... and Exeter Hospital report for week ending Thursday, August : Discharge patient*-Cnred. 3- benefited. 1; made out-patients, reque-t. 1; pent lo 1; died during the week, 2. Number in-patients after the last Thursday, 139; admitted during the week, —165 ...

... The Week Exeter. * JrJond \o. 52 the Exeter Cor Rotation Water Loan, 1878, has been paid off Mr. S. Booy, Polios Court Missionary, heft at his own request, been sworn 'in syecia constable for Exeter for a period of twelve months. Tho annual sports- of ...

... M.S. Exeter. P.O. Paddon was born in Exeter and played Rugby for Exeter Schoolboys, and later for Exeter R.C. and Devon, and Devonport Services R.F.C. He was instrumental in getting Exeter Rugby Club to adopt the Rugby team aboard H.M.S. ...

... Week In Exeter In respect for their late President. Mr. C. J. Ross, the Exeter Male Voice Choir at their weekly practice stood in silence for a space. In aid of the Exeter Air Raid Relief Fund Otterton has raised by a whist drive and dance organised by ...

... WEEK IN EXETER An Indoor fete organised by students of the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital realised £5 for the Malta Relief Fund. Re-assuring news has been received by Mr. and Mrs. R. Beal, of 54, Paris-street, Exeter, that their son, L/Sergt. Ronald ...

... THE WEEK IN EXETER A 40s was imposed on a Bournemouth motorist, Sydney J. V. causing an obstruction in Exeter High-street. *K e War Savings campaign began Exeter has saved £4.635,506 From r a t , ft Au ust 16th the c y had put by £2,300,193. Savings ...

... of the Crown Hotel left estate of the value if 1.153 t>s od. Exeter Dispensary.? Report, for the week uding Saturday, March lst;: Remaining on the books last week, +51; admitted this week, 07?518; discharged, cured. benefited, died. It return, 2?72; ...

... 91, and formerly carried on business in Exeter with his brother as music dealers. Mr. J. A. Rouse, who has died at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital aged 87, was a former superintendent of telegraphs at Exeter G.P.0., entering the service in 1870. A ...

... to find a new home. The Bishop of Exeter and the Bishop of Crediton. the Chairman cf the Exeter Methodist District (the Rev. William Proctor), and the Rev. Dr. Camfield (Congregational) were among those invited by Exeter Rotary Club to meet General Carpenter ...

... THE WEEK IN EXETER INDICATIONS increased activity in Exeter Port are shown in the report of the Navigation Committee presented to the City Council on Tuesday. During June seven vessels (aggregating 1,476 tons of cargo) arrived in the Canal, as compared ...

... honour were chosen at the same time. They are Miss Ivy Leaworthy, of 41, Regent's Buildings, Exeter, and Miss Joyce Ousley, of 2, Chard-road, Exeter. Exeter is to have a Road Safety League for Children with the object of still further reducing accidents ...

... Heavilree, Exeter, realized £39 6d. .i. . ~ Exeter City Reserves scorjd first in their Southern League match against Cheltenh. Town at St. James's Park on Saturday, but were subsequently outplayed and defeated by three goals to one.' Exeter N.F.S. were ...