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... n of her success.— John Dull. Church Missionary Society The annual meeting this society took place on Tuesday morning week in Exeter Hall, at ten o'clock, the Earl of Chichester in the chair. The Rev. Mr. Davis commenced the proceedings by reading prayer ...
... returned a verdict that they died from the accidental use of ao improper dose of laudanum. An inquest ass held on Tuesday week, near Exeter, on the body of William itendall,a lad 17 years of age, is service of Captain Barton, R. N., at the Elms, in the parish ...
... THE GREAT PEACE MEETINGS. The three great peace meetings which have been At held during the past week, in Exeter Hall, in the ba magnificent Town Hall of Birmingham, and on he piaud. Thursday night in our own equally splendid but th, more spacious Free-trade ...
... Miller, the celebrated itapedit' lawyer. The forty.third anniversary of the Church Missionary Society held on Friday week at Exeter Gall; the Earl of Chichester in the chair. The report stated that the year's income had been £115,000.—• sum unprecedented ...
... Homily Society. The thirty-first annual general meeting of the friends and subscribers of this society was held on Monday week, at Exeter Hall. The Most Noble the Marquis of Cholmondeley presided. The secretary (the Rev. F. Dollman) read the repart, which ...
... ?? E-IAN LIC ALLIANCE., ?? _ X, 1 ,; as -,The, fir't' public' meeting of this ass'6dciation was6 held ?? on Tuesday week, in Exeter Hall.. Thte adm'issionu'was ,,byt shilling tickets, but the great roomn was crowded.: Sir' Of Culling. Eardle~y Smith ...
... receiver's house.—Tessateet Courier. On Friday week the Exeter subscription of • parcel, coataiaiwg about 10004. in aad4lll. ia gold, whiels the coach-guard, Bilker, had received from a banking-housc in Exeter. Baird rae PRO the Lord's freehold and part ...
... propensities. Exerts'imi al Exeter âThomas Musgravc, convicted at I Itc Assizes for Devonshire, slteepstealing, upon the evidence of two bis own daughters, the one 14 and the other 17 yean of age, was executed on Monday week, at Exeter. He was out pensioner ...
... astonishment, I found a robin's nest, with five eggs in it.—The son Mr. Hutchinson, the barrister, destroyed himself last week, at Exeter, by cutting his throat. He supposed to have laboured under temporary fit of insanity A bill wrll be brought into parliament ...
... did not apply; and *c judgment was given for to* plaintiff. The annual meeting of the Protestant was held on Wednesday week, in Exeter Hall, *** was crowded to excess. Mr. Chisholm was cho*J* Chairman; and was supported on the platform J» H. Smyth, Sir ...
... neighbourhood of Bloomsbury, kills, upon average, not less than 100 calves every week. The animals are conveyed to'his slaughter-house in open carts, together- four times a week and may be seen, closely penned, in their progress through Holborn, each alternate ...
... London last week, fetched £27,000. On Monday Admiral Bowles was returned for the borough of Launceston, without opposition. The original manuscripts of the correspondence between Burns and Clarinda, were sold at very good prices last week, Edinburgh. ...