... ABseNTr JtRYxEN FiNED. The Quarter Sessions were held on Monday s in the Town Hall before the Recorder (Sir G S Baker, Bart.), who was acoompanied by the f Msyor (Councillor T Goaman) and Mr E Trapnel]. Tberewere no cases for trial. On the names of tho jnry being called it a was found that Mr C l'earse, *prinier, of i AlIhalland-street, and Mr W Fool, surgeon. d. dentist, were not present, and ...

... I Before hi s Honour JuIe Woodfall. s AUCTION NNIIS CLAIM. 0 TWOMxSONWHITTON, AND LANG V WHITE. -Messrs. Thompson, fhitton, and Lang, A anutionleers, who were representedt by Mi. , S. ?? Pope, sued Mr John White, farmer, of C Fsank Farm. Tedbhu St. Mary, for £1 4s R baweoee of an account in respeot of an auction held by plaintiffs on the farm.- Defeadiint did ntt dispute the oaim. bat set up a ...

... e -- ?? e Before Mr W T Bayne (in the chair), Mr C a ,r J Webber and Mt F Bannatyne. tl 1. KINGSTEIGNTON MAN FINED. e Frederick Loveridge, horse dealer, of Kings. e teignton, was summoned for illtreating a e horse at Alphiagton on the 16th inst.- v Inspector Finch, of the R.S.P.CA., prose- cuted. and Mr W L Brown ?? C H Rew Wippell, tanner, residing at Alphington, '1 s said he saw defendant ...

... EXETER MAN CONVICrED. ,anu kmost TeAVELLiNG OtN Tlj RAIL WAY WIrTHOr A radu- TimmET. batk, At, the Newton Poliee Conrt on Tuesday [ had George Cooper, who said he had recently been oung lodlging in Exeer, was charged with travel- .vith lilug on the railway without a ticket.- came Inspector Tonkin stated that the station they master at Heathfield called his attention to alive the defendantwho ...

... TAUNTON .DROWNING OASH _ _ I The inquest on the body of William iook, aged 21, a labourer, of Bishop's Lydeard, near Taunton, whinh was found dloating near the Bathing Stationuat Frenoh Weir was held on Ttteesry rmorning at the Wiclhester Arms Inun, Trsinton, before the Deputy-Coroner. Mr Hagors. The evidence disclosed that, the ?? of the deceased, Bdward John Look, who also resides ab ...

... TO-DAY'S EXETER POLICE, .t. E _ PI s - ?? Before Messrs. R. R. hi Daw (chairman), H. Gadd- and J. W. Petherick. MLK ADULTEaATION CASEs. Louisa Goodridge. Tron Bridge, was Ea summoned for selling adulterate 3 milk.- rhe Town Clerk (Mdr. G. R. Snorto) fppeared to p'rosecute, and Mr. W. L. Brown for the defendant.-Mr. Shorto stated that the .3 lnspector'of Nuisances (Nir Wreford) se at a man into ...

... I - ?IXETER? :MAWS ?DEATH. RIe t I .. ' ?? UNCTI the An'Aniuejues' wad heldtby. fr. Q¢rore do ?? at' the BRaiway Hotel, Sidmouth Junction, eral on Thursdayrelative to the death of Walter er1 George Dymoad, agdi]23 of ?? the, r 'wowskilled on -tiponn a South Western Railway IzneSt iidmoti jiv9 Jusetin on Wedneseay.- , ii ee.hoseff Yreman otdthe juxy. - l'6 bi$'T -The ierst witness cai ed w.s ...

... TEIGNMOUTE SESsIONS. Before Colonel Nightirgale (in the chair) Colonel Morrison, and the Rev. Ansoi Cartwright. * til' PETTY OFFENCES. I list Frank Bu'ley and Edward Psaye,of Shaldon ned were ohare l with being drunk and ?? - in Diridge-road on the 8th ?? H Fnll eDt, apvpared for Buily and pleaded guilty on his :her behalf, whilam Payne also admittedthqoffenoe, very Aud each was fined 10s 61 ...

... NEGLECT OF CHILDREN IN.1 I EXETER, TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. At the ixeter Police Court on TueEdav -before MessreJ Knapman (ot.airman) 5nd A Bowden-Thomas Hoaken, aged 43, labourer, of Rack-street, was charged oa a warrant with wilfully neglecting his three children, Beesie aged 14, Harold 12, ard Jares 10.-Mr J Beal (MeEsrs Friend, Beal, and Tarbet) appeared to prosecute on behalf of the N.S ...

... CILLMTO SSIOS CULLOMPTON SESSION ?? ?HIMEE MONTHS;' H'.ARD LABOUR bet FOR CHILD NEGLECT. Bl, Before Messrc T Turner (ehairinan), t A A AlI: Grant, T B Hepburn, and IV h- Ieo cl; Albert Napper, traatio- enginC dtiver, war sunamaored for, on the 28ti Anigiitit. at 3i oud- wit hembir), driving an curt ilel shn on1 8 'ay i e'sr to not give su(ch cpa.r, ti was poasible for I passing trnflic, and ...

... PIHYSIOIAN IN THE DIVORCE r COURT. I JUDICIAL SEPARATION. a Mr. Just;ce Barnes, in the Divbror3 Court on Wednesday, had before him the petition of Mrs. Ward.Humphreys, daughter of Mr.% Biggs Priestly. MlP. for the Paisey Division t of Yorkshire, for a decree of judicial separa. tion, from her husband, Dr. G. H. Ward. Hlumphreys, a physician practising in the West.End, on the ground of his ...

... GREATER-EXETER 'behs THE WARDS EXQUIp [on Mr Chester Jones, barrister, coatinned b ;he enquiry at the Exeter Guildhallto-day for tb rps purpose of determining the boundari, ard ng Hames Of the new wards of the oity-4 3re accordance with a provision of the Ezetsr Corporation Act of 1900. Mr W I T'rbet (Messrs Priend NDa Tarbet). Mr A Zelley (Conksrvatie a. ' d by and Mr R hl Thornton ?? the Cot ...