... Below we give partirulears of the .Diamond 1 3, Jubilee celebiations arranged in variou3 lc localities in the West:- BARNSTAPLE. 8- le 11.30--Proceseuon to leave Guidhald i for Park, B. where au address of congratrlatlon .o her .d IMajeaty will be moved and aecended, lt le followitig which the National Anthem it w!ll be eung by 500 voiceo. A and B 1( s, Comianies of the 4th Y.B.D.II will fire ...

... LOCAL NrWS. CHICoiVT NoTEs.-These notes are held over until to-morrow. Tim Tmace VALLSY.-The Great Western Railway officials are said to contemplate the possibility of using the new Teign Valley line as a main route between Plymouth and Bxeter, COUNTY VOLUNTEER ASSOCIATION.-In another column will he found a list ot seb- slriptions to the fend for preparing a ,iiwv range for ths annual shootihg ...

... a \ Arrangements In and Arouna Exeter. rt Although sbe programmes in the various a loalities for the celebration of the Diamond L Jubileeof the Queen are still incomplete as le regards some of the details, they are snffi- le olently forward to allow of the olassiflioation is and publishing of the information In which cy the general public will be moat interested. at Below we prilt the ...

... I IS ,nday. T~o -d ay, volutlon The secondi Er'itor Cart Horse Parade, I Stilor thoagh it shows a sligbt fallirig-ol! in itator.- nutrbers as Comnsarcd with the inaugural one last year, exhibits imuprovement in more than one respect, nind gives every sign of be- coming a hardy anurald. The turn-atnth ta-day scere mucla more evenly matched, the gsaersl lessi of eroellence wall higher, and ...

... ,1O [BY CUhULIEN.] )af Many, many of my roders will learn wilb to regret of tbe death, at Boarcenooumh, of the d wife of Mr Charles Newton, late of Exicouth. ncd Now that the holidays aud other excite- ment are over, and newspaper spalce bas beoome, temporarily, Pomewbat lose rge exipcot and valuanle, I proceed to oi rebect tbe *ecenr local opinion. 1htus, two rer officers atid several men ...

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... Dawlisih Ditri-tc CounriLI At the Mieetirfg of the 1):iwV1;!Ij t! 1.! Dietrict Council held to-ChL7 tt'el WCare littl present wes8re G B Av;:.nt (Ch2rm ), .1 .jorshara, j 11 G Lacnacricf', J U-1 J jiamils, E it 13myld-,e R 4. B3arde-1, W C i Tappet. nED f, Tl Berdo1I~M, . g Whndborite (clok), rioa JB Delbridge (surveyor). Bca The Clertk reportedi that he hadl Wrtter, form information. with ...

... I . e I t. - K i- - l . Bonfires will Pe lit on the iheigla on n luring Jab lec night. l in of New rniforms foo p; r collectors and h stfire attendants have been provic;d at a cost of 0 witb 237 16s. I T':ere Is to be a fortber issue of ?? b Ptock amounting to £74,000 by tha Torquny n !rst Corporation, It Mr T H Wills fears Messrs J Taylor And bu s,, Angel will desort the Sanitary Coagreae at ...

... Now that the fourth century of the xremorable voyaging of Cabot has been just celebrated, and now that the ends of the earth are about to celebrate in the metropolis of our E mpire the very acme of Britain's enterprise and greatness, it '8 fitting to reflect upon that wbich sons of l Devon have contributed towards the _ building up of a united 'tosinos unique in }.the annals of history. Her ...

... [BY ''iiE MAN IN THIC SThlICHT.] Thd tanticipation o' a close finish for ihol, 0 West Challenge Cup at the Eaeter Cycling i Club Sports yesterday was rnore titan realised ; indeed, tbe finish might well have come before the close, seeing that had the smash-up been a little more berious the con- testants would have had a diflicilty in getting to the tape under any circumstances. Payne ...

... . At St. Jamer's Church, Ex;otor, on Tedy, Mr Bt a marriage wse eolemnised between Miss r r r Olio Lillian Frailey, eldest daughter of Mr Mr M; T G Fraley, of Melbourne Villa, D6vonshire- Ut1pta _ place, Ereter, formerly of Bristol, asid Mr A1a t Jharlps Norman Gould, younzest son of Mr s Parav (ould, of Hillsdene, Pennsylsania. The Lady offilciating clargyman was the Roev X V a to I t r eeman ...