... - - . . . . - - -I [ricOlf THE AO1CICULTUOCAL GA~ETTE.Jit c-n. Gastss.-I~iOYL'the leaves somewhat from it 11v>s late kinds1 of peaches 'and necotarines, and sita setiues he ipenng roces. athe 'early kinds of Su tc-aotci~tl~l ttanothrwieand by laying them mi dre.&¾s1 aiy siuatin, etariustheir satfety, against t't','sc-ictrb~lltin oni counres revry abundant, Thin U surunbunce ofntdor grapes a ...

... [FROM THE SATURDAY REVIEW.] If nothing is sacred to a sapper, neither is anythng sacred to temper, ostentation, and vanity; and church as little as any place else. In those thronged show-places whioh have. what is called a summer season, church is the great Sunday entertainment; and when the service is of an ornate kind, and the strangers ' seats are chairs placed at the west end, where in ...

... DISTRIOT NEWS. SANDFORD.-The harvest thanksgiving service I was held in this church on Sunday the 10thult. The f collectien, amounting to £6 6s. Od., was given to the C National School Society. AXM.INSTER,-One morning a valuable cart colt, the property of Mr. Wall, of Chard, which had been pastur- ing in Coombe fields, adjacent to Axminster, was found to have been seriously injured by running ...

... I JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE.-No. 3 [EWITTEN FOI TIER EXETER FLYWG POST.] 'f Mr. Editor,-HaNing promised in the last paper to intro- NJ duco your readers to the priests and temples of far-famed Kama Kura, with your permission we will now enter the C grounds. A broad gravel walk leads up to the temples, of which there are seven. These are magnificent structures, and are said to have existed six ...

... HOW LAWYER CRUET'S WIFE REVENGED IIERSLF. Although mothers-in-law atre sometimes an affliction, there are undoubtedly many good ones; and even the worst is not so bad as a peevish, ill-tempered, tyrannical man. Of that genius, Jeremiah Cruet, the village lawyer of Foxholm, was a well- developed type. Jeremiah was a lean, sharpvisaged, angular little man of about sixty-five, with a general ...

... lMISOELTANEA. Opportunity is the flower of time ; and as the stalks may remain when the flower is out off, so time may remain with us when opportunity is gone. It is a great blunder in the pursuit of happiness not to know that we have got it; that is, not to be content with a reaeonable and possible measure of it. Thos peole wo ar aleu~ .oii.gi~ oin ttair dignity and 'r msng fiend and akin ...

... Captain Coffin, 12th Devon A.V., has received ii certif- cate of efficiency, and his name appears for the-firt time in the Army List for September. FIRsT RIFLE VOLUNTEERS.-Ordere for the week ending the 16th September. Officers for duty, Captain Rogers, Lieutenant Wilcocks. Sergeants for duty, Colour Sergeant Sanders, Sergeants Yelland, Herbert, and Black- more. Saturday-Class firing at the ...

... LONDON AND PARIS GOSSIP, LoxDnor SjpERa-AuE, September 25, 1871. What is the use of the Liver? Of no use at all, 1 I believe, but to make you thoioughly misorablo; andJ the only way to onjoy your misery to perfection, if you I do not shoot, is to go off to the seaside, to show your- self on the Esplanade, quiz the girls, study costume, live on mutton chops ald pale ale, forswear ...

... JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE.-No. ,5. IWRiTIP.N FOR THZ EXETER, 1LY1XNO POST.] Mr. Editor,-After a few more remarks illustrative of other manners and customs of the Japs, as they are called ] by foreigners, your readers will bid farewell to Yokohama and be transported to a different locality, in fact, to be brief, we shall sail (in the latter part of December, 1867,) for the new ports of Osaca and ...

... LoNDoX-STrER-M&Rs, September 11, 1871. You may imagule how hopelessly I am out of the reach of newspapers when I toll you that I did not hear of poor Walter Iontgomery's suicide till I got my Flyer. It is a sad, sad ending to a bright career, and to a career, I may add, that was still radiant with hopes of the future. His management of the Gaiety was a mistake from the first, and of course a ...

... JAPAN AND THE JAPANESE.-No. 2,1 [WRITTEN rOR THE EXETER PLYINGP POT.] Mr. Editor,-As I promised last week I will now, with your kind permission, lay before your readers some of the very singular usages of Japanese life. Passing the cup is a very interesting and- time-honoured custom with the Japanese, and will illustrate their hospi- tality, ?? be equalled by other nations'but certainly cannot ...

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