... WEST OF ENGLAND INSTITUTION FOR I ?? THE BLIND. t.. The annual meeting in connection with Ehie Institntion wee held in its Muueio all yesterday afternoon, Sir John- Duntze, Burt., presided, and among those present were- The Dean of Exeter, Canon Cook, Rev. J. G. Davis, and J. Trehane, Esq. The Chairman read letters from Arthur Mills, Esq., M.P., and J. 0. Johnson, Esq., .LP., stating that they ...

... DECLENSION OF TIT CHIUICo.-Tbe gates of the sanctuary once forced, the stream of corruption continued to flow withever-deepening volume. The declensions in doctrine and worship already introduced had changed the brightness of the Church's morning into twilight thedescent of the Northern nations, whicblbegioningin the fifth, continued through several successive centuries, converted that ...

... THE ANTI-DOMIfIOAL AGITATION. The h odn Ritl of Saturday thus refers to this subject The disturbances in Exeter in connection with what is dignified by the title of the Dominicals Controversy are certainly of the nature of a scandal and deeply to be regretted, but it must be remembered that their cause is the obstinate refusal of a small band ot Radical Dissenters to pay certain demands ...

... A meeting of the Governors of this Institution was held on Saturdal for the purpose of eleoting a. surgeon in the room of Mr. Harris, who has resigneg. Mr. F. W. Rey- nolds presided; also present-Messrs. J. Lawless, J Geare, J. Trehane, J. B. Gould, James Capron, G. F. Truscott, W. J. Richards, Hughes, Rev. J. G. Davis. The CHAIMASN, in opening the proceedings, said he was sure the Governors ...

... EXETER TOWN COUNCIL; The monthly meeting was held on Wednesday last, when v the Mayor (C. J. Follett, Esq.) presided, TYIE. NEW TOWN OLERK, a The MAYOR, before proceeding with the business of the o: ?? wished for himself personally, as also on behalf of c the Corporation, to congratulate Mr. Gidley on his appoint- il ment to the office of Town Clerk.-Mr. GIDLEY thanked v 3 the Mayor and the ...

... STir D.A.V.-Orders for this week. Wednesday-Gun, 7.30. Saturday- Company, 6.16. Sunday-Church parade- Lieutenant Sharp on duty. 3atD D.V.A.-Head Quarters, Teigumouth-Drills for this week. Wednesday-Gun drill in plain clothes at 7.30 p.m. Thursday-March out, full dress, at 7.30 p.m.; band to attend. The annual prize shooting of the 25th Devon Rifle Volunteers, took place at the range on Mr. ...

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... The very sight of uncleanliness is loathsome to the cleanly: the ightof folly and impiety vexatious to the wise and pious.-Concfcy. KrcowLenE.-He that would make a real progress in knowledge must dedicate his age as well as youth, the latter growth as well as the first-fruits, at the altar of truth. An upright posture is easier than a stooping one, because it is more natural, and one part is ...

... The attendance at the Liverpool Corn Market yesterday was slaek, and a limited business was done in wheat at late prices. Florr quiet. - The application for a renewal of the patent for the Martini Henry rifle for fourteen years was before the judicial com- mittee yesterday, and was adjourned until to-day. HENDAYE, November I.-The Carlists have erected four batteries of sixteen cannon to ...

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... The design of the County Volunteer Badge has been decided on. It is eircular: in the centre is a silver bugle on a0 a scarlet ground, and this is surrounded by a circle of gold as laore, bearing the words- Devon County Team, 1874. The D whole is surmounted by a crown, 3rd D.V.A. (TFIeNXOiUTH).-Drill for this week. li Wednesday and Thursday-Guu drill, in plain clothes, at re 7.30 p~m . 1st D ...