... LONDON, February 22nd, 1869. I must ask you to-day to suppose me sitting down to write this letter in a white sheet, with a couple of wax tapers by say side, and ejaculating at every third line Peceavi. Per- haps it may require an effort of imagination, for newspapers And newspaper writers are nothing if not infallible; and I suppose you, like the Timens, act upon the old maxim, ?? Never ...

... TORRINOTON CONSERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. The example set by the Conservative working -men of Exeter has not been thrown away. Conservative Working Men's Associations, formed. upon the model of their's and working under similar rrles, are springing up. in all parts of the county; and if the movement, thus auspiciously inaii- gurted, goes forward as it hae begun we shall not again wins the scenes of ...

... T IE OLD VCTORY. Three scoreend'ten years old,if she be adayl and a comely sea-queen yet, even in .her age-the grandest and moat glorious vessel that ever was Elaunched is 0now doomed a, to pass awayfrm eight. Welha~ve announiced that an order b has been received at Fortsmouth, directing that the Victory, v heretofore the flagship of the Commander-in-Chief of the tl Port, is to be virtually ...

... DISTRICT EWS. .AsHBURTON. Robert Dobell, junior, was F among thes candidates who paseed a successfol examination ei prvious to his admission as an attorney -and solicitor at the a aryvmus tem examination of, the Incorporated Law Society. n Mr Dbtle Was a pupil of Mr. R G. Abraham, of Aehbuiton,' P and Mr. W C. Haise, formerly of Exeter, but now practising S in London. Al ITAVIS~TO* th adwners; ...

... THE MANUFACTURE _0 GLASS. Robert Dagleish, Esq., of the Holytood Glass Workska communicates a nost interesting paper on the ilanufacture 'o Gaott t ?? newspaper, from whic 8l1mae 55r the following extracthsemae dab I! By some fortuitous liquefaction was mankind taught to he produce a% body at once in a high degree solid end trnpre e which might admit theoulght: of the sun anecldth violence of ...

... THE PREVENTION --OF SCARLET FEVER. Dr. Budd, of Bris tol. has contributed to the BMWfol Aledicl ,Tourrnat a paper .bearing the above title, and the statements contained in it are so highly important that the~y cannot be, too widely diffused. At the present time, when scarlet fever is prvln n eyftlin many parts of England, the rues and precautions laid down by Dr. Buidd have an especial value; ...

... GEN-RAL NEWS. A YouNG i LADY'S METHOD OF CCREATING A SUNSATION.-A few weeks ago a sensationwas created in the family of a well-known Irish nobleman, who resided in a town mansion in one of the fashionable squares of the Irish metropolis, by the sudden disappearance of the sister of his lordship's wife, who resided with them. The young lady was about twenty years of age, possessed of a large ...

... V'Wrtkan's ?? vat . ?? - -.1 (ESTABLSHglED 1763) IS THE OLDEST AND MOST EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED CONSERVATIVE NEWSPAPIM IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1869. Tan first week of the new Parliament, at least, has not been distinguished by any particularly striking manifestation of that revolutionary spirit which Mr. LowE and one or two of his colleagues, with perhaps a few other ...

... I You haveseen LordLONON~OO, FebruarY lot, 1869. im 14 ou av sen LrdRussell's letter? sar 1Yes. What a pity somebody does net apply for a writ rei de lcsoeotico iiqusirende. That man will spoil Glsdstone's thi game if he is allowed free use of pens and ink any longer. There you have the Liberal feeling about Lord Russell pc and his Letter as piquantly as you could put it in a leading fol ...

... gahan's dukr 11A Vost (ESTABLIS1ED 1i63) IS THB OLDEST ATD N fOS.T EBXTENSIYELY 2CIRCU TEDu COONSE2lVTINE HE WSIPAPB2Z IfN THE WEST OF ENGLAD. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1869. ITvms of political news are scant this week. The Turco-Greek question is still on the cards; and will be apparently for the next eight or ten days, and it maybe will end even then in a disagreeable form. The formal delivery ...

... THlE ASSASSINATION -AT BURGOS. I _ - I u - ~41 1,. MADRID, JAN. 29.-Accounts received here of the assas- sination of the Civic Governor of Burgos show that crime to have been accompanied by the most disgusting details.., On the morning of Saturday, the 23rd, it was known that the Governor had received orders to take an inventory of the various art treasuree, and articles of vertu, collected in ...

... UNDER THE CITY -OF LONDON. - .. . .. . -, ?? Tnhe Dailj 'Neoses has a very interesting article entitled ,Underthe Ci~t'y.The writer dscrie aifi to the sewers of London. 1 Before visiting these, platces, he soys, I You must dress for the part. ong thick wollen stockings, drawn up over the trousers to the hips, are covered by equally long greased boots, with heavy turnover flaps, like those ...