... A sign of the times-- To be let. to A man with a cast iI his ?? stage-manager. the e Sweeping Conclusion-The train of a lady's dresa. th a When a pretty girl is attired in wine-oolouresj Bilk, is she wh an intoxicating beauty? Sir ii Boggs says the times are so dull that it is diffloult for him to collect even his ideas. re i 3 FACT FOR YOUNG NATURALTSTS.-A dromedary is a eqi camel that has ...

... 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 ...

... 't linnin r nh- nt0nnatn *1 ~d n When we reflect upon our obligations to the Divine good- roe in net nesaweshall clearly perceive tbat our chief, ourhigbest gratitute gr !.The is due to our Heavenly Father, on account of the spiritums yea judged mercies with which we hiave been favoured. As these mercies Bei finer relate to the supreme perfection of our rational nature, and to pound our ...

... Mr. Chamberlain and his ally, Mr. Gladstone, and Mr. Gladstone and his ally, Mtr. Chamberlain, are imunensely surprised and sorely displeased that Sir Stafford Northcoto should have so tersely replied to a rnde attempt. on the part of the member for Birming- f hanl, to rough him in demanding, cavalierly and impertinently, that the Parliamentary Works Loan Bill should be summarily ...

... 7- - -i ?- - ? ,FRRE? ?? H.RE H. the Prince i.f Wales, as Grand Master of the t Craft, having been p'ldese& to appoint the Viseount Ebrington to preside over the, p rovinoe of ,Devonl the: I Brethren will assetmble at the Victotia Hblt Eeltek, on ga, the 14thindtant, ?? Lod.e,wienhf will be ins ieduby.W. .W. M. Beaclh Seq., the Proxnucial MtGrand Magier of Himpshireand the Isle. of Wight. -We ...

... I NEWS BY ELEOTRI TELGRA-Pf 5s- THE WEST OF ENGLAND BANK DIRECTORS iey Summonses were granted at Bristol yesterday agaimit MIr ear Jerome Murch, chairman; George H. Leonard, Joseph ed, Coates, Alexander Allen, Rev. Hereford George Clement 'he Lucam, John H. Selwyn Payne, directors, and Mr. GoMerdy and. Gilbert, General Manager of the late West of England Bank. cke MIDLAND RAILWAY. *ar, The ...

... WRDONeDL1.-J. Damerel, Norman King. W. Mortimer ml and J. Trebane, Eeqre., and Dr. Drake. th JANE CHARLOTTE ROACH, of College Park, for ?? L( I r dog without a license on the 241h July, was fined 26e. lei 1Mr. Leokenby prosecuted on bebalf of the Inland Revenue re f Authorities. la; WILLIAM PULMAN, Frog.street, wae fined lOs. and costs, B or fourteen days', for being drunk and creating a ...

... AN EXETER COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERf KILLED ON TEHE ROAD. I ~ . ?? A very distressing accident happened on Wednesdav last I in the neighbourhood of Milvertow, by which Mr. James I Mallett, of Alphington-road, Exeter, traveller in the r employ of Messrs. Gardiner and Sons, irenmongers, of Bristol, was instantaneously killed, and his little boy, about twelve.years of age, out for a day's pleasure, ...

... ,d The tatel receipts of the London And South-Western la Raitway Company, as showa in the report just issued, to amounted for the paet half-year to £1,222,592, against 3- £l,t73,038. Passengera,parcels, minerals, and merchan- a dise receipts were all higher than in the correspocding 0 period, but the carriage of live stock and the result of the as Continental and Channel Islands treffio showed ...

... ROYAL ARCHAMOLOGICAL INSTITUTE. The annual congress of Arobhologisti has been held g at Taunton during the past week. The society wae received on Tuesday by the NHavor and Corporation, when the Town P e Clerk presented Lord Telbot de Malabide with an address of I8 d congratulation. A similar address from the membpra of the P Somereetsbire Archsaological Society was read by one of the oldeet of ...

... GArPDENING OPERATIONS FOR THE MONTH ?? . . .. . I L.. e _- - -, The work of this mouth is not severs, but a few of its F' details are ofgreat imtportance. Tesupplies ofthe garden LT) eauring the next wvinter and spring will in great part depend oppen good management now, for we have to make the utmost of of the few weeks of growing weather that remain, Autumn ie setting-s of seede muet not ...

... I AOb`LUJLAI& UVi. Pa, The firet annual meeeting of the newly formed aesocia. Tb tioo of Dentists praotising in the four Western Counties, ow *wae hold in Exeter on Monday, under the chairmanship Of to Mr. O. Spouse Bate, ?? of Plymouth, the Presidoet for dri ; the year. The objeot of the Association is to establish a ,an nreana of inter-commuuication between members of the to I profession and ...