... The Week in Exeter death-rate for November was 16.35 *er 1,000, as compared with, 15.52 the 76 largo towns. death announced Miss Bomber, for many years Principal of Malbartnarh College Exeter. tat Exeter Company Boys' Brigade.— After Order—There will ...

... H. Middleweek, 5. First-avenue, Exeter, celebrated their golden wedding on Saturday. Exeter Chamber of Trade have decided to recommend members to adhere to normal early closinE hours in the week preceding and the week after the Whitsun holidays. * Si ...

... Chief Warder at Exeter, in succession to Chief Warder Hubball, who has retired on pension, on reaching the age limit. Exeter Dispensary. - Report for the week ending April 12th: Remaining on the books last week, 42i; admitted this week, 91 ...

... on Saturday overturned in Stoke Canon-road, near Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Beswick, of 31, Queens-road, Exeter, passengers in the car, were slightly injured and were treated at the Royal Devon and Exeter Hospital, to which they were taken in the city police ...

... at their Qaeen- J™* Exeter. From there he went to Sheffield, for the same Company where he remained about two years. Then was Assistant Secretary at Exeter Hall, the V.M.C.A. headquarters. Visit of the Medical Association. the Exeter Council, Wednssftay ...

... Larkbeare, in the place of J. Mitchell, who has retired after 30 years' service Exeter Dispensary, Sept. 19th.—Remaining the books last week, 443 ; admitted this week, 72—515. Discharged Cured, 20 benefited, 39 ; sent to Infirmary, 1 ; no return, 3—63- ...

... The Week Exeter Sub-Dean Granville, enough to be driven The fatigue party the 4th Bat ljevon Regiment left Exeter yesterday West Down South. Amesbury, bali.buty weighing 41bs. 21* inches, was caught at Double nesday- This is believed to J»wMfM Exeter ...

... Spring. the annua! meeting of Exeter Board Tuesday, Mr. H. J. elected Governor for the ensuing year, and Saunders elected vice-chairman. Report of Exeter Dispensary for week end- ing April 16th: —Remaining the books last week, admitted, 149—303. charged: ...

... Torquay, 3. More passengers have been carried by the trams Torquay during the past week than Exeter. The number Exeter passengers quite to the average—rather over during the week—but the increased popularity of the service and the large influx of visitors at ...

... The Week in Exeter Major M ft A. Wyatt-Edgell, Royal Devon Yeomanry, hag been granted permission to travel? Tangier The annual supper of tho Exeter League of Young Liberals was held Devonshire Liberal Club on Wednesday. There were upwards forty present ...

... The Week in Exeter At the Higher Cemetery, Exeter, on Saturday, took place of tlie late Mr. Win. Henry Prcwso, whose death occurred suddenly on Wednesday last. Deceased for over forty years had been foreman uhe pattern department at Mcesre. Bodley Bros ...

... costs for Puroo c Grounds, Exeter, for Cj*6 b«ting the occasion P t r F.xcter Union last week =238 6 10W, as compared with d in the Supers , two years. The outdoor > respec-26 255, 244, and MB, and 65. lle members the Exeter Harold Bowl Commerce, Mr. and ...