... but to save money it has been decided that there is to be no sculpture. 5 generations BABY Margaret McKay. born this week at Exeter. represents the fifth generation of a Kirkintilloch family. Her greatgreat-grandfather is James Docherty. 84-year-old ...

... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. for the week ending Nov. 13, 1859: —Number of 58,878; receipts for ‘is, mai! £9711 se od: cl lls 53d. inerals, and year, £13,471 1 Bia. RAILWA ETC S POR T PAST WEEK. jand Exeter .. 29689 27,5365 ...

... DEVONSHIRE Dl The two Devonshire murderesses, Charlotte Winsor and Elisabeth Duff, have been removed this week from Exeter Jail to the Millbank Penitentiary. The third murderess, it will be remembered, was executed a few months ago. This county, the fairest ...

... St., Forfar. [Firm will contact you to check up on this, Mr W. They say they can't trace your letters.] I SENT 10s a week to Exeter Pools Club, Cullompton, Devon, throughout last year's football season. The club guaranteed to win a first, second and third ...

... Luscombe, a one-legged amateur swimmer, who is hoping to make an attempt to swim the Channel from France to Dover next week, left Exeter yesterday afternoon for Dover, accompanied by his trainer, Mr. A. Matthews, and members of his committee. Mr. Luscombe ...

... supported a resolution sympathising with them in their efforts to secure justice and redress at the crofters' meeting last week at Exeter Hall. The Marquis of Breailalhane,speaking at a farmers' dinner at Aherfeldy on Thursday u ight,said there were signs ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.. Great preparations are being made at Exeter for the reception of the British Asesocition next week. A new hall has just been comnleted capable of hold. iog 2000 persons. The new wing ?? MnI seum is also finished,. Various excursions ...

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... was home here on visit seme five or six years ago. At Exeter the visitors also met former Motherwell blacksmith in Mr Brown of Crossbill Street and his wife and daughters. They spent week at Exeter at the home of Mrs Jessie Brock (Miss Barbara Barr), visiting ...

... the first discern the genius Charlotte Bronte, is the new editor of the Cornhill Magazine. Madame Goldschmidt sang last week at Exeter Hall in the Messiah,” for the benefit the Hind*'—street Institution end other establishment 3 for the relief needlewomen ...

... —THE HANOVER HOTEL, Borst vor oy Hows,’ In from the Railway A Covered conducts the Visitors dance, trom 43 it: pur week. | —HAXELL’S EXETER Booms, Reems, Seed Fees Bed Boom for One Fersca Peron for the iret day, 1/6; after wanda, 14. is fer Two Persons ...

... TRACT SOCIETY. Tho 62nd annual meeting of this truly great and benevolent institution was held on the evening of Friday week in Exeter Hall, London. Joseph Pease, Esq., occupied the chair. The meeting having been opened with prayer by the Bev. Mr Titcombe ...