... TORRINGTON- AR MY OFFICE'R IN BANKRU;P'JT(Y. At. the.Barnstaple County Court on Tuesday before his Honour Judge BEcresford, the case of Colonel Yonge, a retired Indian Armny officer, who has become baikruirt, was discussed. The Official Receiver (Mr. Geo. Philpott) asked that tbe purely per- sonal debts, amounting to £388 11 6d should be secured out of the pension which was over £500 a year, ...

... 'OUND TUEW WORLD. To day is the bi-cenitary of the birth of William 'ogarth, tho painter. Tho bypheldi fover ev)duriolic is increasilng in the district around Lynn. lti!l par'ties to ?? engineering disputo hare ugreed to a cDnferenco, .'lie aecoct dray's salle of teio ceiletnts of the late lordi Ptevelsiolte's London mansion, Ire1.Lellcd il a total of ?? £2,200. (f ?? Ia rnors in England and ...

... ROUND T.1a.51 iU IVOI.U). The 1[on. A, Do Cry bas ba on Lppointetd Recorder of King's Lynn. Five men were injurod by Cle fall of a chimney near Mathern on Saturday. Whiting were sold at Dover on Saturday at Is 6a per 1,000, there being such a glut of the jfish . Sj ,c William Cunliffe Brooks, of fWleotsna, h#afssii. donation of £1,000 to the Gordon Hlighlan. ] rc Fsed The steN. r Rutharglen, ...

... INQUIRY AT EXETER- Mr TO-DAY Counl He d( _ ~ main VISITORS FROM ALL PARTS. tpres bacte The Town Counoil of tho City of Exeter fi haviog applied to the Local Government gprt Board for sanotinn te borrow £40,000 for propa purposes of sewerage and sewvage disposal, feet. Major-General IT. D. Crozier, R.E., ana Dr. them rm~~~sonti Theodoro Thoemson,AM.D., Local Governmetient iol Board Inspectors, ...

... the W. ]PRIZE DISTRIBUTION. on _ _ ure Mr. C. r. Collins, J.P., on Thursday ven- Mr. ing distributed the prizes to the members of Ital I Company (Teignmouth), 1st V.13. D.R. at the in Drill Hall, Teignmouth. Mr, Collins wa3 oilf supported by Captain Whitcway Wi son tnd (Teignmotith Artillery), Captain H. Schank yor (3rd Lancashire Fusiliers), Major Bower C. (Cheshire Regiment), Lieutenant ...

... The third annual carnival in aid of the Ottery Hospital tookl place in favourable v r weather and attracted a very large crowd. I! Duriing tho early morningg and the day a s mnmlier of cannlons wore discharged, to tho t annoyanieo of inost of the inhabhitant. A 11 |oc, if rather short. procession left the fas Nv Works at 7 p.in and paraded the townn. i Sonic of the taibleaux were very offec- I ...

... N 01 SE' ?? STIE'TiS AND .flUJTTO7YqS. 'No oone, stlis a llvelliown ?? Ii~ter, i' lirtu v'o. been fillili tO rxplairIi~ w ?? ?? C'omi( IcI.ioll o-; foottl itl ti licloodt- I slr ?? onl ste HrIves, can result in thopc grc: lnt[s~o:4 ` 17INu blllin which ale co~l- Cec!ively CE lalti tind. Is,l ,ji, J'I , 1 10 el j. Ifi he Ml id is r. 'VOU ef braill ?? ii slaittis lo ieoolnl that ii: cgtilotli ...

... STOP-PRESS NEWVS FOR INDIA. A draft of over 100 men of the 1st Battalion of the Royal Sussex Regi- ment left Brighton to-day for South- ampton, to embark for India to join the 2nd Battalion. [Several communications, including a letter from Miss Kinnonmont, the matron of the Wvst of England Ewe Infirmary, appealing for warm clothing for the inmates and for contributions to the Christmas tree, ...

... MORE SCENES IN THE REICIISRATH. ved PUBLIC EXCITEMENT: CROWD re- CHARGED BY THE MILITARY. the aoe RESIGNATION OF THE MINISTRY. The disorderly scenes !in the Raeiclsrath of were continued on Saturday. The President, the whose appearance was the signlal for tho wildestcondnctdeelared the sittingsuspedecd of after a few minntes, and it was sabsoquentiv to closed amidst uproar. Herr Wolff, who wig ...

... NORTHAM. ATAR'T'lsCT COUINCILJ.1 t Jl E'l' NI , '101-)AY. o TYPHOID) AT APPLE hiRE. t At a nmecting of the Northein Urbhn :is. . triot Council tnl-dav there were present the Roev, Prio. D imn ciid-( hiirohvward (in the - chair), Dr. Fuller, Ilossrs. (iaws.9ey, Coocioe e Ilford, _010ie, Ahsplanit, and :13earn. s Further letters wvero roac( from tile olilee of Woods and Fore-stts nii frio Mlri. ...

... p-MORROW'S SERVICES. EZETE~n CATIS9lDAL. -10.30, Mo~r~ifg Service preacher, eaun of Exeter. 3Afeoo reaCl-ier, Preb. Rayne. 7, Evening; preaeb, t;bE LI Atherton (cut-ate ofBredin. Bhs'ree (.'HAP 3fooaotkEteth'it ' BO. Service ; preh er, tev prcacher, n o B.D Bubject, W~here' GOdI lives. 6.5D Eveniflg Se~rvice preacher Rev fl P mcPhe160n, D gubjett,' Nut far fromt the Yjf)9d0in.` 31pisrI ...

... ] DAWLISlI. A mission is being bell this week in connection witth the Y.M.C.A at the Shaftes- bury Hall. OU Wcdnesday ovening the LsLuscombe Lodge of Buffaloes -will hold an open 1 smoker at the ILoyal. To-morrow afternoon, from 4.30 to 6 pm.m Mr. J. A. Nix will be at home at the Con- stieational Club. At 8 Mr. Nix will address the members and friends at the club. Mn. W. J, Sparkos will ...