... LOU ll A IN L) .) i tRI N g EWS. l: .: ?? 6,Ie jetty was sold to Ir 1 Barilic,.t .u 1.:du, by public auction. It has to be remo- .; : thirty days. ACCIDaENT AT 'TEIlNMOUTH SRA WALL.-& rnis- h hap ocurered \Vedne;eqy to a tramp named George t Glee. ;f-. iff t':o Al between Teignmouth and inwlith s es`e~day . Ilo was taken to the In- irmary, and it wasfound that his hip was badly injured. o ...

... THE CONSTITUTION OF THRE MUSEUMT COMMITTEE. At the Fo.ne r City Council umeeting On Wed- needay n cir uniniuation dated 13th Decembo: wae read froku ?? W Cotton, who enclosed I, protest wil it xernid tip thet action of the Couv.oil in respoct to ?? onititution Of the Masiienm Comnit~tea. Mr A lderropm Paw did not think the proteeo ought to tiovo b1esrn drawn up and it ehould not be enutered on ...

... OPURCH AND CHAPIEL SERVICES fI EXETER. EXITEn CATHEDRAL. - 10.30, Morning Service;- Holy Communnion; Garrett in D ?hronghout;- Introit ; hymn. 43 ; preacher, tbe Dean. .1, Firet h veneong ; Garrett in D, lssiab ?? , 1.6 i Wh, is this ? Oalceley; hymn, 243 ;preacher, Sub-Deoil A01and. 7, Second Evensong; preacher, Cation Edmonds. ALLHALLOWS. .- 101.45, Morning iservice and 1Holy Communion; ...

... LOCAL -NEWS. Mm. L. FLETCHER starts from Land's End t to0-morrow midnight in an attempt to lower t Edge's record to John o'Groate. c A NAUROwY Eeo&F8.-Whilst playing in the I Bonhay-road last evening a little gisl named t Luxon fell off some timber into the leat. Two r boys named Jamos Maunder and Fred Bailey t with some difficulty managed to reach her and bring her to land. Had it not been ...

... MISCELLA NEOUSS |A-Londou omnibus carries on an average Z,500 . passengers a week. Some elephants can draw 16 tons, lift 10 owt., and c carry on their backs 3 tons. |A dividend on Great Northern ordinary stock was announced on Tutesday at :? rate of 34 per cent. per annum. A Cabinet Council *as hold at the Foreign COffi ce on Wednesday, all the MInisters being pfeaent ex- cept Mr. Smith. A ...

... 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 ...

... EXETER'S NEW CON- | YALESUENT ROME AT TORQtT&Y.I OPENING--THIS DAY. case Exeter's new Convalescent Home, on the shores of LeveI Torbay, was opened this afternoon. Tbe Home is Levei located at Trorqney, and is a pleasantly situated T sie villa, called Ockenden, at the head of the Warren- ! Corp4 road. it commands magniiicent laud asd eea views, !fo right aoross the BaY to Berry Head,,for and of ...

... 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 ...

... Trewmn's Exeter Flying Post. SATURDAY, OCtOBER 22-,w 1892- THE intimate relationship of Ur. HARPER, of Barnstaple, and also of his S')I to the charges on which NLIL, hasbeen tried, mnay be said to bave led to the verY desirable termination of the careezof this inhuman murderer. Dr. A it be remtembered, was bold enough1 to 5fk the as3istance of the police ?? his en oharacter was assailed by ...

... DISTRICT iNEWS. a, ASHBURTON. V PETTY BE3810N8.-At the Petty Sessions on E Friday Frederick Gilbert was fined la inolu- It sive for ?? Selliok and ;, Charles Bearne were fined ?? inclusive for P stealing ?? Ann Belworthy, a , married woman, and Mary Shelbrooke, 13, F. were charged with etealing apples, the property 9 of Mr. E. Smerdon. The first defendant was s, fined 1la inclusive. The girl ...

... Trewman's - Exeter IFlying Post. SATURDAY. JUNE K 1SR& THRI nation has been plunged into the a deepest sorrow .by the terrible news ?? of the disaster which has befallen Admiral Tryon and- more than1 400 of his faithful officers and men by the t foundering of her Majesty's Si~ip Victoria C on Thursday evening. We published as full particulars as we could possibly qbtain in the Evernng: Poet ...

... BEAUFORT' IA&BITrTti'ON OF 'TiHE PRIMROQP, LEAGUE. ANN UAL EXCURSION. The annual drive in connection with the Beaufort Habitation of the Primrose League took place Wednesday in fine weather, starting at 11.15. The party consisting of about 230 members, assembled in the Barrack-square in Cowick-street, and left there in thirteen well-appointed breaks supplied by Mrs. Bickford and Son, of the ...