... July instant, to cisoose, from a pailel No. 1, thle select conanittee to try the~ Ashburtou a election petition; and Friday, tile 22nd instant, to choose the cesl commnittee to try the Dartisoonti petitian. of Fin&-Great exeitemenst prevailed in the village ...

... tile water-I myself being unable to swim. one S. of the youths, ealled Friend, swemn out nearly to the spot al where, the deceased was discerned-I could then see lois a head above water. Friend, however, returned without having t gone close up to the ...

... of Friends, and was dis- tinguished throtigh a long life by his strict adherence to the principles and praotice of that religious 'ccomn- muinity, 'as well as by 'bene'volenrce of disposition; and ul mpeachable integrity-and character. As friends to the ...

... should never forget the is inltense enjoyment and plesure lie had and n, -the friends hoe made durinig his campaign hi bl Mid-Devon. jr AN OPPORTUNiTY FOR LADIES. o . - di Every woman In this district will be H interested in the importaut move just made ...

... ac thie utility ottsl.ins~itutionj. ths extpectatious0f its ns ?? *guine friends have been. more~htuI answered,, and~it sbould also be acknowledged that fori this sse~those friends are indebted in no small degree to the.cordlal co~operation of the Mayor ...

... injured by a cart, which lie Was driving, and died within two bours afterwards. MELANtCt-toLY AND FATAL ACCIDENT.- A most melancholy accident happened at Penzatice list week, to Mr. Alfred John William Pill a youth about 17 years of age, son of the late Lieutenant ...

... joined in trying to mollify the indignanttfiauee. But no other answer could be got from her but Ah, good sir, shure I be hasn't the property. It was all in vain. The discomfited -1 swain had to return unmated, said the obdurate Biddv died in single ...

... arm advisable. This deceased's mother objected to, and the youth left the hospital. In ten days, however, the tumour grew to such an extent that amputa- tion became imperative, 'and deceased died on Thursday, from exhaustion produced by the return of the ...

... that John Ii d Bright goes to his grave honoured and retered by I 0 e- ill. -Born at-Rochdale: on November -16tb, 1811, di lie died on March 27th, 1889, inthe-78th yei ofj-, i. li ige. ' ; ,t vs FOUATh EDITTION' the bi- LATESET FOREIGN ent his [PER CENTEW ...

... three children were dis. charged, and one dismissed for tritanting and other ?? ITreasurer reported the receipt of tvo Deeds Poll on thE EO.eter Turnpike. 'of £50. each, the legacy of the late Richard Hart, Esq. Devon and Exeter Savings Bank Jkontflly Report: ...

... INSTITUTION.- We have. scarcely an Institution that ill its objsi-ia meore interests Ins than tilat for tim instruction of the Di-af'and -Dumb, and we aie pieased at having opportunity ofpa in a compliment that is weil merited to Mir. Henry Broilhem5 Bingham ...

... this place of rational asmusernent will Ojen for the sealo, o Wednesday, the Millh of 'November. We understatid that ~-our frien'd HAY brings with him -a splendid company: -.iladeed, the most effectivie and complete in the proviinces ?? coillict a company ...