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... 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 ...
... CHURCH NEWS. C.M.S.—A crowded media was held last week at Exeter Hall, under the auspieee of the Church Missionary Society, for the purpose of bidding God speed to the missionaries about to proceed to tha stations in Egypt, Palestine. Ceylon. China, ...
... the Promenade pier on Saturday. There was large number of spectators. The sea was quite calm, contrast to the previous week, when Exeter and the Plymouth Amateurs met. In the first half Lcander scored two goals, after continual borabardmont of the visitors' ...
... GILBERTS CIRCUS. The Victoria Hall was again well evening, when Gilbert's Circus entered upon it* sixth and last week in Exeter. Several new artists ofthe front rank made their appearance, and the Royal Garden Party crowns the performance The enthusiasm ...
... Alexander, the new Irish Primate). who was to have moved the first resolution at the annual meeting of the Bible Society at week at Exeter Hall. London. His place was taken by the Earl of Stand°id. ...
... the proprietor has, prolonged Fits stay the city one more week. Judging from the crowded house last evening there is no sign of any waning popularity, but this is positively the last week in Exeter. No doubt the excellent variety entertainment which is provided ...
... rt rtU* ss Satins, 1/94, worth 2/6 vets, 2/6 i, worth 4/6. l/112d, worth 3/11. IS WEEK * .. DRAPERS, EXETER , purchased Great Reductiondinarily cheap. Bargains. 1, 25/6. iff, 2/11 j, 3/11, 4/11. m, 3/ii, 4/11. FALL NETS. J'' , 12/11 worth 18/-, 19/11 worth ...
... RAID BY THE EXETER POLICE. A BIG HAUL. During the past week the Exeter Police received information that some robberies, on rather a wholesale scale, had been carried on for some time from two well known City firms, viz., Messrs Brock and Co., upholsterers ...
... be infullview during the parade. POSTAL TELEGRAPH CLERKS' ASSOCIATION. THE VISIT TO EXETER. The annual Conference of the above Association takes place this week at Exeter. For some considerable time the local Telegraph staff have offic V forward the visit ...
... as well, perhaps, that our friends should know it. We found the advertisement early in the week inthe Exeter Evening Radical Paper ; to-day we find in the Exeter Radical morning paper. me Gazette applied for the advertisement, but apparently because it ...
... route march by the lst R. V. 14th March, when the Exeter and outlying Companies will parade Headquarters and proceed U Topsham. One Major, nine Captains, and four Subalterns hare resigned during the past week, and two Subalterns have been transferred to the ...
... Hamlyn's coachman, said the prisoner generally saent three or four days a l week at Exeter. Several times he was away s for a week at a time, Detective.Sergeant Dymond, of the Exeter s City police, said lie had known pcisoner I thirteen or fourteen years ...