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- ------ - A dense fog which hung over Exeter throughout the whole of Christmas Eve responsible for two fatalities. In one case a butcher's lad named William Snell. aged seventeen, was delivering meat on a bicycle when he was struck in the stomach by the shaft of a dairyman's tr

A well-known oculist of NOW York City tells a atory of ODO of his patients who proved rather more than • match for him. The patient • quaint old fellow frons one of the rural counties of the State. fifty yews of age or more, who strolled leisurely into the doctor's office, and a

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The first of the annual slob feasts in this immediate neighbourhood was held yesterday, when the members of Court Wellington of the Independent Order of For Litters selebrated their Seventieth Anniversary i s usual by a church parade and a dinner. As there was certain routine _b

Beverley, Wedowsday.—Fair show of beef, beet making 81. to Bs. 31.; secondary, 7.. to Bs. per stone. Mutton a light show, making op to 713. per lb ; lambs about 11d. per lb. Light supply of pigs, pork ruling a. 7s. 61. to Be. per stone. - - - - - Wakefield, Wednesday.—Large Phow

The will of Mrs. Mary Ford, of Park-street. Greaveoor-equare, and Penearrow. Cornwall, died on March 4th. is now proved, and the , value of the estate sworn at £175,595. I The will of Mrs. Fiancee Maria Dasltwood, of Victoria-rtritet. Westminster. and of Bexley, I Kent, has been