... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ORDERS FOR NEXT WEEK. | l8T R.V.-For ?? W S Mortimcer Color-Sergeant Nicks, Sergeants Piper, Dymond, E WI H Nicks, and Ridge, Corp'orals RouD, Smytb, B Pepprell, and Godelind. Tuesday-Company B duill at 8 pm Castle Yard ; recruit drill at 8 p m ti Castle Yard. Wednesday-Praetice at the Clyst i Vallev Range, names and entrance fees muot be left at the Orderly Ofdoa by 4 p in on Tuepda 0 ...

... Trewman's Exeter Flying Post. SSTIURiAY. JANUARY 16-m, 1892. WHILE from all sid.3s and fromu ilI classes e&;pressions of condolence have been pouring in ulm'n the Royal Family, when in the hall and thtA cottage alike hearts are beating in sympathy svi~h the Royal lady who sits upoil the throne, a .d with the beloved Princoss who has been brcf ft of her eldest son, when every feeling P1 petion ...

... |1 It is A serious outbreak of slanders has occurred with in the stables of Mrs. Oox, who ocoupies a fearm at Whitby, near Newbury. Afemale aeronaut at Detroit has been killed DS. through losing her hold of a trapezo bar and falling a distance of 300 feet. The look-out in the tailoring trade has 0 Cat extended to London. The total of hands now puila shut out all over the country is estimated ...

... bATST 110M.-MPI N~IWs| tPER OCNTRAL NOWS. I LEAVE OF ABSENCE. Mr. Lincoln, United States Minister to England, left London this morning for America for two months' leave of absence. A PAPER BY LORD SALISBURY. The Marquis of Salisbury will contribute. a paper on Constitutional revision to the November number of the National Review. DEATH OF THE HON. RALPH DUTTON. The. Hon. Ralph Dutton, ...

... A. mceting of the Exeter School Board was sale, leld at the offices on Thursday, Mr T Andrew XRBS] pucidin, and the other members present being We ?? It It M Daw, A J Mackey, H O Lloyd, Br U' G Seager, A T Loram, W H Casley, and W Frii DunR. MO! RAcx-6TR0T1 ir0WANT SCoooL. Reviu A letter was read from the Education Depart- wnotwith reference to the Reck-etreet Infant bchool, who had forwarded ...

... Ii A . Tb LATEFSTS Fjl J [(4 resi . , .wasl I INEWS. Cs Mar( [PIICBNTRAt. NEWS.] The OBITUARY.-` palm anI VIBENA, Saturday. were The death *s announced of Count Hubner, Wlli the well-known diplomatist.'. shom A SPANISH GUNBOAT FIRED ON was and BY MOORS.assin assist MA.DnD; Saturday. Chur While the Spanish gunboat Pilar was Dunc passing the northern coast of Morocco a was j body of Moors on the ...

... A GHOST AT OXFORD. LOOKING FOlR l-I8 hEART. A STdAANGE AFFAIR. A mysterious affair is just now causing consider_ ablo excitement among the residents -of St. Maty Hall, ore of the saiallsit of the xfeord foundatiose. There is a legend current in the Hall to the effeet that a Dr. Willianm King, who was princip:l at thu beginning of the eighteenth century, and was baried at Efaling Church, ...

... THlE EXETER DISPENSARY. ANNUAL MEETING-TO-DAY. IE The annual general meeting of the subscribers and v, Mtierds of the above Dispensary was held at the In- 11 stituticn to-day, under the preeidency of Mr. T. J KeLowicb, J.P. (President). Those elso present ef included Admiral White, C B.. J.P.. RCv W 11 a Parh'aoues, Rev 1I W McGrath, Messrs E El SboTto, Ol G F rauklin, J.P., S Joiea. J.P , H B ...