... J The fortnightly meeting of the Fxoter City Council was held at the Gull !hall on .Wednerisday. The Mayorpresided, therebeing also present Aldermen Pring, Domnvillc, Wilson, Daw, Perkins, Force, Bloberts, Andrew, and Wreford,' Councillors Fulford, Perry, Surridge, Yeo, Templeton, Herbert, ;Perkins, Varwell, 1Oliver, btokes, Peters,' I Munro, Turner, Loram, Widgery, Howe, t Palsford, Jarman, ...

... |SELECTIONS FOR LADIE>. I USEFUL SIhTS. forN A rag steeped in turpentine will usually 'lee' stop severe bleeding of a cut. con If the wbito of an cgg is applied thc immediately to a burn, it will take away rece the pain and prevent a sear. IwhC AAn excellent renmedy ?? red eyelids i8 to add bathe them in water in v hich a little BIGA powdered borax has been distilled. A Water bottles in ...

... neof '4THE PROOPER AaF TO MABRY.-Con- Iego s:d erable progress has been made with the oolk- oaeh- adjndication in this competition, and we hope to be able to make a definite announcemnent pper- with regard to it next week. A nnmber of and excellent and well thought-out papers have at, as been received, and from them some very rnial interesting conclusions will be drawn as to the proper age ...

... How should one begin to write of a' ceremonial visit of Royalty to Exeter ? The occasion is so unique and the material is so. abundant that one does not know where to begin. So I thiinkr I will not begin at all, but lust set down the thoughts as they occur. making no attempt to arrange or clabsify them. The first suggeration is in relation to the admirably smooth manner in which every- thing ...

... I! left (ITe undertcke to answer questions on Dburn matters cf general interest in this coTioman, Cor espondents are asked to put their queries briefly anud to 'mark the eanclopc3 Qucstion. I the Department:) spital Queotion (Mac).-When were umbrellas first introduced into England P ol0nel Ans.wer.-About 1778. :e, at __ Ques'ion ( Iscar).-In some of the books and papers I take up I ...

... FAS.H1ONAIABLEI WEDDING AT ST. MARY'S CLYST. 1i ayal wasj II$; HIAMILTON-GELLL TO CAPC. RADCLIFFE. redi The litt(e vill!age o Clyst St. Mary was en m3as1ftea on Wednesday, t ho occasion being the alerl min-ii neof fds Doreen ?? Hamilton-Gell, ltiffnlaughter of the Rev. Arthur W. Hamnilton- ig tOGell, of Winslade, Clvst St. Ml'v, to tail' Cnptain Nafaliniel Robert Radcliffe, Rot of 1hi3 ( ...

... VOLUNTEEP eORDES. 1 E[CNITONr RtI;LES. . T I Monday-Great ciats, ko.,-ivill be IFs1ocd froet the Iarmourv to uoe, proceeding to caimp fron S ?? 2. Tbursilay-Class firing, 2.30; company drill 7.30 band t * attenl. t Friday-Fatigue par-y for camp vill l ?? eby the 8.17 trai I. SaturdT-mit-ban at DrilldTIil, 12 loon; fill *n r at DrilL Hall t 1.15 for brigade camp; rs, corn- n plete maeching ...

... Zhr 4,4?illg JPJG,5to SATURDAY, JULY 8rT, 1859. WILL DOINEV, FXE TER. THuERE are few people who will deny that Exeter is deserving of this exclamna- tion in connection with the visit of the Duke and Duchess of York On TuesdaY. Complete justification for it oxwsts in the cause which broughtthe Royalpair to the city, for the Technical and Tniversity College is 'an institution of great and ...

... ITiO-MIORROW'S SERVICES. 'aS B3ArriSr C euscI; (Bartholornew-street).-11-Morn' U1- il; preacher, Ulev C Hf Marsack: Day. 6.31- 1i Voleing, preacher, Rev C H Marsack Day. vor Bks-iirT (nPucn (South-street.) - 7.30 - Morning, aed I'raror Meeting. 10.45, preacher, Rev D P M1e 2trbPerson, B.D., Thy gentleness bath made me great 6.30-Svening, preacher, Rev D P e- McPhe rson, B.D., su bect. ...

... II ?? No. XI, MR. E E. HOULDITCH. When Mr. E. II. ?? first entered into public life people weie curious. What sort of figure would he cut in nomparison with those who had won their mpars in that line 7 He had not been at work long hafore it was recognised that tie was a man of ex. cept~onal force of character-not a parinian. but a man with an active form of interest and an absolute faUr ...

... THE ANNEXATION BILL. r. Tho raeeting of the St. U-ban District Te Council wag or Wednesday presided. over by te Ir. Mark Farrant, there being also present )a Messrs. Tucker, Stocker, Heaon, Noble, Hnwk!, 1e Brealv, Bates, Ohver, Bradley, and iolson .0 A letter from the caretaker of the ,; sanitorium. (Mr. Evans) asking for an increase -d of slary was referred to., the Eanitary Corn. r. mittee ...

... |HEAVEN -MADMI MARRIAGES !e, LONDON BAKEIVS INCONSTANCY. nie a CONDITIONAL ENGAGEMENT. t- At the London Sheriff's C~mrt yesterday an r- action for breach Of promiee of marriage was ,d brought by Miss Annie Rebooza ,Berny, a y, milliner and dressmaker, nf lluitngdorn-road, IY Barnsburyf against Mr. William 3eorge th Wilkinson, manager to a wholesale baker, of ar Notting-hill-gate, and ...