... The monthly meeting of this body was hold Atthe Guildhall, onsd Wednesday. The Alayor ( Drake, Esq.,) in the chair.' There Ti were also present, Mfr. M. IKannaway, Mr. D;-Moore; Mr. T. Norris, Mr. Latnier, Mr. JT. W.NIloocks. Air. Geaebsia's, Mr. Hughes, Mr. Matthews, Mr. Sclater, AIr. Franklin, Mr. R. W. Hooper, Mr. Trehaone, Mr. S. Davies, Mr. Nor'ringtoin, Mr. Hirtzel,' Mr. Trimble, Mr, ...

... EXETER COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. 568530 FscIDAY.-1?efore MVr. .Rc ystrrKing. Mr, RC RicnAnD Scomim3, ironmionger and boot anid'shbiou O~~ maker, Bodminland, near Liskoard. Meeting for on At choice of assignee. Mr. Clarke (for I-r. Fieud) ap eared of Do for the bankrupt, and Mr. ('ampion. for the creditors. Mr. J ]Bankrupt's liabilities and debts amounted to £9353 l9s. 10d., try -te and tho assets ...

... - ' i- -} i'.EX ?? TE0MA3 BOARD .OF., GuARDIANS. C The weekly meeting of St. :Thconas Board.ishNeld on t] .:Fri~ay last, under the presidppy of1T.Woodmau, Eq., a . ffloe-ohafriian. 'Thie sthiei'uardians present were the n Tlo4 ndev , H.E CMorty2 G .D. Adams, Rev. c ?? L'.Damces esersr. I'opjsam, talfer~M ,, nders, Ricbards, o 'Mitchell,' Long YWre, Fiyiff d Fox, Pieley, S.Davey, I ,Paie, ...

... I T2UIGNMOUTH -The Cambridge local examination will be held at Teigumouth in the ensuing week, it having been appointed a meal centre by the University. It is understood that twenty-one candidates will present them- selves to the Rev. W. P. Anderson, B.D., Emmanuel College, Cambridge, who has been appointed local examiner. TIVERTON.-The Conservatives at Tiverton have probably seen the best of ...

... THE rIPSY BOY. There was no one in te olad witewoonhed sanded kitehen, but the fire burned not the less brightly for that.All was silent, save the tick-tick of the great smoky fscea clockexcept once when the heavy long-backed Poker, tliat had been gradually slipping for five minutes before, came tumbling down with a tremend~ousd clatter on the lender. A little mouse which had ventured out in C ...

... SUBRPISING CURB Or LONG-STANDING ASTHMA BY TAXINq LAERT ASTHMATIC BALaaS.00rnl2rniatod throngk Mr. B. M. Graham, Chemist, 21, East Holborn, South Shields, May 2,1868.--To Mr. Wmi. Lambert, Chemist. After suffering from Asthma for the lost twelve years, and hasing tried althe different sooalled pepoifle for tbeconplalntvsith. out benefit, I .waa recommended by Mr. R. M. Grabaem, of this town, ...

... THEi EXItVR PIJYIP(}Tj.' ITU~~ S .K . , .O . 1ti is Ecurions to ,surmise ?? feelings of *mr. , -hts youthfu son to the constituency on'Chester! '3Wea ' cannot. s8pposea 't1e'pl'easp1e a4i pnpkv1w e 'xpressed 'wer Fye y 1d unaniliating reflections,, He sn~ust1have felt thatithere~.I was a.1dme witien hetoo; rade-his e the politiqit: nf iii *iie selflee,,o£ , yuthful sigour ,d ?? o!err>,B ~Q ...

... WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 4,1881. T-ne Earest of 1881 is in, and our agricultc friendser ith the single exception perhaps of Devonshire, may all be COnD gratnlated on the result. in 1880 the crops in our own county were some of the best in the country. This year they are certainly among the worst. Yet even here in the Western Counties where the meteorologists tell us we M2Y expect rain on the ...

... FOREIGN INTEPLLIGENORE FRANCE. The news from Paris is very scarce. There is a very general report that M. Drouyn de Lhuys will vacate the Foreign Office, and replace M. De Flahault as ambassador at our Court, should he fail in his attempt to reconcile Italy and the Pope. As the failure of the French Foreign Minister is all but, if not quite, a certainty, we may, therefore, expect to see him ...

... CaoNoitrY.-Pitson Minor in the. Cathedral Church of Here. ford: val. £638 :pat.Bishop ?? :,Rev. H. H. Morgan,dee. REcTontts.-Ashford. Devon: dio. Exeter: val. £110: Pet. Lord Chancellor: Rev. J. I. Fletcher, D.D,, deo. Brockville: dio. Toronto: Rev. J. F. Lewis, prom. Falkinglian w. Langtort V. : oo. and die, Lincoln: val., 611: p54. Sir. G. Heathoote: Etev. T. dl. Rawnsley, dde. Jersey, St. ...

... EXETER TURNPIKE TI USTE ES. Thebi-monthly meeting of this Truet was held at the Globe Hotel, Exeter, on Wedneeday afternoon, D. B. Devy, Eeq., in the ohair; and preseant-E. A. Senders, Esq., Rev, U. Mandy, G. Turner, Esq., M. Reanaway, Esq., F. Milford, Esq., W. Pope, Esq., E. Trood, Esq., C. Matthews, Eeq. TlbheTRrAsrEnEa (Mr.Milford) reported tbe following balanoes: Exeter tIrust, £1,551 ls. ...

... -- ? ?? he Souvn DEvoN. AND TAreTooL.-The report of the v directors states that £248,055 had been expended on capital i- account, and. £246.276 received leaving a balance against the ech company of ;1,779, to be provided for by the issoe of a further his number of now eharee. The rent received from the South tibe Devon Railway Company for the half-year ending the 30th of ain June amounts 'to ...