... 0 o IRELAND AND EGYPT. a At the time of the anathema and maranatha4pyrotechnice of malediction in Midlothian, directed personally against e the late illustrious statesman whose mcmory patriotic e England delights to honour, the Radical policy that was s proclaimed to be followed in tho East was that which is ,r well known by the pscudonym of Bag and Baggage. e Stript of its blackballing ...

... The usual weekly meeting of this Board was held at the re office, New Buildings, yesterday afternoon. The Governor r (Mr.Aeadr presidcd; and there were also present essrs.Poe Rouse, Petherick, Bond, Gould, Gardner, L Hughes, Scott, Lamuocraft, Luscombe, Tucker, Southwood, R Voisey, Sclatcr, Lawlees, Sercombe, Brown, Jones, Algar, el Lorain, Norton, and Yendall.'A INCREASE Of' PAUPEISEoM. The ...

... ate r of The sapphire has lgng been a symbol of the sacred tnh office of bishop. ead The principle of the spring trap is found in the jaws of aye the dolphin. nit- In the Hindoo mythology men are represented as living bad 100,000 years. I he Professor Sohlager, of Vienna, is responsible for the eva statement that blue light has a quieting and soothing cud influence on the insane. id The vices ...

... The annutal meeting of the supporters of the Exeter Institution for Training ?? was held on Friday at the Guildhall. Mr. W. H. Ellis presided, and there were also present: Revs. J. C. Rewlatt, W. David, Atlcyne, Messrs. E. J. Doraville, A. J. Mackay, S. II. Peppin, G. Colson, and F. Pollard (Secretary).-The committee in their report, which was taken as read, pointed out that the object of the ...

... CtLLOMPTON. A iecting of bicyclists was hold at the Coffee-house on I Thursday for the purpose of forming a bicycle club. There being a blrgeo nulibor of riders in the district, the want of a club has long beon felt. UFFCULME. Ashill Church, ncar Ufteuhluc, was opened by the Lord Bishop of the Diocese onl Thursday mrnling. The little Church and Sunday School combined have been erected at a1 ...

... INCREASED FARES ON THE GREAT I WESTERN RAILWAY. I A largely-attendd public meting,to protest against the t increase of third-lass fares on the Great Western Railway, was held at Exeter, on Wednesday, the Mayor presiding. t Amongst those alec prescut were: the Rev. T. Hutchins, chairman of the Toigunmouth Local Board; Alderman t Simmonds, Bridgwster; Councillors Pidsley, H. 'uckwewll, I ...

... Lomuos, Juau 26, IBM2. An Autumin Session ! 'lint has been the talic oill the weck. It is the talk still in every ?? ?? thinl'king that he has only to threaten an Autumno Session to quicken tics Ceercion Bill, to clear the road for the Arrars- Bill, and to see the OC16trc ic'mekly placed amiong the Stiinding Orders. The threat will affect a good mlany M.P.'s I have no deoibtl for no one who ...

... I THREATENING AN ADMIRAL. Admiral Watson, superintendent at Chatham Dockyard, has received a threatening letter bidding him prepare for death. LOSS OF A SHIP AND ALL HANDS. A San Francisco telegram states that the Erxmbria, which sailed for Europe on the 19th instant, has foundered with all hands. THE CROSBY SHOOTING CASE. A verdict of manslaughter was yesterday returned against Arthur Golding ...

... RAILWAY TIME: TABLES. WEBS DAYS. BRISTOL AND EXETER 212 2 501 2 212 123 1 28 128 1 28 1 2123128 123 12 '125 Ex. PTm Pl 12123, P.28 pm. 123. 12123. U.P. a.m am. , a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. am.p.m. p.m. p.m P~mpmpmp. m 41 p 1mpm am. p3m p51m.1 ?? 07 755 885 93520 80 10 5011 5012 6 12S0 2 4538 5 4 55 528642840181 94 825 . Stoe .anon. 6 10 7 44 844 ?? ..11 0 ?? 12 14 I., 2155 . 6296 60 8 58 5 ?? 28 ...

... X IMP9RIAL :PARLIANENT. I HOUSE OF LORES. I ?? The Marquis of S~tesiulcY put aquestion relating to th s~erious state of affairs in E gypt, which elicited from Lord GoeNfILEvat n 8 1 explanation to the effect that the position of the Rhedivo a might be said to depend upon the leaders of the nmilitary, c- and that Her Majesty's Government hod taken measures in conjunction with that of France, by ...

... A Cooking Club - The rolling-pin. Cats have no political belief. They are usually on the fence. When a husband does not come home to dinner, his wife sometimes imagines it is one of his fast days. Next to the man who wants toborrow money from you, a dog is frequently the best friend s. man has. HOW TO KEEP YOUYSULF DRa.-Eat freely of red herrings and salt beef, and don't drink. Are you lost, ...

... LONDON, June 12, 1832. A ahowery Juno ? I suppose it is all right, and I believe there is a proverb to prove that, from an agrioul- tu-al point of view, it is quite the thing, thea foreranner of at splendid and successful season. But at wet June is any- thing but plea.-sant for London and for those semi-fashion- able towns and watering places whore, ait this time of the year, Lawn Tennis is ...