... INO!TI1 COUNTRiY NEWS ,r lii hoi \nuke0a11(1 Agricultural SFllmw- ates J;loe to -morrow., cnd with ?? \il',ilicr Alm(lht prove nin enjoyable fix':: l.x ;!rcions are rnn from all rl ?? io'r ?? attractions t! a ,, tihC eh Wcdodneday Club's cycling ''i'!auvcx of the Darlington llos. I ?? 0igry ?? to acknow- ' llt of £10 from ?? work- Sunnxmerson's foundry, j l!l : hova thc workmen at Dar- C 11 ...

... }o.liy Adventure. lvs;I aglit' are cite- £ V; Hi, is ?? itt at gr-nerltl n ?? a0t elltrgy must r 0II 01O 1' it ulue abolit Ia IIi : i.tt ul t uit1k ttowt ill I)air- ci ;!t 1 ,i'-I-iwe~tedl andl a1ll tbe t' . :r t. .hfll-ivlw;^\d is utsed nd- el t ?? itt\('istilit'tt a neigh- w I'\Is Oil the 1' ,l , (lol lwl, 1 1, * ,1 I lt . l Id Song 1' ?? 1t I,;llatn il~tt us' t(-)jj(illet tile y ...

... OUR LONDON LETTER SpE:CIAi,LY TELEGRAPHnED.] ,lo ;y. or CoxioNt\s, Monday Night. 'fh e,, it a g~ood deal of by-play and pot writeos businiess about the House (WitAfl in-day. You rarely, get rot I It lienit. it themr, and the Dppear-- 'ire 01 tr bn Austen, the portent of ~IjIictlel Lithcral Party at OsgoldOross, lei5 ictrat~tioii to the triumph its, 1fxieiitrothiction of MJessrs ;- isstt ,nI ...

... AN AUST'RALI2AN CATTLE CtIAMP. The Australian stoekman is til follow of the estr Amer-iean cow-boy jto ever;thing but theo reputed ten- dency to settle prwvate differences by the a-r~tramnent of the revolv-er. The rough ridecr 1.3 young., recklTess. with nerves uinfiawed end courage unqual-ified -as vet. by theo memory of ''busters anid hrot-en bones: the stocluman is a, craatur'e mecre ...

... EXEIRTiX GIARbTAINTS. TfIE lNMATES AND THE ROYAL VISIT. The weekly meeting of the Exeter Board of Gmardians wau held on Tuesday, when the Labomr and Supplies Committee reported that. they hase oened the following tenders for the supply of 27 ?? s. Mark Rowe and Co., 10. each; lr. J. Peters, 7s; M.essrs. 1 T5inor and tie, 7s 111; Messrs. Brock and Co., lls 3d. The commnittee recomrnmendcl that ...

... THE bMAN WE_ KNOW| i L o. .X. MR. G. 1i. SHO1UTO, TOWN CLERK OF EXETrER. The Ever Faithful City has many unique n, features, and among: them may well be placed I the present Tbwn Clerk, Mr. G. R. Shorto, a whose record 'is one which no other Town t, Clerk in the Kingdom can equal. b He did not always have aspirations after 0 such a post as he now fills. It is t said that the pen is ...

... EXETEisR GUARDIANS. LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOARD AND THE INMATES' OUTING. e The weekly meeting of the Exeter Board of 3n Guardians was held on Tuesday afternoon, Mr. M Munro presiding. _ The Builing Committee, in their report recommended that the resolution of the 10th May last, appointing a sub-committee to pre. oare a pinn of buildings to replace those pro- posee to be removei in the Newtown ...

... j IA WVNDERFUL MACHINE. Whoen S Walter Raleigh popularisod tobacco in 1686 (he did not introduce it into England first: that is to be laid to the honour of Sir John hawkins, in 1565) he could have had no cornception of the results cf-the step; how that it would prove the salvation of British BudgelB and warm the hearts of Chan- cellors of the Exchequerby providing a revenue to be reckoned by ...

... OL P L PARLIAMENT.j f X . : I I . . I . ,. . . I.-, I . I HOUSE OF LORDS. P oi THURSDAY, July l3 o Their' Lordahips assembled at three o'clock, ti when the Royal 4saent was, given by commission S to 86 'public and prevate. Acts that had passed ,, the two. Houses, including the London Govern- tod meat, Fines or lmprisoniment (Scotland and Ire- o land), WishawWateir, Aberdeen Coerporation,: ...

... ] NOTES AND COMMENTS. for ti BY JOSEPEC BURGESS, heci5 THE P-ROSC1B.TBED A.S.E. oe The Amalgamated Society of Engineers has Witi. 'a&len ton evfil days. An arbitration uonimittee Gfa theo Parliamenotary Committee of the Trades debet *Cnion Congress has sentenced the society to ex o eolusion froetitile Trades. Union Congress for two seeir years, in accordance with thte following stainding Sinit ...

... ; V - 3P ?? 'A'IXOHT TO THE DYHEATH. ;::WevereigettingwelS ovei'tlie trail. In five or six d days more ive would. be at the north' fork of' the Fra le ser. Here:we would:be all right: We could get to Fort Eope without any trouble, for, as luck would i .have it, thle Canadians knew- a half-breed who had a id boat big enough to take us. all down the. 'river.' From there Bob and I iould go'over ...

... (COPYRIGHT. THE ACCUSED — PRINCESS. By ALLEN UPWARD, Author of Secrets of the Courts of Europe, The Prince of BalkHtan,cThe Yellow Hand, &c SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTER. Great Britain has ordered tfie King of Zee lend to deliver up the famous State Rnby wrongfully «old to him bv-Jung Bahadur, emissary of the Maharajah of Bburaai, who hoped to obtain the means of declaring- war on the ...