... A State without the means of seome change is without the oi means of its conservation. Without such means It might even risk the love of thatpart of the constitution which it wished the -nt most religiously to preserve.-Burls. aid That which is a competency for one man is not enough ehb for another, no more than that which will keep one man warm rm will keep another man warm. One man can go in ...

... I i Two interesting and instructive lectures on the I electric light were delivered yesterday afternoon and I evening, at the Royal Public Rooms. by Mr T. C 0 lepworth. of the Royal Polytechnic Institution, London. The purposetof the lectures was to show how far the ?? lgtothhe fufre arec lightisiedesbne hoves of those who believe the electric light is destine to Mecom thQ light of the ...

... t ?? . - ?? d TE21 *t the, Haria. 'Wrr.Y o ?? a.~ W deliverd a leonr5 os p s5t latry, 'Of te Destn4's- ; a.lkom Townsend,- 'artist an'atiurY a 7~~ anI te arvl t waa~yacc)O? byle tidtoi,ithe z~V. ,. II~ -a dai lecture W job was, ?? antiqlisiirl an hOA ria' u dti was liateteed to by a numerous, 'and 0ipppreoistiVe 'anditincs' uhorltietn The tleoturer maid that Rxeter,iilke moot, ?? shntationi ...

... TI VERTON. TVuRNPIxs TRIUSTEES, W NrIn'DsAy.-On the motion of Mr. F. Dunsford, Mr. Ri. B. Mildon, of Halberton, was unanimously appointed surveyor to tbh Trust, at a salary of £i0 a )ear, as Bucoessor to his deceased father., Mr. Upcott complained of the bad atae of the Cemetery-road, at Cul- lompton. The matter was referred to tbe surveyor.. Mr. Gill called atientiou to tbe condition of the ...

... NEWS BY ELECTBIC TELEGBRAPr CABINET COUNCIL. The Cabinet sat for two hours yesterday, all the Ministe, being present. THE' !AENHAM BURIAL SCANDAL. The libel case Drury v. Wilson, arising eut of an alleged burial scandal at Akenham, terminated yesterday in a vey. diet for plaintiff, damages 40e. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET. About an average business doing yesterday, and the general tone of the market ...

... PORTBOLIO. so a re you saints ? The question probably sounds absurd n ou. You feel it ridiculous to think ot anybody's finlring whether you are persons of eminent holiness. You ha bad, r you will feel, no notion of becoming eminently holy; eminent e nes is for a few great seholars, priets, females removed from the cares and temptationa of daily aetive life: a thing for k ntry books not for ...

... DEVON AND EXETER BEE-KEEPERBS ASSOCIATION, The annual meeting of the above association was hqld at, the Albert Memorial Museum on Friday. The president ofc the association (W. H. Ellis, Esq.) occupied the chair; and among othere present were: The Rev. J. G. Dangar, Rev. i P. Williams, Rev. J. Dickenson, Admiral R. Moorman, t W. H.,amrlen, Ut. J. Gray, S. B. Fox, W. Churoh,- I Kaider dy, &o. ...

... 3~ ~ I to both CREDITON. witness The pecial correspondent of the Nftal Witness,with whip', bi o Colonel Wood's column in the Zulu War, speaks in warm that i tterms of praise of the bravery end skill show. by Colonel £11 4. D uBaller, (of Downes, Crediton). le says that the men under of Elm s Colonel Buller's command idolise him, and' declare that lead les a - tbey would follow their brave ...

... The annual meeting of this Board was beld at the Ro Training College, on Monday, the Right Rev, the Bishop Tot of the Diocese presiding. There were also present, : the Ven 0ne1 Archdeacon Sanders, the 'Ven. Archdeacon Woollcomabe. Per the Ven. Archdeacon Earle, Rev. Treasurer Hawker, Rev, ofA S. G. Danger, Rev. C. Spenoer, Rev. P. Williams. Rev. S. Bai Childs-Clarke, Rev. R. Thornton, Rev. H. ...

... THE' ZULU' WAR. * THE BRITISH LOSSES AT ISANDULA. THE LOST COLOURS FOUND. THE ENEMY IN CHECK. Donald Currie's mail steamer Warevik. 0a#te, with 5even days' later news from Natal and Cape Colony, arrived at Madeira early on Friday morning, and afterwards proceeded to Plymouth, where she arrived yesterday. Donald Currie's Madeira telegram says that the British loss on January 22nd, including ...

... THE BOUGEMONT THOTEL. - --u h.tal -1-I, i. Sa;- hit. for OAhA DRvOn -The now hotel which is being built for the Devon end Exeter Hotel Company, on the site of the old City Gaol, opposits the Queen-street railway station, is now so far advanced towards completion that the Right Worshipful the Mayor (W. H. Ellis, Esq.) and other magistrates were yesterday invited to make a visit of, inspection, ...

... DEVON AND EXETER HOSPIrAL. The annual meeting of the governors of this institution was held on Thursday in the Board Room of the institu- tion. Mr. E. A. Sanders presided; also present: Admiral .White, Lieutenant-Colonel Savile, Major Wvatt.Edgell, Prebedary Smitb, Rev. W. Hockin, Rev. E. Furedon, Rev. W.G. Mallett, Rev. R. H. Fortescue. Rev. H. Brandt; Dr. Lewis Shapter, Messrs. Kingdon, F.. ...