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137. east of them, situated just within the town wall, between the Turl and Smith Gate. Thither the twelve scholars removed, and the name of Stapeldon Hall was transferred to the little group of buildings which thus became the nucleus of Exeter College. Exeter Hall. A building on the Strand, London, used for religious, charitable, and musical a emblies. It was purchased for the Young Men's Christian A ociation in 1880. Exmoor (eks'mör). A hilly moorland and marshy region in western Somerset and northern Devon, England. It is noted for its breed of ponies and for wild deer. The scene of Black more's novel "Lorna Doone" is laid in it. Highest point (Dunkery Beacon), Exmouth (eks'muth). [ME. Exemuth , AS. Exan mutha , mouth of the Exe.] A town and watering-place in Devons hire, England, situated at the mouth of the Exe, 10 miles southeast of 1,707 feet.