... 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 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... The Week in Exeter. Devon Constabulary report that there were lie of contagious disease in cattle in the County last week Exeter Soup Kifchen will opened until further notice for the distribution 200 gallons of soup daily. The full Choir St. Thomas Parish ...

... case at Exeter Police Court yesteitlay, one of the witnesses (Mrs. S. Wright) stated that she had been a stallholder the Higher Market for 50 years. Far the week ending August 23rd. Exeter tramway were £369, increase on the corresponding week of last ...

... The Week in Exeter Mr. E. Tayler formerly organist of St. James- Church, Exeter, has been appointed organist of Crewkerne Parish Church. Mr. C. M. has been adopted as Conservative candidate for St. David s Ward, Exeter, at the forthcoming November e.ections ...

... resigned. the books of the Exeter the ™ ending Saturday, Emitted this week 129—804. 'X- - benefited 89. sent to s 3 died 1. no return 1-131. - Nflcl-ft. H IVers and firemen of the.L. JLW*'> SiJ their annual dinner at the Exeter, when over to splendid spread ...

... The Week in Exeter Mr. T. Garland has removed from The Close. Exeter, to V/zita, the Barnfield, Exeter. '~ Dr. John Mortimer has resigned as one of the honorary medical staff the Exeter Dispensary, and has been appointed consulting ...

... The Week in Exeter have received 60 farthings from G.B.D. for the Exeter Farthing Breakfast Fund. Friday the third annual dinner of the City of Exeter Bowling Club was held at the' Half Moon Hotel. The President (Coun-j ! cillor T. Ltnscott) occupied ...

... attendance was small. Notwithstanding a large reduction in the miles run, Exeter Tramway receipts Shewed an increase last week of £8 16s, as compared wich the corresponding week of last year. Col. H. H. J. W. Drummond, resigning his commission in the Royal ...