... - ' 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, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.-THURSDAY. Tyhe Customs and Inland Revenue Bill and the Police slq prannuation Bill were read a second time. TIhe Married W~omen's Property (Ireland) Bill was read a third tinio and passed. lEl'tRTS OF SELECT COMMITTEES.-On the -oiien of the Earl of STANIIOPE it was resolved that inthe *O of every select committee of the House other thdin oelect coiniiitteeS on private bills, ...

... GEE4 NEWS. E DEATH OP rii' ?? OFENGr NDSirE Dymo~ko Hart., died in London yte-ord~y vwe~l, frem dih- theria. Sir Henryt d Dymoke was-thea lat who offidiatedin the capacity of Oh picnionf EngIn d, an Ath ne wasathe coronation 4f 1Gebigeo the V,hin July, 1821. The hereditarvh 1 ship WA, evo]y4,,A ?? father, the conseq cbfbl,,aooel ream oaryd offlilqte iphM s etidhe being at~thstu- it ~t ~ of'ge ...

... EXETER- GULDLL. - ' Tr..7,7i~ ., TV TURusDAX.-Piesout: H. HIoOPer, W. Xenda64 ana *r. To'mbs, Esqrs. Mr. HENaY NORfINGtoxN, merchant, and Mr. FRANOIS P A IN~ ironfounder, were summoned for non-pyment of ' church-rates for the parigh of St. Edmund. Mr. Feoud (for the'ehurchwardens) -said his clients had agreed to withdraw both summonses. ' Mr. Petherick (fot the defendants) said he was prepared ...

... LATEST TELEGRAPHIC iNEWS. l THF LwavpooL CORN MARKET yesterday was well l attended, but the business was not very active. No change d in prices. The HOUSES of PARLIAMENT last night were occupied some hours. In the LoRDS the chiefbject of debat was: 0 the Eddmunds scandal affair, which was opened by Lord e REDESDALE who complained of the , report of the select * committee tkereon-contending ...

... ATHENMUM CLUB, 22tid Afay, 1865. The mysterious story to which I drew attention last week has been explained in a very satisfactory manner to all but those who imagined they had caught scent of a delightful piece of scan. may. The facts are these, and as originally gossiped over in the military clubs, you will acknowledge theyv had a suspicious air. Well, in a certain regiment, quartered no ...

... TETORRIVTh 2UMAL SOCIET - 'll FMoJ R. The.(4tWY1Ehy,8i,4i';E' oidelU~ot-6iiEBuiiday, is a bse gsatda tw 13 F.o Thura a y e I^ iffcroges bptxonl basir sas or, tlo a 3 a The genial showvers ont tt i3'eceding.,! had 1lerpletle r be N HT it h e e immlna t fi ?? hal~ 8ieplr W soo were api tdiid~'nd ih'j~ifird ~rtadffiey. The .> rains of the previous daoyjh Inspired the belief that therelf thit ~ ~ ...

... TEE EXETER FLYING POST.I WEDNESDAY, MAY 10, 1865. IT would seem that the Liberal party commit a grave error in identifying themselves so closely, as they are now doing with the cause of Electoral Reform. It is clear that the key-note of alarm, sounded by Mr. BUXTON in his celebrated letter to, the ifmes, has awakened a wide and cordial response even' amongst Liberals whose orthodoxy on the ...

... FO;GIv INrEMAGENCE. CHINA.-The most interesting of the scauty news brought b the Calctta mil is that relating to the state of affairs inCIiona. DTh forces of the Imperisa1Goviernmnt appeia to be fighting with the Taepinge as fieretly as ever Colonels~~~ iorsid.u e, au, I.l; aeutbnat: ltkewy ;v o~n with only varying succass.1, it is oi ht hyhv baen beaten by the rebels in, one plate and have ...

... I HOUSE OF LORDS.-FRIDAY. THE IMPERIAL OAS BILL.-On the order for the second reading of this bill Lord RAVENSWORTE moved that th4 bill be re'd a second time 'that day six months. This bill proposed to' eiable the gs8 company to extend their worker largely,' which would increase the nuisance alreadyC felt at Chelsea andFulbam, and weuld lower the value df property therein, Moreover, an ...

... 'I TiEs DissonLTIoN.-We can state, on the best authority, that the dissolution of Parliament cannot take At place before July 20th.-The Owl. a POWER OF THE Pi;NCE.-In November last, 'hen of the year's accounts of the savings banks of the United King- dom were made up, there were 930,708 depositors, none of se whom had more than £20 in the bank, and nearly a quarter. of a million of them not ...

... THE: SECRETS OF TuE DEaP.-WVhat has become of the innumerable bones and teeth and scales of fishes, that, ?? all the years gone by, have died in the broad Atlantic? Where are the remains of the many ships that have been swallowed up by its waves ? Where the gravel heaps left behind by the icebergs that have been melted in floating down from the Polar Ses l Where, also, the substance drifted ...