a Vestry Meeting hold in April last the Vicar said ho would bo glad it steps could bo taken for restoring Stone Cross in tho Churchyard, and thought it would be very suitable thing to do in commemoration of King Edward VII. Coronation ; and as memorial to those connected with th

GRATIFYING PRESENTATIONS. The picluresqae grounds surrounding that fine old manoral residence, Ogwell House, situated in the parish of Ogwcll. near Newton Abbot, was the scene of the utmost joy and gaiety on Wednesday last, on the occasion of the coming of age ot tlie present Sq

STREET, NEWTON A.BBOT- Siectal Value for this Season \in Baby Carriages and Canopies. BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING BEE HIVES AND APPLIANCES LAWN MOWERS WIRE NETTING GALVANIZED AND FELT BOOFINO PAINTS AND ENAMELS SEWING MACHINES.

Aibeo Beds Chakoes Modekate

Twice daily.

JOINEE? WOBKB CHE ,f ECLIPSE Prize Medal ALES & STOUTS

DOLPHIN RESTAURANT AND COMMERCIAL HOUSE, in the Centre part of the Town and close to the Market, NEWTON ABBOT. BREAKFASTS, DINNERS, TEAS & SUPPERS At Strictly Moderate Prices. OPENED SUNDAYS. 8. H. GRICE, Proprietor. N.B.—The Confectionery and Sugar Bolling carried on aa usual 3

Mr. Lionel Walter Rignall, an actor, better known in the theatrical profession as Mr. Lionel Rignold, on Monday, in the King's Bench Division, sued Mr. Frank Curzon, manager of the Strand Theatre, to recover damages for wrongful dismissal. The nlaintiff asserted that there was n

In the House of Commons, on the clause of the Education Bill dealing with religious training, Mr. Balfour again showed an anxious desire to conciliate opposition. agreed to amend the amendment, which he had previously proposed, providing that pupil should excluded from, or place