... HOUSE OF LORDS. f THURSDAY.-Lord NORTON moved the second read- l leg of the k'oor Law Amendment Act (1876) Amendment v Bill, which, he explained5 was the same measure which f came up from the Commons last year and was dropped. Its t object was to enable friendly soieities to pay moneys due to sick paupers to their wives and families.r- The bill was read v a aecoad time-A discussion ensued on ...

... The new Board met for the first time on Friday, and Earl Devon occupied the chair, pro tem. The Rev. G. D. ADAMS, as the oldest elected member of the Board, moved the re-election of the Hon. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay as chairman. The old members knew bow well that gentle- man had presided over them during the past eleven years, and he was sure the new members would concur in their opinion at ...

... | ?? ks Klwut - ?? ine HEAVITREE. of, THE CONSERVATIVE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. oec The Heavitree Branch of the Exeter Working Men's frie Conservative Unios have just taken poseession of their der zew premises ir Chureb-etreet, and tbey celebrated the pot event on Wednesdav last with a dinner. The building is of litU considerable extent, and aes been substantially built by cot Mr. H. Phillips from the ...

... - IMPER~~hL PARLIAMENT~' HIOUSE OF LoRDs. TH URSDAY ?? LAxSDowNx, while disclsimlng any intention to rsie sdiscussion of the -wholesubject, fto which he admitted their lordehips had not sufflcient materials, asked tbe Secretary for Foreign Affairs to give the House some information as to the progress of negotia- tions between Turkey and Greece for the rectification of their frontier, and to ...

... MrSCELLANEA. .ed, Ine We view the ivorld with our own eyes, each of us ; and 01i1 we make from within us the world we see. A weary heart gets ;ate no, gladnesse out of eunshine; a selfieh man is sceptical about friendship, as a man with nio ear does not cats for mueio. age naickera0,. .in TacE ZULUS AND TEETR KINDIXED.-The dependent 7 fpopulations of the British Empire, the Kaifres, as a ...

... WEEK DAYS. BRISTOL AND EXETER. SUN2AY 123 123 128 123 1 2 1 23 128 12 128 MI1 123 128 7M 123 1 212 T aP nm a~m. a.m. a~m. a.m. p.m. n.m. p.m. Pmpm.m mP p S pl. a.m. P.M. P.M. Exetr . ?? 6 7 35 035 9 45 1030o.. 11350 12360 3 5 4556 53 6oa45 112 9 40 3 25 10 12 StoeCnon 6 10 7 44 8 44 ?? . 12 0 ?? 315 .. 540 6 55 ?? 9851.. ?? 20 7 53 8 53 .. . . 1210a.5 )48 74 . Helesnd~radfliflc623 30 9 0 10 ...

... 1ft ALE. =REI r IMOR&TO RYI I - AND BdYB' 1NDUSTR1TAL SCHOOL.- | Atll D'JzO ?? ci0 A meeting of the supporters of the Femaele Refuge for * Discharged Priajnfaii' l lte Devon and Wetoir -Girls Refor. c matory finhool5 ,snd Boys' Industrial School, wss'held on8 Friday, at the' Royal Public Rooms. In~ the absence of 14 the Sheriff (T. Carew, Esq.i), the chair was taken by S. C. Hamlyci, Esq., ...

... MY ZUtLU SERVANT. As wp are now hearing so much that is not pleasant about King fletywayo and his subjects, a paper, under the title of My Zulu Servant, in Sunday at Home, will furnish an agreeable variety in the reading of battles, murder, and sudden death, in connctisr, with that curious country:- During a stay of some months last year in the South African colonies, I made many ...

... -. A L .s AU.. - _ . A Anp aa_ -A The annual conference of the ministers and delegates of wort the above Union, which now embraces the whole county, char was held on Wednesday last in the Congregational Church, tlsat Soutbernhay. The Rev. C. B. Symes, president, occupied ahoy the chair, and the Rev. C. Wilson acted as secretary. A deni special service took place at nine o'clock and the ...

... A meeting of the Town Council acting as the Urban Sanitary Authority was held on Wednesday at the College Hall, the Guildhall being required for the Assizes. Mr. Alderman Thomas wae voted to the chair. There were also present : Aldermen Cooper and Hughes; Councillors SB Pearee, S. Jenes, Gardner, Willey, S. R.. Force, Rogers,. Melhuieb, Unierhill, Owen, Williams, 0. Bodley, Pollard, Wippell, ...

... There is no hurry, said the Chancellor of the Exchequerto the dismay of Messrs. (iladstone, Bright, and others, whose interests, personal and political, are supposed to be largely involved in the e~xpected event of an immediate dissolution. The Liberals insist that hurry is most expedient for them, therefore, and on that aocount-with the assumption of supreme ?? is said to be on the eve ...

... Friday, the H n. annd Rev. B.-H. Courteday in the chair. The pauper reporta for thia week, last week, and the eorres. pn(ding week of Iat year. were read as follows, vizi. Oat-relif, £19fi 14.t. 2d., 1197 7s. 3d., and £195 17e. 2d. reepec'iv ...