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... To THtE EDITOR OF THE EXRTEU FLYING POST. awl DerSiWhlt h mtero te abv institutionl is pe temperance institution liko most taverns of a similar character, is destitt of % hostelry. There is not the I slighteet accommodato for travellers who have horses and hon asocaios hv n hoc bttouils thi stables, inac beaueth cfeetvensofe o ousiec. Ifa little holi money wore uatilised in this directon I ...
... A wim without a fire! A 'week without a fresh modJ scandal of afni kind-without a scone in the Town Council rec or, a squabble with the Guardians over a ChaPhlin Or a Rate no Colleteraoihip!-What does it mean? 'I hope we are not onoi about't& begi the millennium in Exeter. But there is the hue fact-~and it -is a fact to mnake a note of as a pheo bno sel which calls, for explanation. The Chief ...
... e 4I can't really express my thanks, as the boysaid to the schoolmaster when he gave him a thrashing. L Mrs. B. refused to visit Mrs. A.'s apiary, because she tdisliked monkeys. To bee or not to be, that was the a question with her. e As they passed a gentleman whose optics were terribly on the bias, little Dot murmured: Ma, he's got one 'ye that don't go. Have you a mother.in-law ? ...
... ALWINGTON. thi A severe thunderstorm broke over Aiwington on Saturday Bc evening last, commencing between seven end eight, and be raged centinuously until Sunday evening. The lightning RE was vivid, and the claps of thanderloud No accidents lie have been reported. ?? Special services were held in the parieb church on Siumday in lest, when the Right Reverend the Lord'Bishop of Honolulu I)I ...
... The passions, like heavybodiesdownsteephills, oncein motion move themselves, and know no ground but the ?? ADVERTIrSNG BY THE ANCIENTS.-Tho Romans largely advertised private as well as public matters, and by writing as well as by word Of month. They had their prwesres, or criers, who not only had their public duties, but annonuced the time, place, and conditions of sales, and cried things lost ...
... , Mr. C. E. Ccx, Deputy Coronerfor thedistriet,onThurs- day held an inquost at the Stowey Arns Inn, Exminster, Itouching the death of Alexandra Kneel, who was found drowned in the Canal, near the lime-kilns, on Monday lasi. Mr. Caterwas appointed foreman ofthe jury. Jane Kneel, mother of the deceased, stated that her daughter was IS vears of ago. She was engaged to a young man named Langbridge ...
... ?? ci SIX BUSINESS HOUSES DESTROYED. nuli The serious fires which occurred in tho early part ef last Are weele were fellowed, onl Thursday morning, by anlother Of bs a still mere alarming and destructive character, making the her third within as many days. .It is also not a little singolar if that this last eutbreake should havo occurred immediately the opposite the scene of the great fire on ...
... THE GREAT WESTERN: RAILWAY, AND THE I NEW ROUTE TO EXETER AND THE WEST. TO TEE EDITOR OP TE EXETER FLYING POST. Dear Sir,-I have heard that it is decided by the Great Western Railway Company to make a connecting line from Castle Cary to Langport, thereby diminishing the distance from London to ?? by about twenty-six miles. Past trains from Paddington to Plymouth would turn oft the main line at ...
... The annual meoting of the members of this Association was held on Monday afternoon at the Conservative Rooms, Gandy-street, M1r. E. J. Sanders presiding.- The report of the committee, read by the Hote. SEcurETAsrY (Mr. James Hutchings), stated that the initial step in the foreation of this Association was a preliminary meeting hold at the Newv London Hotel on the 24th June, 1881, when it was ...
... EXETER TOWN COUNCIL, A oicet in- of the Too n Coinwil ats the Cibmi Sanitary Aulihoritv Waso held cii W~edue',dav ait the Roval Publc I Is li'oiiuiiodatjon :it the Cuijldhill being' required Ilic Citv Asizeie. The fligt We.hIiptal thle Mayor -f Alidlyl.ON E'i.)lrt 'idi'i mii an fere w crc also preconit Alili inti 1'ltilillli Cotiol o, Diw', Itirizel, Jones, J. ?? i v. ine-,i jhirlo&, 'id ...
... ,IMPERIAL I PARLIAMENT. I HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY.-The Acces's Btill.-On the order,1fpr (W considering the Commons' amendmnents -to their Lordehips' ΒΆ1 amendments to the Arrears of Rent (Ireland) Bill, Lor~d ltei CAicLINoPoRD asked the House to aissent'toi the first But amendment, the Commons hsvingr found it inpoeseible to iuts assent to their lordehies' amenddmnet giving the, landlord a ...
... It is acknowledged that the child never sees the necessity of strict obedience until it becomes apparent, A Mississippian says that a great deal of the land in his State is so poor that not even a disturbance can be raised on it. Hie was a young man for an archdeacon, relates a sporting contemporary, and his wife was old enough to be his mother. Any allusion to Anne Domini was tabooed. They ...