... REMANDED AT EXETER Scoutmaster Charged With Murdering His Mother Norman John Walter William Smith (29). a Torquay scoutmaster, was further remanded for a week at Exeter yesterday charge of murdering his mother, Alice Maude Smith, at her home to Hill Park-road ...

... of thing, and Mr. S. Hollingsworth (Barnack) said he knew of a case where rooms were let at 10s. a week, whereas the tenant only paid about 7s. a week rent for the house. EXTENUATING CIRCUMSTANCES. Mr. C. C. Argles (Stibbington) asked it they could obtain ...

... SAYINGS OF THE WEEK Lord Exeter !s always only too willing to he p in any scheutc for the Nicll-heing of his neighbours.—Mr. C. G. Argles. You have here in this pu:p.t an example of how gifts to the Church should be made.—The Bishop at St. Paul's. There ...

... quite conveying match Many from A former City player looking keenly to Exeter cup tie is Billy Bell He very busy man Torquay he he special effort to time off Saturday week Stimnson Exeter left-back (whom you see here) was formerly in the Notts County defence ...

... hours leaving goods all intermediate places while daily boats went to northern towns from Leicester and three times a week to Exeter the west of England The success which first attended these she was still same pleasant landlady but inwardly she was the ...

... Street, Dublin. A LENTEN PICNIC. So a leading Anglican contenmorary describes a curious demonstration held In Passion Week at Exeter. Sir Thomas Inship had promised to expose the iniquities of the Oxford MoNement, and the still greater iniquities of the ...

... to London hours leaving at all-intermediate places” daily boats went to northern towns from Leicester and three times a week to Exeter and the West of England The idea of constructing locks for making a river navigable dates from about the year 1700 and ...