A. \V. Kinglakeaml Mr. P. Yanderbyl. The following voted against it: —Capt. Hayter, Sir A. Hood, Mr. H. J. Jolliffe, Mr. W. G. Laugon, and Mr. It. 11. Paget.

AUCTION for feheep, Cattle. Horses, Carriages. &c., At their Auction Stand, Castle Green, on Saturday, June Bth, 1867. rRESENT ENTRIES. Bay cart mare, good in harness, free from vice, and ten years old Bay cart horse colt, rising two years, warranted sound, not broken Black cart

EXI/I\\<«!&.—Mark LINK, We hiv vr.rv supplied with wheat tf«e p ist week, of foreign h;» »-en t«»l. «Mv i.fivnl this tnnrniu{ also the »f ' *tapl r'rri K at, k, was •. til, arel for toe *»est runt the factors were ilt' 'fiia Is. wliiNtflne ». ' r.rt l»e irley is about Is. • ' dr

Thk bold, manly, frank bearing of Lord Durham in his place in Parliament, the infinite scorn with which rebukes the vicious curs who snarl at his heels, barking but fearing to bite, is the theme of universal remark and of general admiration. On Tuesday he administered to some of

(Reported exclusively for this Paper.) promised last week, now proceed to lny beforo our readers a very full abstract of excellent and useful lecture delivered to the Taunton Mechanics' Institute, bv W. Hancock, Esq., of Wivcliscombe. It abounds in useful truths that leel we sha

BErORE THE JUSTICE OF PEACE COURT HAMILTON. On the December, John Wilson, Rigmuir, was bronght before James Hrvson, Esq.of Sheriffaulds, charged, the Instance of l.aly Mary Montgomerie and Sir C. M. B. Lamb, liart. her husband, with trespassing on the lands of Uigmuir, of Novemb

Fifth Rifles.—The four men making the highest scores for the monthly challenge cup on Thursday will receive ammunition for the County Rifle Meeting on Tuesdav next.—(Signed) W. John Ford, Captain. Wk&lkyanism.—ln the first draft the stations of Wcsleyan ministers issued by the "

Excursion*.—A large party of excursionists arrived here on Monday last from Olastonbury and Wells, and succeeded, we believe, in enjoying themselves thoroughly. Owing to a shunting-cngine getting off the line between Higlibridge and Buruham, the line became blocked, and when the

Alleged Assault.—At the Petty Session Tuesday, before Mr. Hippisley, Sir E. Straclicy, Bart., and Mr. Wait, person named York was charged with having violently assaulted a man named Car]>entcr. Mr. Clifton ap|M-areil for the defendant. The complainant stated that was a travellin

It intended to continue weekly series of interesting papers on the History of West Somerset, particularly of tae towns and sixty parishes in the far-famed "Valley of the lone, together with the History of the Borough of lauuton, the whole brought down to the present time, ine be