... Szrr. 3, 1896.) I drew attention last week of Exeter has permitted the important parish of St. Bar take the charge of the Anglii arrangement which will cause his duties in Devonshire for year. The reasonable dissat has been greatly increased 1 the Vicar ...

... the Tract Society, stating that the children from Crouch End schools who attended the annual meeting of the society last week at Exeter Hall, behaved themselves well. HZ WA/ AT The CHAIRMAN said that the absence of Mr. White, the clerk, that evening, was ...

... Championships at Exeter. Mn. BRADLEY presided over a meetir.g of the Devon and Cornwall Racing Committee of the N.C.U. held last week at Exeter. It was stated that on the previous evening to the championship race meeting, to be held at Exeter, on June x9th ...

... Illustration.) A TERRIBLE collision between two passenger trains occurred on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad hist week at Exeter, six miles from Reading, thirty persons being killed and fifty injured. An express, which was behind time, had stopped ...

... amounts collected, or promised, but the spirit of the gathering was unmistakable. The meetings which have been held this week in Exeter have been fully equal in interest to any of the gatherings hitherto held in that place. i _ Cilris • . b „ 4 , • ...

... CYCLING Union Affairs in Devon and Cornwall. THE annual meeting of the Devon and Cornwall Centre of the N.C.U. was held last week at Exeter. Everybody seemed satisfied with everything, consequently - a , number of re-elections took place. A New Councillor. ...

... THE JEREMIADS INDULGED IN this week at Exeter Hall. The litersture of to-day is, have said the pessimists there assembled, as bad as it could possibly be. This is a comparieon into which we cannot altogether follow the reverend authors; but we think ...

... THE WESLEYAN LONDON MISSION. A LAIWE attendance was present at tho anniversary of this mission, which took pinee last week at Exeter LI 611. At the evening meeting Rev. W. D. WALTZILS (secretary) said itat every department showed an increase. There were ...

... guaranteed by the frioads. Strong resolutions were unanimously adoptisi by the Coenezineal Committee. at its meeting last week in Exeter, in favour uf the Veto Bill. and la to the opium t rAte Legacies left by the Into Mr. W. if the lA* of Wight, in favour ...

... Ems SALMON FIORERT BOARD. The annual meeting wan held on Friday week at Exeter, Mr I. E. C. Walkey presided. The clerk (Mr 8..1. Ford) in hit report stated that the net licences for produced an Income of t9O. kis, the rod and line licences 1:33. and the ...

... Commanding. Dartford, November 22nd, 1893. Orderly Sergeant for the week. &tura.. It.lphs; Orderly Corporal for the week, Corporal Chieaten; Orderly Stigler for the week. Bugler Exeter. Monday, company and recruit, 7.30, lain, no rides; Tuesday, recruit ...

... Silky St• Win. M.P., £2 is.; Mrs. Peter Adam. £ 1 ; £330 64. The annual meeting of the Thorne Evangelivtic we held lint week at Exeter Hall, Mr. George Williams pre , Wing. Revs. J. Tanner, J. Matthews, T. Ogden Tayl , r, mud others took part, testifying ...