... AUDACIOrS ROnrr3cRY.-On Thursday afternoon last a most impudent robbery was committed at Mr. George Ganes's, landlord of the Coach and Horses, Hain's Cross, in this parish. A tramp, who went into the Coach and Horses, and stole a piece of meat. Mrs. Gane, the landlord's wife, who was upstairs, happened to cosme down at the time, and caught the man carrying the meat mn I his hand out of the ...

... The twelfth annual meeting of the committee of this institution and of the sub-committees for the Schools of Science and Art was held on Friday, under the presidency of the Right Worshipful the Mayor (T. Andrew, Esq.) There were tlso present Messrs. H. Hughes, J. Trehane, Stephens, C. T. I. Roberts, Xuxtable, W. S. M. ?? (Secretary and Curator), W. Cotton (Hon. Treasorer), WV. Bneckrnghcamo, W ...

... A BIRn in the hand is always worth two in the bush, and Plat I do not think anybody ought to complain that Mr. Charles wn Acland, with very shadowy chances of a seat in West a, Somerset, took the first eafe seat that presented itself, I especially when, contesting Cornwall against a man lieMr. pu Tremayne, he established claims upon the consideration of Sat the Liberal Party which Sir Thomas ...

... A meeting of the old Board ?? held, at the Castle IV vesteiday, in accordance with the provisions of the Highway a5 Act, 1884, to receive the report of the Finance Committee 51 as to the requirements of the Surveyor, to pass the annual Pi aecounts, snd to receive tenders for the Supply of ol materials. Sir John Duceworth, chairman, preside.-i 1. LEst started that the Finance Comnuittee had ...

... DEVONSHIRE CHAM8ER OF AGRICULTURE. MR. ACLAND, M.P., ON CO'UNTY )i18A.n. Q5 des' A special meeting of thod Devon Chamber of Agia1''ture wita P waisheld on Friday'aftoenson at the Half Moonl.), It ...

... The debate or rather the answer of the Prime Minister to the question of Sir H. Drummond Wolff upon tD mission of Mr. Errington to Romo, is one affecting tbe I character of Ministers in general in a duplex sense, ss Minister and a gentleman, and as a gentlemen and a Minister. 4om the example that was afforded in tbo House on Tuesday, both positions have been seriously damaged; the first, as a ...

... ALLEGED ROBBERYWITH VIOLENCE I 1. IIN EXETER. At the Police-court on Monday morning a young man naled THOMAS WYESTACOTT, described as a smith, living in Preston-street, Nvas charged with stealing with violence a bottle containing two quarts of beer, the property of Susan Clapp, a married woman, living in Preston-street. The evidence adduced by the complainant was to the effect that on Saturday ...

... flI l S - - Sir J. H. Rennaway, M.P., and ColonelWalrond, M.P, addressed a meeting of their Torquay constituents on Wed- nesday, at the Bath Saloon. Mr. W. B. Fortescue, J.P., occupied the chair. Sir JOHN KENNAWAY, M.P., who was well received, remarked that two years ago the country was called upon to pronounce its verdict upon the Commons administration. (Hear, hear, and ?? Devon then spoke ...

... DON'T DO IT. Don't sleep in a draught. Don't go to bed with cold feet. Don't eat what you do not need just to save it. Don't try to get cool too quickly after exercising. Don't sleep with insecure false teeth in your mouth. Don't start the day's work without a good breakfast. Don't sleep in a room without ventilation of some kind. Don't stuff a cold lest you be next obliged to starve a fever. ...

... grtwau's (gatter Alvin# vat the (ESTABLIsHED 1763) his IS THE OLDEST AND) ATOST EXTENSIVELY CIRCULATED) CONYSERVA TIVE NEWSPAIEI bI ia IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND. the WEDNESDAY, ArcL 19TH, 1882. THE QUEEN and the Princess BEATBICE arrived at Windsor Castle on Friday evening fromn Mentone. The journey occupied about forty-eight hours, and was made as far as Cherbourg without a break. The accounts ...

... I is re Under the singniar title of 11Weeds, which is apropsosI ,,g only to the neglected state of that part of Ireland-the he Waterford mountains-in which the scene is laid. bliss lit Laffan bringe vividly before the reader of her paper in r- Mamlsssoalan's a Jcgazine a picture of the people and their sd waye, ae she eseems to have become acquainted with thema of in the lees civilised parte ...

... I ST, THOMAS BOARD OF GUARDIANS, FRIDAY.- The Hon. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay in the chair. Paiope Rper)t.-Ou~tdoor relief, this week, £206 3s. Id.; last week, :188 19s. 2d.; erres=pending week last year, £214' I8a. 4d.; outdoor paupers,I 416 2,161 ;1 2,20; indoor paupers, 167; 158; 109 ; total Faupers, 2,826;2,319; 2,374; vagrants, 22; 8; 8.-A ba ace in hand of £l,o28 17s. 3d. was ropertod.-Rev ...