... otatituer Ditaer at TeIgnmouth. The officers and wel of the 3rd Cenpney Ist D.V.A. ?? sat de3own 2ea weU. served Ainner at DIr McBryde'i APssemily Rooms, Teignwamth. on Wedneeea-y erenins' The chair was occoupled by l'aptain e,:: Adjutant Iles, R.A., who W38 i'o ?? by Major Bearno (Brigade 8taff, PinJoauth Volunteer Brigade), Ientenai;t-Sur~ec-a MoL-eroy (let ?? cd.ieaie~rrt Bearne (tHaytor ...

... Wise and OtherwiseI She: What lovely tur'quoises those were you sent me ? But are they not emnlems of unfaithiulness, darling l-Oh, no I they're al right; they're not real I Beggar Please give me a trifle; I'm 'very bungry.-Lwent: Why don't Yo11go and work ? Beggar: IL's no use; I've triea that, and it made me feel still hungrier. Daughter: Oh papa I've just gob the most lovely yachting ...

... tofl boardof GuardiaS1 ScN rei~ t h eky u ?? Scratton pretided at the weekly Wr D on 0ed daY1. During the previous . ting1 recived out-roltef- fit an expendi- 5ee 33 gW 6d, against 2.545 and f ityer;and 2,129 an S 7d t in 1 Indoor paupers 10 retn e previous week, ar fo o tl ji 06 in the ?? week ce9d 297 in 1894. Treasurer's C0;t ) ear' ls 7d. Casuals oO. £ t rain-er applied for leave to take ...

... At the special meeting of the Topshami Parish Council, Mr. A, K. Hamilton pro-- siding, the Allotment Committee reported that subject to the approval of the Council they had accepted a field rented by llXr. Bellamy from Mr Hamilton. The Chairman said Mr Bellamy claimed £33 compensation. which would work out at about 6d per yard. He (the Chairman) was offering the field at £2 10s per acre, less ...

... The Surveyor's Invention. ti AtWednesday's meeting of the Exeter City n1 Council a somewhat lengthy report was pre- s' sented by the Sewage Disposal Committee. it -it stated that at the last meeting D of the committee the 'Town Clerk reported the 'i recelpt of 'a letter from thebecal Goverrnment -p Board intimating their desire ?? Conn, Y cll should foimulate-a scheme for sewageW , i ...

... [he Roller Steamer. A French naval architect has just put the finishing touches xt St. Denis t~o a -efssel with which he expects to revolutionise the science of aquatic locomotion, and which we referred to some nmonths ago. The model vessel which bO is just completing, after many years of experimuent, consists of a . V platform 120ft. long by 34tt. in breadth, . This is supporled upon three ...

... Stubborn Enemies-Germs. The most stubborn of wasting diseases, so- oalled, are those of either a scrofulous or a consumptive type, These diseases are closely related, being caused by germs. In scrofulal bhe perms are in the blood. and manifest th mfselves in swellings and open sores, while in ti-e most coann[on form o conssumotion the gerrns are seated in the lungs. Both dise ases resul; frou ...

... |sacriilege at a Cabwrnaole. 1 An Effioient Buirglar Alarm, Edward Hart, 33, costermonger, and Alfred Clark, 26, labourer, were charged at Lambeth on Tuesaay with breaking and entering the Metropolitan Tabernacle, Newington-butts, and stealing money. They were further charged with causing damage to the extent of E ZI0. The caretaker of the Tabernacle said a about half-paot two o'clock the ...

... oHIFTING SCENE. I. 1 I lr J\ IN THE STREET. C ?? rt aO a committee was H r CtlQ ,vibth the proposal to for the district. This Al -, -; ?? S District Council, at ticed beside the fact thi' s v S~a^.t0 iur is et in existene' , ?? I' r. La4not yet been securi JM ?? i, otnstances have icn . i Ir' c;c; .Ac the matter, bhillh i ;'Ir 0'5, il D' w:!l advised in push'ni ' q As an iesurrrc ; 1 ...

... [Telgnmouth Distpict C.OUtloil. [If ?? The monthly meedorg of-the Teigumouth. I~Urban District Council ?? was pro- 4sided over by Mr T W ifutebiwit; a150 .r'reea C olrB~rison, Messrs IV B Harris. alt eG Denney, F Wheatie. J Corneli us, W J B t3 Jle bnry bercombe, G Elrngland, T Rtodgers tt tG H Javi Jaotdle.Slocambe. asse, Wupplpy £X7,500. The CoTnedlui-Climimittee ree reomended'I d o' that ...

... . [BY TlEB MAN IN THE SfREET.:] e Unless that hard-worked scapegoat r.i Prlnter's Blunder has been up to his ticks Si again, tbe late Mr. G. H. Croydon, of Telgn- di c mouth, was a prodigy, for in last night's v S paper I read that he sat as clerk to the vi h Magistrates when lce was fourteen years t r of age. That interesting phase of 0 t his existence occusred in l83t, and In 0' 'I those * ...

... S Sale of Worn at StQ Thomas. .t I Opening by Lady NoriLhote. At the Infants' Schoolroom, Union-streeb, St Thomas,. to-day Lad.y Northcote opened a-sale of work on behalf of tbe ?? Thomas branch of the Church Missionary Society and Mission -Fall Fand. Her ladyship was driven from Uslbroovoe Park, the seat of Lord and Lady Cliff rd, to Ezeter, for the purpose of performing the ceremony, and was ...