... EXR?Ii?R. EXETER ' COURT ' OF .BANKRUETCY. * WVEDNESDAY.Beforotir. Commissionir AHdrews.H di ?? FnotnD and Ir(T, bankets, Honiton.. His Hlonour d 'in this delivered-judgment respecting proofs mrade bY Messrs T ':tubbock'and Coppany, bankers, of London (forWhomr, Mr.t Pitts appeanred),,on. the several separate, estates of the bank- tt rnpts.' Wessrs. ?? atid, S on, solicitors to the aseignees, ...

... Hores,-A modern writer has designated home as Heaven's fair sister, and a delightful truth is shrouded in- the title. A Christian home should be a heaven begun on earth; the happy abode of warm and loving hearts, thinking, working, and sorrowing together; all melted down by grace, and uniting together in love. Ticm GOLDEN AwE.-There never was anything like. the sixty or seventy years that ...

... During the past week thirty-four wrecks have -been, reported, making a tots L for the present year of 1,191. Thecottage ofthe Dairyinan'B Daughter, atArreton,. Isle of Wigiat,' celebrated through the Rev. Legh Richmaond's .tale,- is advertised for sale: ; The Rev. ?? Druit, rector of Colfe, has been fined for shootin the poultry ohis neighbour's that were in the hai ftrespassing on his ...

... ActsH&NAUM CrLUS, Detramisr 22nd, 1802. What a good thing it is that Christmas cornea but once a year not that I have any serious Otbjection to plum-puddilig or mince-pie ; to slialapdrego'i or nitvtetoe, or even to the inevitable boxes but everything inl tile political world is so dull, and we aire forced to fall back for the staple of conver- sation on those dreariest aind moat. usied-up ...

... USEt or TUE TUaRIsH BATH IN THE TRsEXoocxT OF CATTLE, SUELP, &c.-The experiment of using the Turkish Bath for the cure of disease in cattle has been t ied by Dr. Barter and Lord Kinnaird. We extract from the Scottish Farmner, of last month, a short paragraph, describing the effect of Lord Rinnaird'sexperimeut:-` Abath of this description,designed specially for the treatment of cattle, but ...

... In Shoe-lane, Fleet-street, is a tavern known as the Coger's Hall, where discussions take place almost nightly upon every conceivable subject, amongst a body of men whoare extremely foni of bearing their own sweet voices; these men call them- selves ' Cogers, the meaning of which has not yet we believe bean satisfactorily esplained. George Francis Train ia not a bashf'il man; be bas the gift ...

... . Wo met gallant old George Cruikshank the other day wandering among the ruins of the ancient tenements in course of demolition for the erection of the new Strand Hotel. We might have imagined him to be in search of the house where Mr. Wood, the carpenter, dwelt, in Queen Anne's time, and where Jack Sheppard is said to have carved his name upon the beam; but, from a sly twinkle in the ...

... EXETER GUILD.HALL.I WEDNESDAY-Present . F. ankli, S. S. Bastard, J. Damnerel, andI W. Clifford, lsgr8. WILLIAM WIDGMRY, keeper of a public house in Summer - land-street, was summonod for selling beer on Sunday during prohibited hours. Mr. Toby appeared for the defendant. P.C. Williams visited the house and saw a man with a quart of beer in his hand; he was carrying it in the direction of a ...

... | ,-0 l : ~AN INGdMOUS BUDGET. 'The cdrrespondent of; a London contemporary, writing' from rario, sa1 I 1Yo ay rha slike to know what ant intelli~genstalr~ist nris oa Otrhe gudget 'of MSr. Lowe.' The inteullent .Zfbregner is in this iniftance M. LeUon~ Say, thm Vell-noWn economst of the Zourizal des' Debatis. *I ?? he says-, cand commennd it to the admirers of ,,the -Budget Tha Budget of ...

... 'Writman's (futtr flning Most (ESTABrLITEMM 1768 8)_ ?? IS THE1 OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVELY CIRCIULA TED CONSERVATIVE 1VEWSIF PE IN THB WEST OF BYNGLANJ. WEDNESDAY, DEcEMBER 1, 1869. WE are sorry to have to announce the retirement of Lord CAirNs from the post of Leader of the Conser- vatives in the House of Lords. One of our Radical contemporaries hints with characteristic hardihood that the ...

... Ir, 4,Wawa s 'T&r 1104 vost (ESTABLIOSM' 1753) IO THB OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIFELY I.RCULATED UONSBREU'TIYV NEWSPAPEM IN THE WEST OP ENGLAND. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1869. Tnz season of Cabinet Councils has set in with unusual severity. The first was held yesterday week; and on Saturday the Ministers were called together again. What is in the wind P More Baronets, more Peers, a Ministerial ...

... WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1866, WE are still waiting for the American reply, and may per. haps have to wait another week; but if the altered tone of the general newspaper press, and of the New York press especially, is to be taken as a true or even an approximate expression of the views of Federal statesmen on the MAS0eo and SLIDELL affair, we may give all our expectations of a war with the ...