... The Week in Exeter At the Higher Cemetery, Exeter, on Saturday, took place of tlie late Mr. Win. Henry Prcwso, whose death occurred suddenly on Wednesday last. Deceased for over forty years had been foreman uhe pattern department at Mcesre. Bodley Bros ...

... costs for Puroo c Grounds, Exeter, for Cj*6 b«ting the occasion P t r F.xcter Union last week =238 6 10W, as compared with d in the Supers , two years. The outdoor > respec-26 255, 244, and MB, and 65. lle members the Exeter Harold Bowl Commerce, Mr. and ...

... syncope, and a verdict accordingly was returned. Exeter Tramway Returns. Exeter Corporation Tramway's Traffic Returns for the week ended March lst, are as follows : Passengers £ s. d. carried. 45th WeeK 7,518.25 231 8 % 56,528 Last Year 5,418.08 215 ...

... Sidwell's, Exeter. It was announced the Chairman the Exeter Bench yesterday that the Soup Kitchen would be opened on Saturday next. invited contributions to the fund for that purpose. Exeter Dispensary, January 13th.—Eeniaining en the books last week, admitted ...

... Exeter (Dr. Robertson) win titled to take his seat in the Horn* and replace the late Bishop of Exeter tramway tor Jfag, ins October 12th were: —Passengers, \ ceipts, £307 9s lid. In the x week of last year the receipts were £25 The recently appointed ...

... The Week in Exeter Heavy hail showers fell at Exeter Tuesday afternoon. Mr. John White, R. 1., Heavitree, has had a picture accepted by the Koyal Academy. The number of visitors the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, during the month of April was 10 ...

... The Week in Exeter. Mr. E. A. Sanders has resigned his seat as County Alderman, as has Sir Massey Lopes. Capt. and Adjt. H. P. R. Coode, R.F.A., Exeter, has completed his three years' service, and reverts to battery duty. The Easter General Quarter Sessions ...

... The Week Exeter: cases contagious disease cattle fire reported by the Devon Constabulary this week. The Sheriff of Exeter has appointed Mr. Sidney Andrew, of 10, Bedford-circus, as: TJnder-Sheriff. The gross takings the World's Fair , connection with ...

... Heart, South-street. Exeter Loyals defeated the G.W.R. 2-1 at St. James's Park, Exeter, on April 17th, in the replayed semi-final of the East Devon Divisional Cup competition. They now meet Alphington in the final. 4c ' V Exeter's part in the Civil War ...

... THE WEEK IN EXETER AT THE POLICE-COURT VISIONS OF FUTURE TRAVEL MAYNARD SCHOOL'S PROGRESS —BROWNIES' REVEL —BLIND MAN'S HOARD —POLSLOE PRIORY —EXETER WEDDING —BRITISH LEGION WOMEN'S SECTION —FORMER ST. LUKE'S STUDENT'S PLUCKY ACT—EXETER FIRE —CITY JOTTINGS ...

... could be carried out. * ♦ The R.N.L. benefited £314 5s lOd by the flag day at Exeter on May 31st. fx Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital has received £5 from an anonymous donor. Exeter was among the dioceses which exceeded the quota to the Central Board of Finance ...

... accountant, Exeter, has succeeded passing the final oi the Accountants and Auditors. Report Exeter Dispensary for the wee ending December uJL3:—Kemaining o books last week, admitted this wee 53—*78. Discharged: Cared, 17; benefite unfit case, 1; sent to hospital ...