... lee_ FRANCE. her la- There is little political news fram France beyond a report and ed that the Emperor will, on the l1th inat., when receiving the fire, of diplomatic body on hisetle day, make a speech on the Roman Thi ks question. The preparetions for fexico are actively proceeding, bt )lY and a French squadron is being concentrated to watch par! in, California. whence assistance might be ...

... THE HARVEST. Harvestwork is now proceeding very rapidly, and under favourable circumstances, as far as weather is concerned. That the wheat crop will be below an average in yield, and that the quality, on the whole will be inferior, are facts which will not admit of dispute. Mr. Mechi's golden vision has faded aswa. A Land Valuer, who has lately inspected a large breadth of crops in the ...

... klnAV _ R-f m T 1. IR-af-, 'qPavirA. W. Tarn m WEDNESDAY.-Before H. Hooper,'S.Davies, W. Tombs,Esqrs. ELISrHA Bitowinvao, marine store dealer, was sunmoned for a' asaaulting John Mitohell,-The complainant Is a cearrier between ad Sidmouth and Exeter. On Saturday he brought some luggage :h to Exeter for the defendant, ead aent it by a porter to him, ;n renuestint payment of Ie. 3d. for the ...

... FRANCE. The event of the week ha5 been the establisbment of a nevr journal, called La France, edited by Xf. de la Gftl4rorniere, and supposed to repreenit the opinions of the Emnipress, In an immensely lengthy programme, the editor explains what he conceives to be the policy of the empire. It is to restore to France, without a propagandist movement, her legitiniate influence in the couneils of ...

... i, ?? ?? Sta Il AA d A, c t t t A .. u he.r The usual periodical meeting of this Trust was held on iing Wednesday, at the Globe Hotel, Exeter, J. W. Buller, Esq, M.P., Win in the chair, and ?? J. T. B. Duckworth, Bart., S. T. I lue KekRewich, EBq., M.P., Baldwin Fulford, Esq., D. B. Davy, Esq., laut M. Kennawoy, Esq., .1 Northimore, Esg., G. Turner, Esq., Dr. e to Brant, S. Devy, Esq., J. ...

... THE EXETER FLYING Pu8i r f- - o - TRT ?? --A JA,' WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13, It{,, WIETaEr the Federals or the Confederates oill in thi Gus runcome off victoriousis still as much an open si ' vS, a year and a half's fighting as it was the day ICl, ,- of Charlestown attacked the forts of that ill ?? r The fortune of the waroscillates between the hi IES with a regularity which will make the llistry ...

... I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20, 1862. by 5. by D IF Science and Art are not as popular as cbese or arithmetic, mE n it is certainly no fault of their professors. They leave no bel X stone unturned by which science and art may be popular- ad PI ised. They no longer write and speakin a learnedlanguage; pri 3, they are even gradually dropping many of those technical thi terms whioh still mystify the ...

... a ?? . . ?? - T.- za To * re t- The monthly meeting of the Exeter Improvement Coln 11issioners 'RI held at the Guildball on Monday morning, J. to is C. WNilocks, Esq ,in the chair. oust In, the course of the surveyor's reports on the progress of coni Vaqrious ircprovemente at present in hand, andi on the corn.yo Ipletifli of others, Mr. IlSoHEs called attention to what he wit ?? the ...

... ATHEINEOUM CLUBt, Arr191rsf dfh1, 1862. Si sr I supposO before this reaches tire eyes of your readers, we be iboil be in full vacation here. The Cobden motion of Friday 0 kept a fewv meusbers in town, but on Saturday began a regular stampede, aind hardly a dozen will miuster this evening, in I addition to the necessary occupants of the treasury benohea. R~ it is a curious thing to see London ...

... An old woman, named Halliday, was brutally murdered on Sunday morning at Chester-le-street. An Irishman, named Cox, and his wife, are in custody. At the London Mansion House on Monday Chas. Reynolds alias Davis was committed for trial on the chargeof attempting to extort money from the Messrs. Rothschild. EPITAPHS.-The best of professional adieux is that on a certain Mrs. Shoven, a cook. It ...

... the TEIGNMOUTH. Qr e A fancy bazaar was held at the Assembly-rooms p c yesterday week, and continued on Wednesday. It was in aid Ki r of the funds of the Teiganmouth Infirmary, and was under a the patronage of the Right Hon. the Earl of Devon, the Rev. ?? Martin, the Rev. John Wrey, Lieut.-Colonel Bathuret, on P. R. Hoare, Esq., C. H. P. Abbot, Esq., J. Whidborne, Esq., ean and J. B. Bartlett, ...

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