... . guivoll,5 (guter ?? vost (ESTABLIJBED 1763) IS THE OLDEST' AND MOST. XTENSIVEL Y CIRCUIATIED COMSERVATIV-8 NEWSPAPER IN THE WEST OF ENGLAN D. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14, 1871. WVTrE pleasure we gave insertion last week to Mr. NoRnINoToN's letter on the Exeter sewage question. We should have examined and commented upon his explanations and statements in the same paper but for the fact that the ...

... LATESrT I'NTl'lJI'Jl11(3IN(j, By ELECTRIbIC TELEGRtAP t The Echo publishes a cable dc-patch to-41o ;ruair account of the official synopeie .1 the triy a i the High Joint Commision. Tlie Briti-h rnrelct frankly expresses regret at the Al bamrnxL ?? rjo . 1h question as to Prince Edwvare'> [IAt anrl th0 at j boundary is to be referred to the ErI a rr ,f ?? .n-, hfb Tribune praises the frank find ...

... UP. BRISTOL AND EXETER. flo.v. WrEEc D. a.m. n.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. p.m. p~m. p.m., p.m. WEEK Di. a.m. a.m, a.m. a~m. a.m. n.m. p.m. p.m. P.mu Exeter ?? 0 0810o'945 10.10 1.145 12 25 3830 445 580 ?? 6 0915 11 4810 15 ?? 204 450 ?? 611 810 . - 11 ?? ..641 Bristol .886 0 8 20 1083012865 226 3 5 ?? 6 0 810 Silverton 8 22 828 .. ?? . . . 5652 Weston J. 7 17 0 25 11 5 1103 - 3846 ?? 8 50 8 40 Helo ...

... LATEST INTELLIGENC, -- BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH LONDON. TUBSDAY NTOT The Central Chamber of Agriculture to-day ?? resolutions in favour of a Bill declaring hares and rabbits not to be game, and annulling contracts which restrict th, tenants right of shooting. BRUSSYLs, Tuesday.-Fugitives from Paris state that 6,000 wounded were taken to the ambulances. BERLIN, TueBday. -It is stated that the ...

... A PREMAIURE DISCLOSURE. Two ladies and a gentleman were seated one night in their drawing room-Mr. and Mrs. Yorke and their 'visitor, Miess Hardisty, a hard-featured maiden of five-and-forty years. He Bat calm and unconcerned in his chair, but the countenances of both the ladies wore an expression of honior. Finch, the upper maid, having been on an errand to the neighbouring village, had burst ...

... PRATER.-It is a hard thing among men of inferior rank, to speak to an earthly Prince: no King keeps a court so open, as to give admittance to all comers; and though they have, they are not sure to speed; albeit there be nothing tbat should make their l petitions not grantable. Oh, how happy, how privileged then, is a christian I who, though he often lives here in a slight esteem, yet can he ...

... THE DEAP AND DUMB INSTITUTION. The annual meeting was held at the'Ineftitution, StV Leonards, on Monday, Charles Tacker Esq., presiding Amongst those present were the Revs. Prebendary Lee, J- Bookett. and 0. W. B. Wills, and J. Turner, W. T. Smith, J. Were, J. Geare, C. Hedgeland, R. Shute, and 3. Norman, Eeqrs. Mr. TuRNER (hon. secretary) read the annual report as followvs:-'1 It is with ...

... AIR. EDGAR BOWRING ON CO-OPERATION. - . - -- ~ ~ h. n ?? (f Mr. Edgar Bowring, MRI., presided at the meeting o0 the Exeter Working Men's Improvement Society on Monday evening, when the subject announced for discueeion wae co-operation in Trade and Labour-introduced by Mr. John Tiehane, junior. Mr. Bowring said he had for many reasons great pleasure in pieeting them. He could not forget that it ...

... CHITCHAT AND ORITICISM. St. Peter's Tower, Moay 30th, 1871. What a oommotion the recent order of the Streets' 1tom- mittee of the Local Board, with reference to the brass plates, appears to have caused I It reminds one of the fable of, the frogs who, dissatisfied with their Log of a King petitioned Jupiter for a more active ruler, and received in exchange a longe-legged, stalkirig, stork, with ...

... CHITCHA T AND CRITIOISM. SYi. .Peter's Tower, April 25th, 1871. Shades of Long Charley! What a disturbance about the matohes I I If that enlightened and enterprising merohaut who has lately left this sublunary sphere had lived untillas week, Mr. Lowe's budget would most certainly have given him the finishing touch,- or, as your venerable contempo- rary down the hill might, with his knowledge ...

... ; ~ I 'Arxg n 1'nl WWXA~.LnWUED1765) IS THEX OLD.NST ANZ MOST EXRJTENSIVEL Y M01UlB D CONORSEJ2TIYV NVEWSPAPER IN THE WEST OP ENGLAND. WEDNESDAY, AuoUST 23, 1871. IT is not every reader who will fully understand the Rev. Canon KINesLEYs position with regard to. the origin of man, on which he discoursed no eloquently at the opening of the congress of the Devonshire Association. He did not ...

... : ' MISCET.LLANEA. Never mention what you wish should never be mentioned If the show of anything be good for anything, we are t sure sincerity is better; for why does any man dissemble, or Iseem to be tbat which he is not, but because he thinks it good to have sueb a quality as he pretends tbo 'Nations are not ruined by war; for convents and churches, alaces and eities, are not nations., The ...