

... 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 ...

... VARIEIMES. Timn 1'aUtm'xTntt TO THE Ctow.X.-A lady's bonnet. h tl, she was a jewel of a wife, said lIt, mourning over the loss of his better hlrlf; she always strack me with the soft end of the mop. A magistrate appointed to the government of a town greedily accepted a poise of one thousand crowns, presented to hin formally, but., lilkt the keys of the city, not inteleded to be retsined. ...