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... |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 ...

... 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 ...

... NEWTON ABBOT. WOLBOROUGH CHURCR YARD.-The Bishop of St. Davids consecrated the additional burial ground, which has been added to the yard, on Monday. There were seven clergymen present, and a small sprinkling of the parishioners. A tent was erected, in which the Bishop read the service. TORQUAY. A snipe, the first for the season, was brought down a few days ago on the marshes near the railway ...

... non nre proud of our beef, but it is a qi we Englislinton me proud of our beef, but it is a question en; whether wvo have not much more reason to be proud of our pr mutton. Englisb and Scotch agriculture owe moro to mutton liI than to beef. Our enrliest umanufacturing fame was founded on to native long wool. Oir greatest agricultural revolution wae pro. wl duecedby feeding mutton on oil.ecke ...

... The following important letter appeared in The Times of last Thursday:- Sir,-We beg a space in your columns, in order to draw public attention to the present alarming spread of small-pox, It is raging in various parts of this metropolis, and through- out the country. It has already produced a great mortality, and, from all we can learn, is much on the increase It was stated in a valuable ...

... A Is there no wasl to 1xbighome a wandaleing sheep but by NtOrryinI IlitI thth t e _ tF11fl-. Scott 0, ,-,t Ili, lot oill1 defects of ann which are not in their p---l to oh ! 'is cruelty to beat a cripple with his owu orutcles -It'ht. The sliscovery of what is true, and the practice of what Is good, see the twro most importaut actions of ansnu'slife.-l'sftzier. Time eavers slippers of list, ...

... AGRICULTUEAL MEETINGS. no LrI'PITT, COMBEENBLEIGI-, U110TTEBY, AND be MONKTON AGI1ICULTUJBAL ASSOCIATION. This society told its cunual ploughing match on wealnes. lot day last, in a field called Ten Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Of Clement Griffin, of the parish of Luppitt. Twenty-one Fe plooghes Competed. The judige~s of plonghing were-Mr. bn Glanville, Whilsicilo Mr. Griflla, Sidbury; and ...

... I On Saturday her Majesty and his Royal Highness a the Prince Consort, left Windsor by a special train at nine . o'clock for Portsmouth, to be present at the launch of the r Victoria, They were accompanied by the Princess Royal, c e Princess Frederick William of Prussia, and her royal consort, r Prince Frederick William of Prussia, the Princess AlicePrinuce l Arthurandthe Princesses Helena and ...

... _ LORD CLYDE AND TIHE MUTINOUSSOLDIERs.-The courts-martial on the mutinous soldiers of the Indo-European army have terminated, and the sentences in almost every case havebeen of terrible severity. A mannamed Barry,for instance, was condemned to twenty-one years' penal servitude, and to receive fifty lashes. This sentence Lord Clyde angrily com- mated to imprisonmenttor eighteen months, and ...

... GENTLENESS OF TIME SEX-After all, Woman's Forte is her he Binuo.-Lor'l Paliesrsten. is BAMNVIELLL iS hics'is v ArAIN !-A yachting friend was [C. telling Baron Branwell that, while out on a coasting cruise, they dined one day hf IDeal. Rather a dry repast, exclaimed the 1 facetious Baron, who is quite the Widdicomb of the legal circus to -circuit, swe mean. For icy part, although tastes, ...

... The Prince and Princess Frederick William of en Prossia arrived-t Dover shortly after midnight, on Monday. to t At ten aem. they proceeded by special train to London, and started for Windsor via the Great Western Railway. FRiaHvTFYL DEATII.-On Saturday morning Mr. C W. Barnett, a master builder, whilst euperintending some dir )f work at Hyde Park gate, went on the parapet for the purpose a ao ...