... COMING Ob' AGE OF M. PETER HOARE. VESTYVrITIS AT 1XUSCOMiF,~ CASTLE. diel on Monday hi r.Peler Arthur Me LushatflH Cast~ldee Oflr son of Mr. Peter Mterri k Hoare, of Iit~b Cste *v Djawliab, came of age, and in honour of the event the great festivities tere, held at the charming resi- obj dence of Mr. Hc are, at TDawliah. 'The event has been beg looked foi ward to by the inhabitants with the ...

... No serious damage is reported at Barnstaple I tbrough the gale which raged thero on Thursday !niht. The river Taw is very mush swollen, and arious articles are being swept down. The iosfs ofsf diffmeant houses have lost tbeir chimney pots and 1 slatos, and at Tanstock sevoerl treeashavebeen blown 4 down. SIDMOUTH. 0 A strong north-west gale broke over Sidmouth i on Thursday nlight. Tobrrentes ...

... RURAL NURSING ASSOCIA-| ?? ~ TION D I t I : I - I MIEETING IN EXErER-THIS AFTERNOON. a At the Rougemont Hotel Assembly Rtoom this afternoon a mectirg was held to form a branch of tbe Rural Xursifg Assoeiatifn for Devonshire. The t Lord'Lieutenant of the County (Lord Clinton)- pre-, dided, and amiongstthose present were ths Laid r Bishop nf the Diocese (Dr. Bickeroteth), the High e Sheriff of ...

... FRENCH O)UTRAGES I.N NEWFOUJNDLAND. EXCITIMENIT AMONG THE FISHING PUPIILATION. THE rEOPLE ARMING. The filluting telegrams are published by Dalziel's agoncy ST. Joai'8 (Newfoundland), Saturday, Great excitement provails here and tbroughout the coloay of Nowtoundlild. The people have been rendered desjierato by the last two French outragis. The whole fi3hing population ashore and afloat are ...

... When come months ago I was comnelled to forego s9 the pleasure of joining the noble army of Pressmen, vwho were to aesist flr. Gi. Newnes, M.P., in opening 11 the now farmous Cliff Railway at Lynrnouth, I i f seriously resolve.1 to pay, ere the summer rould dis- appear, a visit to a district reputed to be lovely t ca almost beoycnd compare. I have lcted npon my re- r I solution, and am ...

... THE CREDIT DRAPER - IiSYsTEM. At the Devon Quarter Sessions on Tuesley, Wm HENRY HosexEs`, on bail, was indicted that he being A servant in the employ of William GusEott 6pear, wilfuily made a fals ontryin a ledger, with intent to defraud, at East Stonehouse, on 1311h Aogu$, 1890 ; also with stealingia euit of clothes, the property of William Guacutt Spe:r, at East Stonehouse, on the 13th ...

... I FAILURE -Ok. M.ESRS. BROOK- j ll ; r INGTON BROS. I At the aastle of Exlter on londay a rmleting o; the creditors ?? Walter Broekington and Alfred ErnestlBioekington, of Exoerr job msinters, trading as Brbokington Bros., waslheld. Mr. ?? Andrew ...

... MAXIMA AND MINIIA. The Easter Vestries have paqsed off very harmoni. ously, which speaks well for all concerned, but how er) comes it that adverse balances on the year's accounts are repvrted in so many instances ? Either there is extravagance on the part of churcbwardens, or the congregations fail in their duties. It surely is some. ties what hard on the clergy, in these days of a depre. ...

... THIS MAN WAS .FRIGHTENED. ho And on reading the faots it will appear that hehad bt, reason to be. 'The sian referred to was Edward Perrin rar a guard on the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln- shire Railway. In September 1887, he met with ian an accident, rahich gave him temporary shock to his me systemn. Not long afterwards he began to feela pain oh, in the chest and have difficulty in ...

... THE FATAL FALL AT TEIGNMO U TH. INQUEST, TUIS MCORNIG. An inquest was held at the London Hotel this a morning by the Deputy Coroner (Dr. Fraser, of 3- Tutiles), it the absence of Mr. S. Hacker (Coroner h for the district) to inqui'e into the circumstances . attending the death oi alad named Sidney Rogers, y residing with his parents in Chapel-streot, West L Teignmouth, who met with his death ...

... r EE NG OF THEl (CONSERA-| I . TI.VE .PARTY. I- . I The Press Association seays ea meeting of members of the Conservative party in both Houses ef Parlia. a, ment was held at ?? at noon ?? e- In spite of the inclemency of the weather a consider- Of able crowd had assembled in Pall Mall. The first e, member of Parliament to arrive was Sir R. G. ke Webstei. Amongst others who put in an appear- k ...

... EUfMFoRD HOUNDS OPENING MEET-THIS DAY. or__ _ _ _ a PRRSENTA' ION TO THE EARL OF ot atoORTr8MOUTJT d Tally ho I tally ho! ! tally ho ! ! Again are sturd, a ntsmen called to saddle. Onte more tne shrill bugle tonote and the heavy yelp of the hounds rent the fiil', and t echoing 'ocr bill and dale b eaks the peace which has ly reigned Ouprema in the preserves ef the caunning fox, ry since the ...