... All doubt concerning Lord Derby's intentions in reference to the tenantry on his Irish estate is now at an end. On Wednesday last notices to quit were served on every person on the estate with the exceptioe of four. Two brothers, named O'Brien, who were under notice of eviction by the late William Crowe Crowe at the period of his assassination, in July last, on Lord Derby's Donn property, have ...

... DAWLISH. DAWULSI! IMPROVEMENTS. Siri-Having beon reoommended to Dswlishforthebenefitof sta-dar and bathing, I took op my abode th)ere, with my family, for about four moonthi thie eummer, and certainly found it to anawer all our hygeisanexpeotation, as wellas to afford as muchpleasure iO other reapeote. Though this place is comparatively little known, and in point of size and accommodations ...

... 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 ...

... cw -- in The Right Reverend Bishop Carr hasc resigned ve the rectory of Bath, in consequence of his state of hopeless of Her M'qjesty has been pleased to announce -her ?? intention of giving an annual prize of Lu0 to the races held at toronto, Canada. es Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matthews are about to le. mnlt'd a trip to the United States, where they were so popular. to Thdyvwill go by' the ...

... -es 1-1- I ^s n -1-1 f V -,n . - ?? ro n - . IIAT T he late Lieutenant-Colonel EDnUoD Coon0wanL LEoro, C.B., (Nov. 1855), of her Majesty's 97th. Regiment, who died on e the 3rd of June, at Banda, in the Presidenev of Bengal, in the a East Indies, had made his will on the 29th of April, 1854 d (then a Captain), which was witnessed by Colonel H. T. i Lockyer and Paymaster George Griffiths, 97th, ...

... a On the 5th nlt. six sons of the Thames effected a landing at Dieppe to compete for the different prizes offered at the regatta which took place on the 7th. U Our countrymen soon became aware that their rivals were numerous, and determined to offer the strongest possible I resistance to any English that might present themselves. In I fact, the Frenchmen felt apprehensive that the same t ...

... THE EXETER FLYING POST I WEDNESDAY, AuousT 31, 1859. THr Emperor NA'oxron has at length spoken on the subject of the English war panic. The Count de Moi',oy is his mouthpiece, and England is addressed through the Council-General of the Puy de Dome. We are told that the Emperor stopped the war in Italy to prevent a European conflagration, and is surprised that the English press and Parliament ...

... S-C_ -R A - ' )- P --UNC SCRA PS lFRO()M PUNCH. Ti I losrt ( 11. i ?? maxie evcryotte itt it as happy as wo cal. Tli I: I vi\i P t. ...

... DAWLISH. THE LOCAL GOYERNMENT ACT-A few weeks ago a numerous meeting of the ratepayers was held to consider the advisability of adopting the Local Government Act for this town. A large majority decided in favour of it, Some of the large and influential landowners, however, believing that the Act would prove of no advantage to the agricultural district, comprised within the parish, sent a ...

... THE, FIRST OF SEPTEMBER. rrnnx- .U.. n'YxrT:C 1 [FROXr THE TIMES.] This morning, ushered in by a hundred thousand detona- tions, is the festival of St Partridge. Itlas been triamphantly objected to the English Church that it has macde one question- able martyr, but has never dared to make a saint. W7heat the ecclesiastics have not ventured to attempt the laity have boldly done. The first of ...

... - DESTRUCTION 13fY itNBBITS TO CROPS OF CORN. Dear Sir -1 beg to call the attention of the landed pro- prietors, through the mediuim of your paper, to the great injury in the growing crops of corn on many estates in this county by rabbits. 1 have been employed through the month of Jully to value land and crops of, corn. I found on one estate 2tiO acres of wheat, barley, and oats. I was ...

... RAILWAY TIlE TABLES. EXlltE AiND.) CllEDITON AND NOL'iI hlDVON. FttO71 E1V TOII-WII DIS DAYS. 0U'i S. _ .2I0 Ii& & 0 ,. 1221,1,121,2,21I&2 class elscass c s 2 ?? j;S, c ase class cia's class cla's elte A . a.; A; ; ' ;. . j St. rl S t .c , ?? .. . . r A. .40 742. 11 39 J01 02.5 4 1815 130530 ?? . 7250 11 20 12'03240 -0a050 ; 5 40 30:: 0 Creditot.. 4 525 52' 1142 1 404071594542805 1 51 SO: 0 ...