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... 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 ...

... t!NUAL -EEIN. . ?? 1 that' Institution 'dflThdY.' ?? ¶fh5Rev. fand orni i Righlt ..gig'ax'3i~ levofl presid~d ;, iTI and thse as p ?? Seaton,~ 'ele~ the Rev. - W I. Malett, th 'ie ?? - ?? 1 'eiet(Mr. ?? ''adrsteRght~ ?? Worshipful the Mi6r: f xeter (Alddr}in T H.'F.'Willey~, th SIiff of' ,eter (COuncillOr 'ifs' F. Tcwaseofd6),t aud thje'uber nfnldd, Colojiel Savi o, and ...

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... [ 0 ~TORQUAl NEWS ; Tax DvATr Or A GIBL.-The Coroner (Ur. PI IHacker) has not yet teplied to the coiamunica. its shke tion relative to the sudden death of a girl at sm. Eilacombe on Thursday. ble A SepAITm COusussioN OF THH Ptwcy.-The ra. London Gazette of last Light states that Ily her isajesty has been pleased to direct the issue tk of a separate Commission of the Peace for n i Tooeay. o ...

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... BRiTISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE :; ' ~sOCIE'Y. - T he annual meeting of the Devoni and' Exeter Auxiliary Branch of the British and Foreign Bible Society was heal at the liouge- |mont Assembly Rloom, on Tluesdtay, Sir John - Kennsaway, Bart., ?? presiding, and those talso present including the Stight Wo- shipfuf the Mayor (Alderman 11. Is. Willey), the Revs. Canon Edmonds, Canon Trefubis, F. R}. ...

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... ,, GOOD ADVICE AND A WOODEN| LEO- I hadn't given my friend Jim Smalley the best f advice one young fellow to~ ive be nothere woshould be friends still' ~tha is if im oul hav lied ~ithiitthe dvie. 'this may sound rather strange and M, mied to you, but it's all tight when you take Ai itou see it ws this way. Jim was a hand! di sen hp 5yasold, foppish and dressy, niA fondofasoiety, had plenty of ...

... EXMOUTH LOCAL BOARD . ,hioh 'AliNUAL MEETING. nary - - id in A HAPPY FAMrLY the Id a At the Public Hall caWednesday, the annual tadd meeting of the Exmouth 'Looal Board I Mr. was held nuder the - presidency :of * Mr G Ellett (chairman) there being also present , wes Mesers Cox, Abell, Vine, fienmcire, -and t of Petheriok and' Crews (new members)', Adamos' n, (Clerk), '`ndt Beswiok (Sarvevor ...