... THE WEEK EXETER AT THE POLICE-COURT —PRESENTATION TO FORMER G.W.R. OFFICIAL —CITY COUNCILLOR BEREAVED— NEW CITY HALL SCHEME—ROTARIANS ADDRESSED ON RUSSIA —AN HISTORIC RELIC —CATHEDRAL HARVEST FESTIVAL —BED FALLS THROUGH FLOOR —CITY JOTTINGS. ...

... THE WEEK IN EXETER STREET TRAGEDY —PEDESTRIANS AND CROSSINGS —BRITISH LEGION WOMEN'S SECTION —ST. MARK'S CHURCH BUILDING FUND —RESULT OF PEACE BALLOT —PORT OF EXETER BURNTHOUSE-LANE SUCCESS —EXETER MALE VOICE CHOIR —LIBERALS & HEADQUARTERS—CONSERVATIVES' ...

... Exeter Chamber of Trade have decided to recommend members to adhere to normal early closing. hours in the week preceding and the week after the Whitsun holidays. * ' Sixteen-year-old Louvaine Hadley, a pupil of the Royal West of England Residential School ...

... M.C.A. Lecture Hal last evening. Alderman Gadd presided a fair attendance. Exeter Dispensary, January 23.—Remainin on the books last week, admitted thi week, 122—569. Discharged, cured, 20; bene fited.'s9; died, 2; no return, I—B2. Remain the books, 487 ...

... The Week in Exeter There is some talk of stocking Exeter Canal with bream. The visitors to the Royal Albert Memorial Museum, Exeter, during August numbered 8.637. Bey. J. Newton has been appointed to officiate to the Wesleyan troops at ...

... The Week Exeter Arcb.de.aeoE F. A. Sanders has left Exeter for a abroad. Canon Body, Durham, preached at Exeter Cathedral on Tuesday in connection the Diocesan Missionary Society's festival. There was large congregation. with the St. Be. id's Institute ...

... The Week in Exeter Exeter City Council on Wednesday adopted a report recommending a reduction of Canal dues. Exeter Museum Governors are considering the question applying for a course of Gilchrist lectures. Exeter Market and General Purposes ...

... the Whit-week; the increase was JBitb in excess the receipts of the correaiponding week last year, and better than , j the receipts in Whit-week last year. The | extra miles run last week numbered 752. The j car-mile receipts averted for the ...

... firm of James end Snow, Exeter, has been appointed Chapter Clerk of Exeter Cathedral, the place of Mr. W. J. Battishill, who resigned. Another of the series cf much-appreciated concerts arranged by the Infirmary staff of the Exeter City Workhouse was.given ...

... Week In Exeter Mr. T. Rudd, technical assistant to Lxeter Gas Company, has been appointed engineer and manager to cnard Corporation Gas Department in succession to Mr. E. H. Greenaway, who is going to Stourport. At a meeting of Exeter Red Cross per.ny-a-week ...

... THE WEEK EXETER AT THE POLICE-COURT —EXETER CITY COUNCIL—CONSERVATIVE ACTIVITY—ST. THOMAS CLUB— ROTARIANS' ANNUAL DINNER —SIGNALS' OLD COMRADES—LADIES' LINEN LEAGUE —ROYAL ALBERT MEMORIAL—PRESENTATION TO CHAPEL KEEPER—EXETER WEDDING. ...

... THE WEEK EXETER THE POLICE-COURT —EGERTON SCHOOL PRIZE DISTRIBUTIO —BRAMDEAN SCHOOL PLAY —ST. SiDWELL'S GIRLS' SUCCESS —WORKMEN'S DWELLINGS COMPANY JOINT INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL —SIR OSWALD MOSLEY'S SPEECH —EXETER WEDDING —POSTAL ARRANGEMENTS. ...