... IIEAVITI{EE BELLS. ALL ABOUT THEM. SOME INTERESTING PARTICULARS. a to In these days of religious sentiment many man are the schemes formulated to satisfy the goes desires of the various sections of the corn- have munity, and in no place is that sentiment ince more apparent than in the parish of Heavi. con- tree, where the residents have come forward seen most handsomely, especially of late ...

... BIDEFORD AND DISTRICT For scme time past the billiard room of the Bideford Workig Men's 0Conservative Association has been foumd to be by ar too small' for Cue demands mado upon it. The committee and. trustees met sovoral tmes and discussed the advisability of erecting anew room at the back of the premises, and plans were prepared by Mr. R. T. lookway, architect. The con- tract has now been ...

... XETE R CONSERVATIVESq, I) TRINITY WARD. es The anubnil meeting of the members of the a) Exeter Working Rens' Conservative Union in 'or Trinity Ward was hold at the Constitutional ( ry Club on Friday evening. Mr. A. B. Edwards c he (vice.president) occlpied the chair, and there s UP, ?? a were:' tlsb present Councillors H. Yeo, J. dill Templeton, H. ,. ERippon, Messrs. J. Balsam, X his A. G. ...

... 1l DOVER CASTLE ID FLAMES. GUNPOWDER STORIES EN DANGER. EXCITING SCENES. movRB, 11.40. At 11.20 this morning a report was received a in Dover that nserious fire had broken out in b, the officers' quarters at Dover Castle. ° Large tj quantities of gunpowder and war material are stored near these quarters, and all the local 51 engines are naw starting for the Castle. P The immense building is ...

... AMETROI OLITAN GOSSIP. I (Cutaec and ContribvCed.) er TERRITS MlURDERR. S Considerolre excitement was created last I night when the report sprea like wildfire 't through London that h Mr. William Tsrris had been assassinated at tho door of the Adolphi Theatre. It seems that he Was about to I (entr the theatre by the private door in 3d laiden-lano, accompanied by afriend, when a man sprang ou t ...

... ROUND T-iN E :WORLD. rowd. To.day is a r oihe deah of the Prince Consoit. ' ' . aupees. The deaths d's an'ounoed 'at' Xel, Yrk of eon Thomas Carlyle's sister Janet, at an advanced i imate ga'g.- . Dr has The funeral of the lste.John Loughborough I the Pearson, R.A., will takeplace.in Westminster h 'the Abbey on Thursday. aes t ,.The Marquis di Rudini has been requested ersons by' King Humbert ...

... .I3ANQCEJIE V.) T VETE T AMAYOR OF .DARTMO UT'H. Sir Thmeas lFreake, Bart, Mayor of Dart. iooiith, was enter11inod at a !anefqet at the Siiliscription bioom n on 'Nuesay Veiveing, A lic.eroan W. Synithl presilditg over a largo tat~iendaiinie.-.ldeninai lillton prorosoed The S. er vi>,' mid sins.estod tho lfrtnation of a cirp)l o' 1'nval ?? Orllo Webb, I;N., and Ait ejur Iloekin replied.- :lr ? ...

... ORDINATION AT EXETER I CATHEDIAl,. An ordination service was held on Sunday sal iorning at the Cathedra1, when the following to persons were admitted to Holy Orders:- DEAcoxs.-Archibald Ball, B.A., of Sidney fol Sussex College, Dublin; John Faulkner, rei X.A., of Trinity College, Dublin; Henry *i Carolus Gent, B.A., of Marcons Hnll, Oxford; Arthur Robert Russell Hutton, B.,K, of St. t Jeha's ...

... | HUNG HIMSELP IN CHURCH. At Booking, near Braitreoe, this morning, the dead body of Reuben Eayes, sexton, was foand nging by a piece of bell-rope in the boating ohamber of the chaurh. The deceased, who was an Army pensioner, was seen going to the church about en hour before his bodT vas discovered by seotx workmen engaged in repairing the building. DEVONSHIRE DIVORCE. PARTIES FROM TEIGN!OUTH ...

... SELuIACTIONS FOR LADIES. USEFUJL HINTS. To get- dust out ofthe,.battons :in .fariture'- take-,a pair of beliowslouce. or-twice~a|.week,I. and blow rourndthe. buttons, 'Out-flies the dust withont;rirmaging the leather. .laiat mnarlks on clothing, .when new, can easily be removed by rubbing with turpen- tine or paridlin, applied with a bit os cloth, If thev have cdried on, rub with a mixture of ...

... UNIONIST MEETING At BARN- STAPLE. L SPEECHES BY SIR C. GULL AND MR. J JESSE COLLINGS. At Barnstaple lastevening ameetingwna held under the auspices of the Unionist Joint Committee. While the large* audience were assembling, Mr. White gave an organ recital. I Mr. G. C. Davie, J.P. (Chairman of the Divisional Conservative Association) presided, and was supported by the Right Hon. Jesse Collings, ...

... BrSI.E COr;rTfqTr Cr srrs, (Northernhay-street).- 10.45-lMorning Service; preacher, Rev E 1, 3ark. 6.30--Evening Service; proacher, RLV C Sledeford. BlipsrST CnAPsVT, (South-street).-Sunday. 10.45- Monlring Service preacher, Rev D P McPhcroon, B.D. * 6.30-Evei ino Service; preacher, Rev D P MlcPborson, B.D., assisted byfriondsi. HOT.Y Tr=MTYer.-ChriStlefs Day.-8,0-Joly Com- munion; hymn 87. 10 ...