... Barnstaple is, fortunately, about to hear the last of the long-standing difficulty which arose in con. nection with the re-valuation of the borough by Messrs. Ellis, Son, and Bowden, of Exeter. Th c ■cost of the re-valuation was about £600, half of which sum was paid by the overseers then in office- On the ground that the consent of vestry had not been obtained before the revaluation was ...

... THE ENEMY MOVE THE EAST of hitler policy of CREATING TROUBLE O?T| ® Ur London Correspondent. ee int invasion British an r ythe ltal ians and the warnc has come from Cairo that * ust now expect an attack were unexpected here. Indeed, P«culation in military circles c attack has been delayed so long. swoop on Egypt was antici- { L n France dropped out of the sjlb US re '' ving the Italian ...