... WEDNESDAY.-PRESENT: The Mfayor (. At. t7, me JEs.), F. Hooper and TV. Kendall, Eqrs. d HENRY ?? was charged with being drunk and creating a disturbance in Longbrook-street, at three o'clock by that morning. Defendant adinitted the offence, but pleaded tic that whilst in St. Sidwells he saw a lady seized with Pi hysterics whilst she was running after a gentleman near all the Talbot Inn, ...

... MISOELLjA.NEA. FAULT-FINDING WITH YOUR CHILDRBN.-It is at times neoessary tooensureand puniab butverynonnhmoremaybedone by encouraging children when they do well. Be therefore, Prore careful to express your approbation of good conduct than 'your disapprobation of bad. Nothing can more discourage a child than a spirit of Incessant fault finding on the part of its parents; and hardly anytbing ...

... FO,:'D!nGN I. FIG ?? troopsawere(1ided~ at ?? on Wednesday. Next:daythe Greek flogiwais ?? *fpgt at, enthusaiaem. Tha.,protG'OIell beth . ll anucn'the fact.He 'th~fn received ?? from th Sanate.. Tlie British CCooisliates have;.be8D inforethat compliap, 'with the -ish of .,Greea. E6glowid'f'eitefd her protection Over'the Ionian :inhabi: tantat ini their relitions with -the Turkldsh authoritiesj ...

... IiV IIh ! I~ Ii6.SI Iii iiI, Ad h e WE . 'OF ;-ENGTAND - ,;O'C}BtY'S IpBdIiu4. :~ ' RISTO , I The. annu~almetlnt'gazidehowhe of this sodiety-, which 'isI probbytea 6eli~oe a5 filen e~alised nearly a century-f4or the encouragement 'of 'agriculture, Downs, -Bristl ~on Mondaiyj,undr- theo et ?? entlce. ?? ver dpara i ~h~ e~il~tiom there wasJ a 4ecided. un vement. on former yqars,, the number of ...

... EXTER. ?? QQM ISSIONERS OP' 1iMPROVEMENT. -''Aceting of the'c6mmissioners was held at ?? on Monday 3: C. Wilcooks, Esq., in the chair. THE - ALTERATION9 AT -ST. JN'S O la HVROH. Mr. WBscoMB moved the following proposition of which hhad Viven notice ?? That thosum'of 200 b granted by thie body to be paid :to the authorities of the parish of: oSt' John and St. George, in case the re-building of ...

... . D)ISM ! -NEWS. ' ;,J'IS ! ?? I i' ?? ,Thol~~a. e la M s te'h star, l m'cr dssingtl ie a ~ dor.? G :s ' -i. Jattnee,asnd the child is progtesitng 1avbita~l~. 1 ; T'4VISTOdK.l4h6 Bedford Memorial co te: ito Thjfrsda~s~tvning; tiit Poitteeve tXLE Ds ?? qnahe, chair. i' A ?? read fttej r tephens, o :.Eetee,;'anhoh-cing that-.thestatue bees as, std e 'bronsle was foutd~torbe;of4 .very.betaUtil ...

... THE GREAT PRIZE OF, PARIS.vt The race for the, Great Prize of Paris bids fair to rival the Derby in interest, end eepecially if it be remembered that the interest of a Derby-day is not confined to the exploits Of the course. As yet the great French rsce is in its infancy. It was run lest year for the first time, hut although it is still of tender age- although many English men and women who ...

... IMPERIAAL PA1NIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDSX-THURSDAY.' PRUSSIAN EXACTIONS-.IN JUTLAND,--The Earl 'of ELLRme3oROTJGH called attention to the recent accounts of the stte of Jutland, and said that the PtOssians engaged, by the terms of the armistice, not tointerfere with the commerce of the country, or. to levy anywar contribu-' tions.. . It could soarcely be said that either of those conditions had ...

... The case Of Stone v, Stone and Appleton is to be re- if r tried. in 1803 Captain Stone obtained a verdict againstMrs. Pie] S;tonel for adultery, with £2,000 damages against Mr. Apple- liri to.On the application Of the wife a new trial was ordered, ofln and1c in the Divorce Court last week a motion was smade on ane be~half of the co-responident far leave to appear at the new ~ ur trial. ...

... The inspection of the Exeter and South Devon Battalion by Colonel Hume on Monday W'ns, with one exception, a decided success. The weather was fine, and the movements were executed with a precision which elicited warm com- mendation from the inspecting officer. The small attendance of men was the only drawback, and we fear that, unless some change takes place, that is, some of that feeling dis- ...

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... GENERAL, NEWS. The 'will of the. Right Hon. and Rev. William Leonard Addingtnn, Viscount. Sidmouth, wasi pirovird in her Majesty's Coutt of Pitohate on the 3rd ins* k y YhieW executors and trnstees Allen A. YWung, Arthur Hibhonse, and Edward D. B. Estbourt, Esqrs., Hi' Lordship ha. charged his estates with an annnuity of £650 for his;rieliot, To his eldest son, the present Viscount, he has ...