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... THE EXETER FLYING POST. WEDNESD AY, NovEIBER 12, 18.56. THE foreign intelligence of the week consists principally of the Parisian gossip most industriously collected by the correspondents of the London papers. We bear little now with regard to Naples; ...
... a lively and pleasant week in ; Exeter, with fancy fairs, antique processions, calico balls, a and private entertainments, and if the result, when the r week is over, is not to clear off the debt upon the Idiot I Asylum, the week, itself will be one to ...
... the Licutenaney end Magistracy. with the tns general officers anld commissaries of the district,' 'shouldth meet twice a week at Exeter, and should communicate a o constantly with meetings to be held in every sub-divisions a of the county. Wei At the nest ...
... EXETER, T H UR S DAY, JuNE 14th, 18409. tel A 'G 00 B J 0 K E.-From an article -which the appeared in last week's Western Timies, it appears that the Tb Editor is about to give lectures on composition. He by TInks coarse writing very ungentlemanly, and ...
... -Dmring the posht week branch siocieties haive beon established st Baith, in Hertfordshire, and two in the WVest End of London, and we understand that over 500 copies of tho seoend editon of the Bishop's address were sold last week in Exeter alone. TECrINOLOGICAI ...
... Hector' has also been exhibited at Mr. Thoms', and has been much admired. EXETER DISTRICT COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.- Sittings, lst February, at one o'clock, Evans, John, of the City, of Exeter, bookseller and stationer, last examination. Board, Robert, of Churchingford ...
... touches human sympathies, is to be furthered, English ladies ade always ready to stand forward as they are doing this week in Exeter to do all that they can to' promote its success. Our continental friends, with their varied and picturesque amusements ...
... contributions paid by the mem- bers, and he accordingly recommended the curtailment of the sick benefit to twenty-six weeks' full and twenty-eix weeks' half pay, with the condition that these who could afford and preferred might have continuous half pay during ...
... THOMlAg BOARDn OF GUARDIANSmet on Friday. Iel Mr. T. Weodinan presided. Pauper report :-Outdoor IB relief, this week, £G233 14s. 6d. ; last week, £,236 3s. 2d. ;R indoor paupers, 182, 186, 192; outdoor, 2,710, 2726, I2,6099 ; N~ totrel, 2,892, 2,910, 2,791 ...
... all this inthe busiest part or of the busiest day of the week in Exeter. Surely en all this ill-smielling work might be donebefore: Ltj 'the business of the city coin7,ncnrl.- The Iitv r J~f Exeter is rapidly becomitt remarhablefor dl i-u ianltarVla, En'tifsbf ...
... London Board and that of the Exeter Board. The result will be the same. The committee of the Metropolitan Board will pay fees in denomi- national schools, in exceptional cases, when proof is shown of urgent need; so will the Exeter Board. Both will carry out ...
... pairs, however, they rowed a neck-and-neck Ti race with Pike and Edworthy, of the Exeter nI club. On turning the mnark-boat the Totnes nc coxswain caught hold of the Exeter boat. A I protest was lodged against this infringement of the rules of racing, and ...