... 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. ...

... . Lord Canning WBs buried at WestminsterAbbeyon Saturday. 'Tbe~frrneral vias.tot'public, indeed in imany respects it might ,have been considered-too private for one wbo was followed to. . thgraveby a0 many of those Fhose rank, -public services, position . end' character -gave them the first place in the empire. Therewasaconsiderable crowd assembled round .btie doors., A'sun-burnt, gray-headed ...

... illE--N IN EL ECEt~ ?? ~~~attac~k a Tlh9 ,lfrpqah baishopis p-e qegigmigg to raturn, and it Is acid ?? the proe~ of ~ ~ 6 l~sbeen gfivoq p . p A story is' H nufrniiosri~lia fh 'ah pcflrl~neadavised. the.. Ineo '-ishOesIP&ARRgi ?? gos~so jotaeA( ~f.hi~4Qti ie~ proceedl N11apoleiiin, whbtic ?? Cotteptpro~~poqition to paso Issio,,~E o'lne 6othen' Ri pe~c, f 4teip,. 13chth ropped 'r e~humini VtThe ...

... I' - :PBOVF.IEN 40IIN The lhlyaee~od tfhe Ia'~& 40'tfC massaonsera U was hel Ia'h~ulll C ary~ .beEsq.,Higli tl Shetiff,-prsdaid'lj attil there jai~ &;n6xviavvag Atindanice' :t OVrERtSICES AND Assliasona.-~4Ut the preceeding meeting W thi;,geati~n,-whether tbere should lo,%two~asgsseora appointed t1 Committee, .. eaclii ish~rjqss dglegated to tc the ?? 68u who 'to niend.' e, 4pinintonat of ...

... - RAILWAY TIME TABLE.S. ?? ?? - ?? 7 EXETER AND CREDrTON AND NORTHI 1)1 Sl FROM IEXrTzRI-WENR DAYS. SC 11&21If2;3 112311,&,e2,19&^2, ji19& 62,3a IM 13, Ni 2 i.- Exeter 1I.5Ik~ .5 .P M.Pr, ?? as~ P.. ?? t.David's 4 0i7800010108 0 8101s ?? 1.. 8 1110 ?? 10 1 I 0 t1 10 6 9 62 I 5 3 arednr. 4l05 81011036 127 10' 622 10312 12 14 Mdorehord. 44S8 86e 1009, ?? 4 42. 6 L dpaort.. 25 .. 9 1 Il18O I ...

... LONDON CORRESPONIEINCE. -AvBAa UsX CLOT, Jand Md, 1882. The death of Lord Canning came upon uts all ati udde'nly that for a moment we seemed to be checked in our career of piety and amusement as abruptly as when a railway .train! bumps up against some obstacle. On one day we rer told, -lWitheut any preliminary warning, that he is seriously illatd-l -'Gethenext,thatheisdedA. HOas5bsdi grave, ...

... ?? -'tO 1`11 It ,t!se I . - iTALY.: p The King's jourey So 'TEnin ha baeu turried byjthe[ En' recaentot of. the (Garibaldials - to enter Austrian, territory. pitf eforne of- the newport oiu of oNeaples, aiidst Sa U 0531 unparalleled. enthusiaa`01 robs rviast of 'whieb, however, It was necessary to call out Ith' - National Guard to iteie *mAYram to ,brgIom th ir g. rte the recal of some ...

... - ,EXETER ' jILDHALL. - a at ?? ?? ?? ?? - i. .i. , J.15avy ?? Li' day.' IDfndn4I auswer tdto.W, charge,; aaid h-ha ,edibems t r s~I ynaouth-aud then the Qld gton-Where. l9 felt fro'p, 80.ipt, [r. inast 4sad,,%v, wp~e-idyrs r~q~ ha. ~or-Isiving had h ?? aiforvt.w cy.. lh Once he ?? nvrofn giadt~ ecidsht a tecaase.-Wi1.HAk ?? nefr aatngtwfd Complaiceut stated ta h eie ihbt ahri mtif' eor'sre ...

... mat V'rrDoQ noM mNT;! h!YP THE WEIRS ON THE EXE. An important meeting was held at the Guildball in this city tl on Saturday morning to hear a report from W. J. F. Ffennell, to Esq., and F. Eden, Esq., two of the fnspeotors of fisheries forEngland, respecting the weirs on the Exe from Salmon p Pool to Cowley Bridge, and which -these gentlemen had e inspected the previous day. The Right ...

... I LH_ | BY: ELECTRIC TELEGRP SPE I= AMERICA. The correspondent of the Times, signing' S, and writing from Liverpool, states that the effective force of the Federal army is seriously under 500,000 men, which is too small for the various and scattered duties the defence of Richmond will throw upen M 'Clellan, the dangerous task of fighting with the Chickahominy in his rear, and nothing to fali ...

... THE CROPS.-The Aqricultural 9G0ette this Week c furnishes its readers with a review of the appearance of the Tb crops throughout England. and Scotland during the month of May. As ae whele~there appears every prospect thatithlete apr will be an average, if not over an average, yield ot all fete descriptions of grain, espeoially of wheat, should theweather fee continue favourable ; and the ...

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