To CORRESPONDENT.—" West of Devon." We are obliged to decline your effusion, having no room for it. Yon should send it to the Devon Weekly THE WAR IN SERVIA. DEAR Bra,—Will you allow me a brief space in the columns of your...formica to advocate the cause of our suffering fellow-

The CastsuAN stated that since the last meeting Dr. Blase.ll had sent in his report on the sanitary condition of Calstock. Had a copy been sent to the Calstook Parochial Committee ? The CLERK stated that he had sent copies of the report to that Committee. Mr. REED remarked that

12 onions, autumn—let, 2a 6d, Jno. Merrifield ; 2nd, le Gl, Mark Hodge. , 12 ditto, spring so wn-Ist, 4s, Wzn. Merrifield ; 2nd, Win. Craze. Bunch of 9 leeks—lst,2s,Jno. Merrifield; 2nd, ls, Wm. Craze. Bunch of 12 carrots-Ist, 2e,Wm. Craze; 2nd, 2e, Jno. Craze. Ditto of Parsnips

TAVISTOCK PETTY SESSIONS, Wednesday, 23rd Au4ust, 1874;. fkiore fl IN. W. GILL, 'V. PRYCI: M teii E.. B. E. GILL, E.i.2;:s.] This was the day appointed for the General Anneal Licencing Nfeetintz, and all the licensed victuallers within the division attended, and their licences w

DEDICATED TO A LADY WHO PRESIDED AT ONE OY THE STALLS. Ten years age!— Can it be •o' Yet people tell us they find their lives "slow." While with us, somehow, events come so thickly, Truly a decade has rattled by quickly. • Ten years alto, lova—does it nut seem, Since that Hamar,

The following aro swots from the Min If* Meru. pondent of The noes (writing from Philadelphia), In which eyes an Ingersoll's, acomit of a trip in a balloon : ihave Ind returned from an excursion in • balloon, mid though it proved shorter and lees eventful than bad been hoped, so

One of the most remarkable amps war undertaken CMS e close In the Money. et Ltv on Monday. The Daily News glue the following gattlaafies of the voyage : The boat Centennial arrived at Liverpool on Monday imeenbig after a voyage across the Atlantic. She was willed by a man named

The Ti me. publishes the following letter : Sir,—Lord lieaconalleld has taken the °nice of Lord Privy deal In addition to that of First Load of the Thin measure Is said to be a traadtory one. Would it be well various maces that It should be made permanent? In the place the salar

The exceptionally high temperature of the last few days has naturally produced • plentiful crop of Ewestions for mitigating the effects of excessive heat. It would almost seem that a certain class of Puilanthrapieta keep a supply of these stock specific un hand, so regularly do

Yr. Weehi writes from Tlpirsalmll, Kande" Um; to " Our harvest here is three-fourths completed. Wheat is of first-rate quality and condition, the weight per bushel being 6 per cent, above .the average, but the yield falls short of the estimate by nearly eight bushels per acre, t