... TIGNlMOUT THEFT CASE.! . _w- . T fl-- - I joUNG fONMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING STAMPS. SCE.V 3 IiY COUBT. At Teiillmouth on Monday-before Mr L vn (ohnirmran), Colonel Nightingale, Col, wrian', Colonel Halford-Thompson, the Bar Alson Cartwright, Mr J R Guleon, and Kr 5rod Bi-sell-Florence Perkins, domestic ant of Plymouth, formerly of Teign- was sunkmoned for on the 6th May v ' two penny postage ...

... EXONIAK'S SUICIDE J - - _ - orvrrr INQUtEBT A.T EXMINSTER. Mr. A. Pnrrow held an inquest at the 7 Stowey Arms, Eximinster, this morning on she body of William. Henry Newton, aged 24, E of Templ-road. Larkbeare, Exeter, who was found decapitated on the Great Western ii ?? line at Exminister yesterday. Chief Inspeotor Shattock represented the a Yailway Company, and Mr. R'issell the looo. tI ...

... 1 Before Sir RobertiV Newman (in the chair), Colonel Blake, Messrs W B Heberden, C B, Osl a C it Collins, W F Richards, and C J Webber. pri DAMAGING KILLERTON PABR. Brl Albert Sanger, a ycutb, of BroadclyAt, Aul Ypleaded not guilty to damaging fences to the roo amount of 2s 6d ac Broadolyst on the 28th A I D July.-Mr Browning proved seeing defendant cor D pull dovvn a rail in Killerton Park. ...

... DAWLXSII SESSIONS. ;f the Before Captain Doxat, R.N. (in the chair), be a Mr E H Bayldon and Mr H L Friend. 3rtain Frank Sharland, a young farm labourer, it the was charged with wilfully da naging a gate leading to Aller Farm, the prcperty of Mr J a Carpenter, by throwing mud upon it to the are extentof 17s.-Complainmnt considered the tb was act was the outcome of spite; defendant and seen. a ...

... TWELTE MONTH1S FOR THEFL Aprisoner of very unesual charncter caume up at the Exeter Pelice Court ea Tuesday- before 9essrs A Bowden (in the chair) and .J lnaptwa,-named Frmta Franklin Bflten, The Wemn41 is an ex-ponvict and pleaded guilty to a long list of depre'lations in -;he eity during the past few days. She was charged with stealing (1) on the 22ud inst from No 1 Lower Southernhay three ...

... NIWrON SSSIONS. ?? Bertre Mr. T. Vioary (in the cb *ir), Colonel ns Walcott. Colonel Bradford, and Mr. W. J. ly Watls, inun. in Gcorie Kerslako and Otarles Ilnicks vwora ry charged with trespassina in pnriult of con-es of on ground belonging to Mr. 1i. 1h Browit, of er Barton Hall, Xinstskerswpll.-Ur. II, Stlrton le appeaei fer the pro e. utor, and Hlicks od plea.ded guilty, whilst Kerslake ...

... THE EXETER MYSTERYd TAUNTON MAN FOUND DROWNED. JINUEST AND VERDICT. Mr. A. Burrow (Deputy-Coroner) held an enquiry at the Welcome Inn, St. Thomas, to- day into the circumstances attending the death of Frederick George Hawkins, a native of Taunton, and rebently employed in Exeter, whose body was found at Salmon Pool Weir yesterday.-Mr. T. Howard was chosen foreman of the jury.- The father of ...

... EXET ER POLIC.O. tMOS llAY. Tl Cent Before the M%,yor (in the Chbrir), Messrs Cam I POliamlio sad S Jones. ofent! A TRIO Coal r Albert Oiven, a private in the Devonshire mini Regiment, and statiutd at the Higher proc Barracks, was charged with heir g d!unk aud lhe ] incapable on Saturday nWgbt,' to wtclh he A I pleaded guilty.-P.U. ?? foqrd prisoner *Mar lying on the--footpath in ligh-sereeri- ...

... | SIDM OUTH DJVOUtaC SUIr. l AN; 'lTNIIAPPY MARRIAGE. he The hearing oE she &se of Dean. v Dean and kre Ondmoero, partly heard on Taeuday, was con- .binned~iD t h Divorcee Division .oeehe Ighligb our t d,of Justicon Wedneeday before the President ler (ir Frincis Jeurie) It, wass a suit of Mr onv Richard Bartev Da a 'retired petty offiler so gf the Royal Navy, .if Sidmouth,. for a dissolation ...

... FISaERY PROSEJUTION AT TAVISTOCK. At the Police Court a prorecution was in- stituted on Wednesday by the Tamar ani Plym 7 Fishery Boaid against Charles Df'nham, of Tavistock, for a contravention of the Fishery Act by catnhing salmon with snatch in the River Tavy on August 16th and September 7th, Mr. Mathews represented the Con. r eervators, and Mr. Peicy Pearce defended. s After hearing the ...

... TORQUAN NEWS. I by lnug fin At thbe County Police Couirt on Tuesday Inignegi rotMr. W. H. Kitson marie foeling reference tobmel reto the death of Mr. R Millock, lie said he afternoc ~. t regarded deceased ;as a pattern man, for he Iled int *hbey made it his object in life to consider the good use Of tl eral and well-being of others before bis own. He~ The Cha ade. was bulvead and respected by ...

... Before Mr C R Collins (chairman), Sir Dudley g DunkWorth King, Colonel Blake, and Mir T t Richards. b G(eorge Weetlaike, of Goldsmith-plane, } geavitree, who did not appear, was snm- t mon ed for, on the 23rd inet, at Eleavitree, stenling growing fruit, the property of Chsrles Solater. Defendant's landlady saii defendant went away for a few weeks before s she had the nummons.-A warrant was ...