... PARISHES. To the Editor of the Daily Gazette. Sir, —Your publication in to-day's issue of the Devon returns of men 1 under arms in the Forces the country induces one to make an emphatic protest against the parish E'xminster being included the list cf ...

... the Clothing and Kmerg- fund. ARMY CLOTHING EXETER THEFT. Thomas John 1. Leat-terraoe. Com- 1 mercia.l-ro.id. Exerter, was charged Exeter yesterday with stealing two shirts and on© cardigan jacket, value 13s 6d the property of the Secretary State for War ...

... 30 50 decrees I have been asked to mention that among the numerous activities of the British Red Cross Society and Order St. John are arrangements for dealing with wants British prisoners in German camps, and endeavours ameliorate their condition. The ...

... At Wonford Petty Sessions, yesterday, an extens-ion until 2 a.m. on July 18th, was gr-inted to Mrs. Clarke, of the Coprtenay Arms Hotel. Starcross, on the occasion of a dance in aid of the Peace Celebration fund. The Eev. Dr. Leeman, Exeter, preached at ...

... measure that it was a beggarly Bill, rotten Bill, unworkable Bill, arid one which, ever it passed into law, would not give them Grattan's Parliament would give them, instead, a , Molly Maguire shebeen house. Unlike the Irish Council's Bill, they were asked to ...

... Allen (Secretary of the Royal | Hospital, Richmond) and Mr. Grattan (boatman) rescued her in an unconscious ion after she had sank three times, but by artificial respration she soon came round, John Bassett, of no fixed abode, described as a technical teacher ...

... . It was noticeable that the crowds, as a whole, were decidedly antagonistic to the rebels, but were cowed by the display armed force. The few soldiers uniform and members of the police force who were about sought what shelter they could when they saw ...

... held in Ford Schoolroom, Mi'. E. Bailey was elected QA)&irman, and Mr. E. T. Lott Vice-C'hairlOTin. Mr. Whiteoombe and Mr. John Cook were appointed overseers. ASHREIGNEY. A motor wedding has taken place at the parish church; Mr. Walter Cudmore, youngest ...

... tame defend-] ant and his were summoned his brother, John Grattan, for usinz obscene language the same day. A fine of 5s inclusive was imposed ea.'n defendant, the third case was one which Joiyi Grattan was summoned for assaulting Ldmund Gretton. A fine ...

... Presented to her by the • and the Managers s lo , 'as subscribed to by the ?V*' n friends-including, among fJt V 1 bridge, Sir John and Ernest Satow, all of : rl b owed their appreciation of Nnf> ,v aQ long services to school ,'T ♦P a,r l?} - She always worked ...

... on the head. Dr. Fisher said deceased was admitted differing from a septic finger and cell u bit is the right i arm. Death was due to arm. j A verdict of Death from natural causes ' was returned ILSINGTON. The total rainfall 'here during August was ...

... regretted by the parishioners generally. Messrs. and Co. have held an important sale of grass for Colonel Matthews, of Grattans, at tho King's Arms. There was a good attendance, and satisfactory prices were obtained. Mr. A. J. Powlesland was the auctioneer. Messrs ...