... 3e A GREAT HAlRDSHIIP-An iron steamor. w A SONG rOR CLPROYmIN.-' Bid me discourso. d FINE LANGUAGE.-A seyptence to pay the coasta. ir When you offer oats to a horse he may say neigh, but he pg don't mean it. a If you wish to get rich, get married. When was honey e ever made witb one bee in the hive? e When your wife is silent, bold the baby for her. Per- haps it is s much as she can do to ...

... Rome, aR it now exists, has grown up under the PopPR, and seema like nothing but a heap of broken rubbiab, thrown into a great obahm between our days and the Empire merely to ill it up; and for the better part of two thousand years its annals of obscure politics, and ware, and continually recurring misfortunes, seem also but broken rubbish, as compared with its classic history. If we consider ...

... LONDON AND PARIS_ OSSIP. - b LONDox, January 20th, 1879. h The invitations are out for the Parliamentary dinnerse oi Her Majesty's Ministers are all once more back in el town, and many of our M.P.'e with them, tired of what they call the farce of trying to hunt when the foxes are grinning from ear to ear, and the air is thick a with rumours of what is to be done when the Session v opens. A ...

... I d DEATh OF DEAN McNEILE. Dean MoNeile died at Bournemouth yesterday afternoon. DEATH OF THE DEAN OF LLANDAFF. The Very Rev. Henry Lynch Blosse, Dean of Llandaff, d died yesterday afternoon. in THE CONVICT PEACE. Our Leeds correspondent states that the trial of Peace ,e is expected to take place on Monday or Taspday next I The prisoner will probably be defended by Mr. Waddy, Q.C ir THE CLEWER ...

... EXETER GUILDEALL. W-EDNE8DAY.-Dr. Drake, and F. Franklin, Esq. it Joern'M P&ExuTz, seaman, was brought up on a warrant.T charged with using threats of personal violence towards hil Bessie Stevens, and to show cause why be should not be ab hound over to keep the peace towards her, On the previous by~ Thursday defendant obese seven days' ~imprisonment for tr using obscene language in Sherman's - ...

... I UNDER GEORGE THE THIRD. [Seleeted and annotated by Robert Dymond, ?? I. The &Eeker .Flying Put, the oldest of the newspapers a' now published inathis oit,, having attained its 116th year, I we purpose to select from the nearly complete series of. its 1 yolumnes preasrved in our cifioe, such extracts as will form d a chronological history of Exeter through the long reignofoi 0 George the ...

... to. The painter's overcoat-varnish. an A dead hen is better than a live one; she will lay wher- ever you put her. I Six into four, you can't, as the shoemaker mildly he sagested to a lady customer be 0Gardening for ladies is all very well, but the dears ara m1 nore inclined to agriculture than horticulture, on account of a he partiality for husbaniry. i s Don't you think you have a ...

... A meeting of owners and ratepayers who are opposed to the purchase of the Exeter Gas Works by the Town Council, wae held on Friday evening in the upper room at the Victoria Hall. Mr. J. L. Thomas wae called to the chair, and he wae supported by many influential citizens. I Mr. H. Hexter, hon. see. of the Ratepayers' Committee, a read a letter from Captain Tbompson, regretting his ainability to ...

... MISOELLANEA. Politenesa is like an hair eushion ; there~may be nothing r, in it, but it eases you wonderfully. le. ADVICIO.-MO~t people seem to imagine that advice, like he physic, to do good must be disagreeable. ?? that 1 rood books for is to divert myself by an honest arousement ; or if I study, it is for no ether soisnce than what ltteaobes ime to know myself, and how to live and die well. ...

... - EZETI PROVIDfT VEETOTAL AND BAiDg :, ?? lmo EoPz SOCIETY. ?? ADDR10 'BY TE1 I BIS-HOP OF EXETERI. I :Te-annual ntiastng otthbsbove egoley wae hode ljaeti ;evening at the Toem erance Roll in Wotirbeer-atreet, tbhe Bight Rev. thm ord Blbmop of the Diceis' occupying the chair., ldr, adoraAiir,' the secrea, rea the annual report, from which It appeared that between 120 and 130 teaper- ance ...

... WEEK DAYS. BRISTOL AND iXETEE. SUNDAYS. 123 123 123 12 3 12 12 3123 121 12 8 Ml 128 123 123 Ml 1123 1 2 123 UP. anrm am. n..m. a~m. a~m. p.m. a~m. ~p.z. P.M P.M P.M P.mi P.mn P.M. a~m. P.M. P.M. ?? 785 83 2i945 1030 ..115601260 35644356630 840 1012 9 40 32510 12 Stoke ?? 10 7 44 6 44 .. 12 0, 313 5. 15 ?? 8350 ?? 9 51 .. .. ?? 20 7 53 8 53 .. ..12o . . 5 25 ?? 8 53 ?? . Hele and ...

... OFFICIAL TBLBGRAMS. atd (From Viceroy, December 26, 1878.) to y Roberts reports completion of telegraphic communication nei ij Koorum. Some hesdemen of Mongolia and other indepen- all 'a dent tribes come in and seem satisfied with reception. as Le Tytler, commanding Dacca, reports return of his column p, h from Bazar expedition. Enemyfollowed upclosely, but by everywhere repulsed., Our ...