... The funeral of the late Mrs laglis, wife of ho 1m Captain G Inglis, of Clyde House, Prinees. F In- stroet South, St Thomas, tnok place on Moaday re ur afternoon at St Thomas Cemetery, where the th of remains were interred in a new walled grove. ha ng The ceremony was performed by the Rey al lit S Swabey (Vicar of St Thomnasi) and the Rev ac aa D Mathie (Curate). The mnourneis were:- an he ...

... Idielve Alliot typ refuse reocii& . ) . - .. ?? reoevvb . I . ?? delivered between 9 a.. an6 5 pl * although as rnuch as 140 torts lad boui. . . . _ .1 _ , I 6. ,received in one day. It appeared to be' 2mpossible in oradinary. working toi mgusrantee a regular supply, -and it was: Lowet cdvisable to provide meanti of storage to knock. cope with extra large deliveries. The years ] difculty ...

... IHOW lUISH EMECTIONS ARE WofKlJEiD. PEllIND 'HR SCENES. At Dablin City Sessioas a man named Dotibine sued aenthor mi cna-eld Crimnins to recover £2 or work done in connection JXJD with the r1ecpet election. His advocate said :hi client wlas employed to eanva8s for Ot ¢ certmoll caiididates and he charged 5s for a Bari rpeech lie untide ;shich lasted hali-nn-hour. an The resuir, was that one ...

... WT. THOMAS ELECTION, MEETING AT IEXWICK. A. largely attended meeting of ratepayers of the Exwick Ward wai held on Mondav at al the Schoolroom in the village for the purpese of supporting the candidature of Mr. A. J. bi King. M -r. R. Mallet presided, and there LI were is few, lady electors present. bi The Chairman, in opening the meeting, re- I marked thit the reason that an election had T. ...

... SIXPENNY EDITION @F FCHARaLES Zf. SHELDON'S tr }WORKS e, We have pleasure in announcing that we have made arrangements for supply- ing to the public a Sixpenny Edition of tbe works of Char'es M. Sheldon, whose happy combination of the novelist and the religious thinker have made him so famous. 4 The edition is well printed, and each 'H volume has an illustrated cover. e The first three books ...

... ' BoUGHT.-Mr. Knapman, J.P., has bought 18, Velwell-villas, which was offered at auction by Messrs. Martin and Son. Messrs. Sparkes, Pope, and Thomas were the solicitors. BBREAKDOWN.-The 9.32 a.m. up train from I Queen-street was delayed half-an-hour at Breadelvst on Weinesday the engine breaking down. Another engine had to be obtained from Queen.street. CAatrAx FtOTtALL CLB. - The aunn al ...

... HES CORUM1O ORSIS. 'PETITION TO TEE QUM. ,t! meeting conuened by the National Pro- testant Church ?Unio was held at West- inmister on Wedrresday night to consider the mprefelt crisis clu the Church of England. Viscount Midleton presided, and a resolution was adopted approving of a memorial to the: Queen, praying ber 'Majesty to take such measures as in her wisdom might seem~ necessary to ...

... EXEIRTiX GIARbTAINTS. TfIE lNMATES AND THE ROYAL VISIT. The weekly meeting of the Exeter Board of Gmardians wau held on Tuesday, when the Labomr and Supplies Committee reported that. they hase oened the following tenders for the supply of 27 ?? s. Mark Rowe and Co., 10. each; lr. J. Peters, 7s; M.essrs. 1 T5inor and tie, 7s 111; Messrs. Brock and Co., lls 3d. The commnittee recomrnmendcl that ...

... THE bMAN WE_ KNOW| i L o. .X. MR. G. 1i. SHO1UTO, TOWN CLERK OF EXETrER. The Ever Faithful City has many unique n, features, and among: them may well be placed I the present Tbwn Clerk, Mr. G. R. Shorto, a whose record 'is one which no other Town t, Clerk in the Kingdom can equal. b He did not always have aspirations after 0 such a post as he now fills. It is t said that the pen is ...

... of ___APPY MARRIAGE, I ?nARAULT .iT EXE~T5R. WIFI ASSAULT AT EXETER. ATTERCATION WITH A LODGER. Vixeter Police Court on Wednesday At tbe gertn Tlabourer, of Clifton.-treet, pine ,s'a,8n on w rarrant with assaultag 13 C sarah Clapperton, on the 1st inst. be fifl remenbered that the prisloner bound ver about a weok ago to keep Ibr3 forn n allegeda.ssault oo bis wife. P A rCO n appeared on his ...

... EXETER SCHOOL3. C N TRA .L. ?? annel Prize distribution in connection with thebe eter Central Schools took plaae at the schools on Tuesday. The Sheriff pre. sided, and those also present included Arcaohdeacon Sandford, Canon Edmonds, Sub-Dean Bramley, the Revs S NV E Bird. W Brongliam, 11 A Afortitinr, WV David, F L Bazeleyl e de Yere Welchre enE T Fowerake i and Mr G L Boundy. Tbee Matyor was ...

... ; N.). XXXIV. MR. T. LINSCO'I T. One of the most interesting personalities in ?? I. presenter tby Mr. Tom Linscott. He is on. of those mei who seem to have no corners or Juvtin' cornices wherewith to bruise Ohm si sceptibilties of their fellows, and i herefore he can shake the band of friendship everywhere round. For he is ever on the best of terms fwith all Mit. T. LINSCOTT. II clssses. Ih. ...