... scarcely had an equal. His speech at the annual meet- sh te- ing o, the Loudon Missionary Society last week at Exeter (le ch Hall, London (published in this week's issue of tho fan ,ren jlethldise Recorder), produced a powerful impressiou. 9; [P- lutelligeuce ...

... 'hfjr Hirti, ef that place, attorney at law, to Mifs Wal- ton, daughter of Thomas Walton, Efq; of the famlt place. 'Laft week, at Exeter, Mr. John 'Fretwefl, (if Gainiborough, grocer; to Mifs Dewdtney, of thle for- fler place. DEATHS. On Montlay lafl, MrsHartley ...

... impudently 9 D he this is denied by those present. The cras ?? 0or adjudicated upon by the Rev. Chancellor ?? If day week, at Exeter, who said that the t, And 501fa duct, If free from premeditated ?? «ebb tually a breach of the law, was eertainlF Yt, ...

... Wainwright, joiner and builder, of Bunslet, aged 70. Last week, aged 31, John Blenklhorn, measy years sergeant and fugleman in the Leeds Volunteer antd Local Militia corps. On Tuesday week, at Exeter, at ass advanced age, Mr. Isaac Wititaker, surveyor of ...

... Cleckheaton. C On Wednesday week, at Trinity church, Huall, by the Rev. J. cil H HBromby, Mr. John Rtichsardson, of Castle Hill, to Elizabeth, H heldest daughter of Thomas Horuicastle, esq., of Belle Field, di d button. .e On Mond-ry week, at Rehoboth chapel ...

... and Os. 4i whose treatment of the various forms of deafness has heen so- Potasif successful, may be consulted in Exeter next week. Al EXETER DIBTRICT COURT 6P BANxRUIu'rcy.-SittingS: T. L,. Wednesday, Otb June, at Twelve o'Clock.-Messrs. Axford and contai ...

... Traffic return for the week ending 11th December, 1886:- Passengers and mails, £2036; goods, minerals, and live stock, £3578-total, £5614. Corresponding week last year, £5126 : increase, £488. 19 weeks this half year, £127,736 ; 19 weeks corresponding period ...