... I - o0 The City Council had several matters of t, moment before it on Wednesday, and all b were disposed of in a business-like manner. t' Prominent was the Sanatorium question, v upon which the St. Thomas District a Council would appear to have acted with fi more haste than circumspection. The o Town Clerk sketched the other side of the t] picture with a few but very effective strokes. Deeply ...

... ?? ' Pvide of Heavitree ai' A*O.F. Anriversavy Dinner. h 'a ' I:g re a!.tendarce of brethern ?? of 'Iavitmree, No. 559'i, io 'jrrestors, at the 25sh aai i- j .i e si r . tlc Court, held at ttle Horse - ol; ,s 1u.sav evening. I-Lon. 'r::ay]lunj's presiiderl, among rieg the ?? G E C IRdwvoll, ?? o I's ri 1 ll;ivill (Court Secretary), (D)1..rict Secretary), J H;.vill, J , I ( \\ |iclI, ii ar s ...

... Tulls Education Bill wili be taken as soon as possible after the Agricultural R'ating Bill has passed through Conm- mnittee. The whole purpose and intention of the Bill is contained in the second clause, which iuns thus:- It shall be the duty of the education authority to supplement and not to supplant sich existing organisations for edueational purposes as, for the time being, supply ...

... 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 ...

... DEVON COUNTY SHOW AT PLYMOU TH. ie It was but natural that, baving visited 3uch r. a remote part of the county as Torrington c last ymar-altbough a better agricultural ,r neighbourhood could not have been selected H Utian that district-.he Devoa County Agri. e cultural Association should have selected tce populous and important commereial district d of Plymouth as the place of their three ...

... -1c ?? of All Nations|' AoademY Picture in Exeter. Lovers of art in Exeter and -the neighbour- hood are indebted to Mr. H. S. Eland, of the a High-street Art Gallery, for affording them s opportunities of witnessing some of the most I notable works of present-day painters, and D this indebtedness is now added to by the N exhibition of The Desire of All Nations, by t Mr. ]L. A. Fellowes ...

... Don't you know itis wrong to fish here on private grounds ?-Well sir, the line must be drawn somewhere. A man haz just as much rite to spell a word as it is pronounced as he has to pronounce it the way it ain't spelt. VVfbat did she ?? said she'd file my ; proposal with all the others and consider is when she got down to it. Much depends on the Money of a country. -InIndia a lac of, rupees is ...

... AND) ON TIlS. _ . . - 1 .1 .1 4 - X, 4 Acn ; ilAyixG regarded the great picture representing the, magnitude and the mag- niilicence which characterized Lord Salisbury's visit to the capital of Devon- shire and the West, let us glance at the miiiniature depicting Lord RIosebery's little excursion or day-trip into one of the smaller townlets of our shire, Last even- ing Lord IRosebery made a ...

... Dr. Kempe and the Council. The Village's Water Supply, At the meeting of the St. Thomas Reral District Conucil, Sir Dudley Duckwortb- King presiding, the following letter was received from Dr. Kempe in regard to the smell-pox case at Alpha-terrace, Reavi- t;re:- Gentlemen.-I beg to thank you for your courteous reply to my letter of the 7th instant. L It has received my carefl attention, and I ...

... We all know tbat bbe strength of i ebain is only equal to the strength -of its weakest link. Weoften. use this fact to illustrate our 'frguments. If a person has inherited or acquired-any oonstitutional weakness, vexsay 'that his strength is determined by thbis 'weakness. Thaet is, if for any reason the!;e;is a strain on his system, the weak point: will' 9give way first, A man who has a, weak ...

... IThe New Exeter Board Schoofs, Laying the Foundation Stone. The Education Bill. The Exeter School Board having at length met the objection of adjacent owners to the erection of their new school for boys at Paradise-place, Bartholomew - street, the foundation stone of the erection was laid on Thursday. The sitewhad been gaily decorated with bunting by Mr William Edwards for the Board. There ...

... Dawlish Urban District Council, I 1.. The usual hi-monthly meeting of the Dawlish Urban District Council wos held on Wednesday under the uhairmanship of Mr F M Cann. There wvere also present Messrs G Y Avant, i L lFriend, J Horsham, J H G Lamact aft G T Oliver, J Gamlin, 1 A Pardoe, and E A Border. Mr Avant said it had been stated that water bad been used for watering the garden at the etrd of ...