... THE WEEK IN EXETER INDICATIONS increased activity in Exeter Port are shown in the report of the Navigation Committee presented to the City Council on Tuesday. During June seven vessels (aggregating 1,476 tons of cargo) arrived in the Canal, as compared ...

... honour were chosen at the same time. They are Miss Ivy Leaworthy, of 41, Regent's Buildings, Exeter, and Miss Joyce Ousley, of 2, Chard-road, Exeter. Exeter is to have a Road Safety League for Children with the object of still further reducing accidents ...

... Heavilree, Exeter, realized £39 6d. .i. . ~ Exeter City Reserves scorjd first in their Southern League match against Cheltenh. Town at St. James's Park on Saturday, but were subsequently outplayed and defeated by three goals to one.' Exeter N.F.S. were ...

... 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 ...

... THE WEEK EXETER 'FRAFFIC to Exeter Port and Exeter Canal is steadily increasing. During July 11 vessels (2.261 tons of cargo) arrived in the Canal, as compared with three (672 tons cargo) in July, 1945. August the figures were: 15 vessels (3.002 tons) ...

... 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: ...

... The Week in Exeter Friday Preb, Binnev, the Rector of St ' celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of his ordination. hx.-ter Dispensary, September 24th, 1910.- , ast weefe> admitted this week, 83; total, 617. Discharged: Cured, 37; benefited, 68, died 3; ...

... on Monday. The Bishop Exeter and Mrs. Robertson were Home, and large and representative company included Mayor and Sheriff of j Exeter, Sir John lvennaway, Sir Ernest Satow, the Bishop of Sarawak, and the Archdeacon of Exeter. Interesting speeches ...

... The Week in Exeter lady Waleran left England on aris, en route to Aix-les-Bains Exeter Touring Cycling Crab ice at Honiton Clyst Parish iday. hich be fixed marking the West Gate is be unveiled inst. M. College Field Club visited eazel'e Barton on Saturday ...