... A. special meeting of the Exeter Guardians was held on ?? afternoon to consider the terms of the appointment Iof a chaplin for the Exeter Workhouse. Mr. Alexander (Governor) presided; there were also present-Messrs. Rouse, Bond, Pope, Scott, Rowe, Hodge, South- wood, Tucker, Fymn, Algar, Hughes, Voiseyi Yelland, 1Carlisle, Wilkinson, Brown, Petherick, Counmings, 0. a Angel, W. Pollard, Lawless ...

... TEIGNMOUTH DISTRICT CON- SERVATIVE ASSOCIATION. p aectiiJF of thle members of the above association was I ti~ld at 16t, Northutifberlanid-placi, East Toignmouth, on I Friday O5'Qtinu for the purpose of formally handing over th, net club-r-owm to the aseociated Conservative Working I ~ lb u~i~tal ocetalyitted, and comaprises s lr reiltliflrtoii, variouls offices, antd kithehn. The rc,,lin-rooia ...

... ON BOARD THE EAGLE. The clock had struck eleven. We were still sitting on thc hearthrui nt our chamber, 3Mary and I, over the vemains of the wood fire that had sparkled and cranked in the huge old fireplace. We had been tallking, instead of undressing; and, under tle inlnuenc of the bright fire, the talk had been gay and frolicsome, so, under the shade of the dying fire, our conver.ation ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A meeting of the Town Council was hold at the Guild- -I hall on Wednesday, the Right Worshipful the Mayor (T.I th Andrew, Eeq.) presiding. Also ?? w Buckingham, Daw, Ellis, Hughes, Jones, Pring, pE | khards, and Thomas; Councillors Arrastrong, Brown, in Commmngs, Courtney, Barks, favoy, E. T. Fulford, in Finch, Guest, Huxtaible, Luscesba, Norman, E. Peters, N MT. Peters, Pideley, Poliard, ...

... Weekly meeting, Friday, the Hen. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay, (in the chair). The pauper report for this week, last week, and the cor- responding week of last year was' read respectively as ?? relief, £186 2s. 7d., £188 le. 3d., £186 is. 2d.; outdoor paupers, 2,162, 2J176, 2,143; indoor paupers, 1-57, 154, 161; total paiers, i,319, 2,330, 2,304; vagrants, 23, 14, 19. The contributions were ...

... THE STATE OF IRELAND, A man, named Kelly, of Goevagh, was arrested on Wednesday as a suspect, and sent to Galway Gaol. The warrant is a year old, but Kelly had succeeded in evading arrest by hiding in a mountain near Boyle. On the arrival of the four o'clock train from Westport at Ballyhaunis, on Wednesday evening, four gentlemen reportedto the station-master that a shot had been fired at the ...

... 1YE6STFDAY.-C&pt. Chichester, in the chair; Admiral White, C.B., Major Wyatt Edgell, and J. B. Lousada and J. E. C. Walkey, Esqrs. WILLIAM BELLWORTHY, a waggoner, of Broadelist, was fined 6d. and 7s. 6d. expenses for leaving a horse and cart outside the Poltimore Inn, Pinhoe, without anyone in charge EMANUEL CLEMENTS, a labourer, of Heavitree, charged with being drunk and disorderly at ...

... PRIVATE ?? from Alexandria give a very gloomy aspect of the situation in that city, and also at Cairo. In Alerandria are congrogated thousands of Greeks, Maltese, Iand Italians, who have come in from various parts of the interior, and generally they may be described as being in a state of destitution. Since the events of Sunday lest I they have been burning to avenge the outrages on their ...

... In Philadelphia tramears ar driven by clockwork. Sid, 141,000 emigrants from Europe arrived in the United States last month. inundations continue to dlo great damage in the Fraser Valley, Vanceuver's Island. W Two junrymen at Algters were on Wednesday fined tiQ0f. each for refusing to take the religious oath.I A tire which occurred at Montreal, in Canada, eonWednee- wei day, caused damnage to ...

... IROYAL CORNWALL AGRICULTURAL I SOCI ETY. The annual exhibition of the above society was hold at Launceston on Wednesday and Thursday last. The town was prettily decorated for the occasion, and the inhabitants offered visitors a warm hospitality. The formal reception of the society took place in the Guildhall, when those who had accepted invitations met the Mayor and Corporation. The local anol ...