... DOMESTIC. At the half-yearly meeting of the Devon County Club, on Thursday week, at Exeter, the sum of 501. was voted in aid of the Greek muse. Last Sunday afternoon, the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, left their residence at Bn»by Park, for Woolwich, ...

... THE ALLOTMENT SYSTEM. At the annual meeting ofthe Labourers' Friend Society, held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, some very in- teresting statements respecting the advantages of this excellent system for promoting the comforts of our agri- cultural ...

... PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION A meeting of the Protestant Atoociatiun was held on Thursday week, at Exeter Hail, f*»r the purpose petitioning parliament against the Homan Catholic College of Maynooth. The meeting was most respectably and numerously attended—the ...

... k and Homily Society.—The Twentyseventh annual meeting the Prayer-book and Homily Society was held on Thursday week, the Lower Room, Exeter Hall, the Right Hon. Lord Bexley, President of the Society, in tho chair. The Rev. Mr. read the report, from which ...

... Jauuary, from a mail, twelve post letters, the property of her M..j sty's r*osfc- Marter-General, took place ou Friday week, at Exeter. Another count chanted the prisoners with stealing twelve post letters, thiee diamond rings of the value of £70, three ...

... CIVILIZATION OF AFRICA A public meeting of the friends of the African Civilization Society took place last week, in Exeter Hall, when Lor. I John Russell moved the adoption of the report, the greater part of which consisted of remarks on the Viger expedition ...

... at our parish church, Mr. George Hartley, wool- sorter, to Miss Zillah Wright, both of this town. DEATHS. On Wednesday week, at Exeter, Hannah, eldest daughter of the late Jonathan Glyde, Esq. of that city, and sister of the Rev. J. Glyde, of Horton Lane ...

... '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 ...

... Potter): deservedly lamented a large circle of friends, to whom was endeared kind and affectionate disposition. On Saturday week, at Exeter, Robt. Coupland Pease, Esq. formerly a banter iu tins town. WrtluesdiiT, tlie 3nl iust, KiMale, near Stukenlfr, in CU-vrlaml ...

... day), May 5, London Jews’Society, at Exeter Hall; chairman, Sir T. Baring, Bart. Religious Tract Society, at Exeter Hall; chairman, J. Labouchere, Esq.—Monday, May 8, British and Foreign School Society, at Exeter Hall; chairman, Lord John Russell, Lord’s ...

... Maries, nicked a mushroom this year, the 1 circumference which measured inches. Amputation of the Teg of a Cow. —Last week, ! near Exeter, a cow belonging to Mr. John broke the lower part of the fore-leg—a compound fracture. Amputation was supposed by the ...

... subject of general remark. Standard. A Bit of Devonshire.—Mr. Justice Piatt brought out Devonshire boy in good style last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the fun. case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve years ...