... the prospective Conser- vative candidate for Exeter, and Lady Helen Vincent are holding a aeries ef Saturday to Monday house parties at Eshber Place. Sir Edgar hopes to spend sonme portion ef next week in Exeter, after which. he will proceed to Egypt. The ...

... DEAFNESS AND SINGING NOISES IN THE EAB9, I w- -- -PI_ I..# -Ash VaBtns otC - D_.s '.Eitrsordinary cures peformed last week in Exeter, by ?? ;; manu, the eminent aurist, now on a profssiond lo thib itornj ffeeted bi his new and perfectly painless method ...

... it would be seen from these letters that they could for the small additional outlay of £15 or £20, get two lectures a week in Exeter and a class, de had seen the Mayor, who approved of their committing themselves to this addition and he suggested thatan ...

... this was wontby Private C. Roberts, with thirty-eight points. THE PAOPOSED NEw RANGE FOR THE IST lt.V. During the past week the Exeter Companies have held meetings for the purpose of considering the question of the proposed new range in the Clyst Valley ...

... Hamlyn's coachman, said the prisoner generally saent three or four days a l week at Exeter. Several times he was away s for a week at a time, Detective.Sergeant Dymond, of the Exeter s City police, said lie had known pcisoner I thirteen or fourteen years ...

... Southmrolton drapere will close their shops on the two diys following Christmas. if you require any drapery on Friday week, tr; Exeter. An Ilfracombe man locked out his maid servant becaupe she returned at five in the afternoon. Staying out all night is ...

... to have received from the euthori. e ties at head-quarters in reference to the review in 'Hyde-' p ark last Saturday week. The Exeter companies of the a talion were invited to participate, and the Torquay, which have precedence by seniority and effioieney ...

... be more especially aobservsd when the heat here equals almost that of a tropical clime, as it has during the past week. # * # The Exeter strikers still maintain an un- swerving- front. It is said they have chosen the wrong titne for establishipg their ...

... glancing at our columns, will at once see the -reason why their favours are much curtailed. We hope to fetch up arrears next week. The Exeter Flying Post is duly registered at tle General Post-office for transmission beyond the United Kingdom. Stamped copies ...

... hands of the Exeter Comnmittee appointed to report on the beat scheme for getting into the E Tign Valley. MAYOR CHoosING and the festivities whieh follow have occupied the most prominent place in local affairs during the past week. In Exeter the proceedings ...

... a Pecuesesl r Residence in Exeter as above, and that he continues to a attend, as usual, on M MONDAYS, at Mr. Loossxoxx's, Fore-Street, TIVERTON, b ?? l During the remainder of each week at No. 13, Nomra- EBAY PIACE, EXETER. Attendance from 10 to 5. The ...

... THE BRITISE ASSOOiATION. Our visitors aie due this day week; and we publish in Ci our impression to-day the programme of work and diversion that has been drawn up by the committee for the week over tb which their visit extends. Most of our guests will ...