... SIXTHS.— IL was anticipated that the Prince of Wales would have accepted the invitation to visit the city during Whitson week. The Exeter Gazette awoke rather late, as the citizens did, and remarks, That the invitation was sent rather late in the day, and ...

... traditions, has gone in and won, scoring au unmistakable victory over Torquay. When the Council of the Association met this week at Exeter, the invitation from Exmouth was the only one before them,and was of course accepted. Had however the rival claims of ...

... the com- Erni' , triumvir appearing an Philip Christian. The tour PO far has been F henomenally tam. tearful, and this week at Exeter people are being turned away from the doors. ...

... March. On that day she only received half salary for that week, viz., /I Lis. That was at Newport. She received her salary at Bath the following week, and was offered half salary at Exeter the week after, which she refused. She Cause on to Plymouth with ...

... enthusiastic a reception on Monday, will be repeated. Next week the Exeter pantomime Blue Beard will be transferred bodily from the place of ite birth to Torquay and will run for two weeks. The pantomime is again engineered by Messrs. Morell and Mouillot ...

... . between llotrabridife and Tavistock Thursday last. He was committed for trial at the Devon Assizes, to be held nvzt week at Exeter, bail not being applied for. TO THE DEAF. —A rich lady having been oared of her Deafness and Noises in the Head W Dr. ...

... joined in its meetings. But without entering into so large theme as that, could only in one respect this last week had been most delightlul week to him, and hundreds of others in this place. It was the means of associating people together, who before were ...

... the final tie off for a week, so Exeter Club rules the roost instead of the D.R.U. ; a most lamentable state of things. The pusillanimity of the Devon Rugby Football Committee is thusly acknowledged and the strength of the Exeter Club asserted. Why not ...

... they liked with him. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and elected to be dealt with summarily. The Bench sentenced prisoner to a week in Exeter gaol, and after that to be confined for three years in a reformatory. THURSDAY. Before His Worship the Mayor (Alderman ...

... Secretary Bra S. Umber, Supt. TOR.II* A Y CASL AT *Ni. ANSILL- —Torquay contributed but one coot to the Devon Ariz held this week at Exeter. is wail that of Lily Mayo, a domestic *errant, 16 yaws) ace, who pleaded guilty to obtaining a pair of shoes by fairs ...

... and—energetic man that he is --travels every week to Exeter for two days' teaching. Last week he gave a very stwensful recital at the Rougemont Assembly Rooms, Exeter, in conjunction with two of his pupils. The Exeter press is unanimous ...

... programme of the eleventh annual conference of the National Association of Master Bakers and Confectioners, to be held next week at Exeter, and in the pleasant memories of their visit to Devonshire which the representatives of thin important trade will carry ...