... this week-end they were last, fewer branch linos being affected tie Western club card. There are the ustial number of games, and most of them arc of peculiar interest to students of form. Following' their wonderful victory over Newton last week, the Exeter ...

... ADDITIONAL TRAINS AND ALTERED AND ACCELERATED TRAIN KERVICE, , COMMENCING l«r JULY, 1889. WEEK DATS. EXETER. YEOVIL. AND SALISBURY LINE. Th* 2. W p-m. Train from Waterloo Exeter will step 12 um.. and will connect with NEW TRAIN from Bath and tha Midland Line, ...

... I trust the Albion secretary will use his best endeavours with the Railway Company tr* run cheap excursion on Saturday week to Exeter, as I sure very many would go if snch could be so arranged.—Yours truly. £. F. Plymouth, March 13, 1889. ...

... repre■ented *, The Exeter and Ermovth Detachments of Volunteer Artillery, who quitted carrp early Saturday morning, arrived at Kxefter shortly before two ri c^ ,n tbe afterunoa. looking none the worse for their har:isß(ps of week. The Exeter mutiogent marched ...

... LEVEE AT EXETER Among the noted visitors this week to Exeter is Lady Little, and this remarkably diminutive lad}' gave a rooeptim yesterday the Royal Clarence Hotel, A picture and some particulars of this tiny specimen humanity were given in Saturday’s ...

... exciting great deal inter-wl among the foutliad fraierniiy Cornwall, and it t» peeled there will fairly large gate. Last week, at Exeter, it was a for supremacy in the South-Western Counties, while to-day the i-nol.—l who shall be die somewhat humuialißg ...

... instance of a foreign Power. INSURANCE INSTRUCTION. MR. FRANK PETERS AT EXETER Mr. Frank Peters, from the iDevon and Cornwall Liberal Federation, holding a series of meetings this week in Exeter, in order to explain the provisions of National Insurance Act. Large ...

... strike. The allegation is that the men left work without giving week’s notice under the agreement, © employers claim damages for breach of contract. The summonses will made returnable for next week. At Bristol the strike situation remains unchanged. At Avonmouth ...

... score. EXETER CATTLE. Fwdat.—There was increased attendance compand with last week the Exeter Cattle Market this morning, and trade generally all round was fairly brisk. There was also large increase In the supply of stock as compared with last week, the ...

... (Cornwall), (lie sC °^. 1 jll) pondenoe inatoli are now; Co? 11 1; unfinished, 0. 1 THE COACHBUILDEP? INSTITUTE MEETS ~ « ~ ...

... Temperance Hall. Bankruptcy Sittings fob the Week the Exeter District Court, Queen-street.—This day (Monday)— Henry Hann, Weymouth, butcher, adjourned last examin ition and discharge ; J. R. Chave, Exeter, schoolmaster, adjourned last examination and ...

... , . LEAGUE, ANNUAL CONFERENCE AT EXETER. The flity-seooud annual assembly of the Western Temperance League, which embraces about sixteen counties of South Wales and (he West England, is being held this week at Exeter. On Saturday, already reported, Band ...