... Mis M'Winkle was of that ace when unmarried ladies are th afraid to go out into the streets unprotected. Shie was between ef thirty-five. and forty. Of e romantic rneture end rather addicted in to moonligl`. dr~rmings, her constant dlread was that some cl improperly-'irised member if the cook sex would endeavour to it carry her eff She trecmblo,6 if she found herself alone in a rail- ii, way ...

... 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 ...

... 0rd'man's fueter f ain# Vost AdrI . ?? STtarsn - .1 (ESTA;BTIBMD 1708) 1$ THi OLDBST AKND XOST IXTENSIVMLY CIRCULATED COWSEWPVATIVB NFIFSPTARR IN TZH IVEST OF GLAND. WEDNESDAY, AuoUST 27TH, 1879. Mwcon impatience is manifested at the adverse character of the news from South Africa. Our molt trusted General is on the spot, and be sends home messages full of hope, but there are other sources of ...

... EXETER TOWN COUNOIL. _ The Council met at the Guildhall On Wednesday beeri .Present : The Mayor (W. H. Ellis, Esq.) in the chair; and Lt Aldermen Buokingham, R. R. M. Dew, H. Hughes, and of tt ?? J. Richards; Councillors S. Pearse, Sclater, Willey, of hi e Peters, W. B. Fulford, Gardner, Hirtzel, Wippell, Force, and e Frifnl, J. Pearse, Owen, Pollard, Brown, Tuckwell, be 1 e Brooking, Couetney ...

... grtwMans, hf Itta 11ping ist BTAtTTsts . -al va ?? - I co] (ESTABLIJSHED 1788) IS T0RY OLDEST .A.D MOST BXTENSIPYrLY wI Q.RCULdTEJD CONSBElVA TIrJ. NB IFSTAPAIl Sai IN THEB )$EST O2 1?NGLIND. tol de WEDNBSDAY, DczcmvEn 10TH, 1879. is Sul EuaorR has been startled this week by another lo attempt to assassinate the CzAz of Russia. That 11mE much-plotted-aglainst ruler seeom to bear a charmed Su ...

... MY - LAUNDRESS'S REVENGE. I.: My ND to0 think that I was once within an ace of marrying ci Bame ~~that woman I What, you, Jack ;you within an ace el to the of marrying Mrs. ]loatock I 11It's a fact, Loy dear w Idenly fellow, I assure you ;the lady in question had a very T1 a were a voice narrow escape indeed of hbe ing mde Mre. John Sacheverel.1 The in mowera speakers were two well-diressed ...

... CrtfMan's *exter_ ?? kt'I0 (ESTAUSHEID 1tgs) IS THE OLD1JST AND MOST EXTAN.5SIIEL? Of1CULAX TD CONSERVATIVE NRWSPA PA IN THE WEST O BNGLAN)). WKDNESDAY, NovirmBoes 1iTHr, 4719. I\G TTsi Eastern Question does not yet tnumber, There are uneasy and unwelcome mutterings, asofa Ily partially discharged or regathering etorm-cloud. The ordering of the British fleet to Turkish wateri, lce the rumours ...

... ACOESSORIES TO DIVINE WORSaIP. Mr. George Townsensd, of Deanery-foquare, delivered og before the members of the Holy Trinity Colffea and Reading in I Rooms, at their Institution in Holloway-street, on Monday narr, evening ahgly interesting and instructive lectwre on throi 1 Some of ?? to Divine Worship. The Rev. peals J. G. Davis presided, and there was a large &ttandanoe. Pau' The LOUcRuNu, ...

... The Town Councilmet on Wednesday as the Urban cel Sanitary Authority. The Mayor (W. H. Ellis, Eaq.) pre- i sided; and.there ware also present : Aldermen Buckinghamo, wa Richards, H. D. Thomas, Lloyd, and Hughes ; Counoillors ,S. Pearee, Hirtzel, Willey, Peters, Gardner, S. Jones, geal Underhill, -Fulford, Wippoll, Owen, W. Pollard, Wilkinl. qua son, Brown, Pideley, Solater, Hart, Darke, ...

... . A _ - I A_ A A; x°Y A epecial meeting of the governors woS held in the of Board-room, at the Hospital, on Friday, to Conoedr the r proposed new etatutee and rules for the governmentof the led Hospital, as settled by a full committee on the board The oee, chair was occupied by the Preeidont (Mr. John Daw' and pot there was a large attendance.-*he PPESIDFNT laid they tar were met for the most ...

... SIR STAFFORD NORTHOOTE IN DUBLIN. I A--- -IaaA A0 AD A.* f A-Ap-t V|h th-pnr 29 On Wednesday evening the Chancellor of ?? at attended a banquet given in his honour by the Lord MayOr is of Dublin, and in responding to the toast of his health, Sir 3- STAFFORD said it was impossible not to see that we had before as important and critical times for this nation, we s- were engaged in important ...

... FOREIGN MI8CELLANY. _ .. - _ t - - -- - - Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia has been placed at a the head of the German Navy. o It is understood that a marrirge between King Alfonso D and the Arobduehees Marie Christine of Austria, is being n arranged. The town of Orenburg has been almost destroyed by fire. t Nearly a thoueand houses were burnt, besides 300 shops, t two ohurobes, and a ...