... landlord had seized the furniture for rent. Witness promised to make out her schedule, and the matter was adjourned for week. The Exeter magistrates fined a farmer for torturing a pig by tying up its mouth with a rope. The farmer’s explanation was that he ...

... propose to offer any evidence at present. as Po:tor Cumming unahl, to attend. he a.3kod that the accused might be for a week to Exeter tlaol. This V: agroal to, E. Ilutchinp., ho appearA on de Zabuiors behalf, consenting. It k stated thlt the hed n great ...

... offer evidence at present, as Dr. Cummin.-' *»* unable to attend, and he asked that the accused might be remanded for week to Exeter 0«oL This was agreed to. Air. E. Hutchings, appeared on Zabnloffs behalf, consenting. It is stated that accused had a ...

... ann ada 62 ther. acu tions. ————_—_—_—_—_—_ suit- WOMEN’S PROTESTANT UNI — At a public meeting of the above o tion last week in Exeter Hall—Sir r the Wingate, K.C.LE., in the chair—Mr M.P n dis- Sloan, M.P., spoke on the Catholic tion of Ireland and Romish ...

... from the Btn will play for a week at Exeter, the company including Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Benson, Mr. Weir, and Mr. Whitby. During that week the Cambridge University extension meeting will held Exeter. The programme for the week will be—Monday, ...

... service the employ of the L. and S.W.R., was guard on express trams for thirty-six years, and was snowed for a whole week between Exeter and Devon port in 1881. ...

... CO-OPERATION IN IRELAND. The mth annual Co-operative Union Congress came elf last week in Exeter Theatre Royal. More than a thousand delegates were present front all parts of the United Kingdom. One of the principal features was the exhibition in connection ...

... private nature. The SPEAKER —What I have said I have eaid. (Laughter.) Sir Edward Carson, speaking at mass meeting last week at Exeter, deplored the condition of affairs in Ireland, where the league held courts and summoned people to attend them, and inflicted ...

... Seeouve Old Meat Liars Skirt sad liretellee with Spitted Muslin Median. do then to the Stonehonee murderer that swung lawt week at Exeter tor poi,oning these women Porwal 'ern! Blew. *ern! I'd tether cut my throat ten timew over Than pokon anyi long In a petticoat ...

... Artaagii. At the t.haptcr liou*e of Cathedral lasi week Ihe Exeter teas preseuU-U with massive solid silver tray and an illuminated album containing the names 132 (Mib* and illuminated addreio. The Bisliop of Exeter presided, and the Habop of Creditoa read the ...

... intent Police Superinter dent be did mot propose to any evidence at . as Doctor Cumming wis unable to attend, e1d for a week to Exeter (sol. he asked that the accused might be remauded This was agreed to, Mr. E. Hutchings, elo appeared on de beh . of Nihilists ...

... up. remember a case that occurred on the 1 tween Exeter and Teignmouth. On th: sion the mail bags were taken. A very : able circumstance is connected with t! bery I had three greataunts who lived Exeter. Now, my mother and her sisters often walked out ...