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... BRITISH ND FOREIGN BIBLE SOC TY The forty-fourth anniversary meeting of this so- ciety was held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, and was, as regards numbers, rank, and taleot, the greatest religious reunion of the season. Lord Bexley, the veuerable ...
... Another great meeting on the subject of the immediate Emancipation of the apprenticed Labourers in the West Indies, was held week at Exeter Hall—the largest apartment of the kind in London. The Chair was taken by Lord Clanricarde, and the attendance latterly ...
... pirates; and as mime doubt existed respecting the jurisdiction of our cants of kw. the sestets* passed up m them la.t week at Exeter had bees respited until the question had been argued before the Iftesu Jud4et. Oa the mine day, on the motion oh the Duke ...
... the Northern coast; at New. castle last week they sold at four a penny. —Patriae shooting commenced on Friday: there is plenty of game, but ver) ! wild &, strong the wing Large boxes of moor-game wen i last week sent to his Majesty ant! the Duke of York ...
... diplomatic circle. The British and Foreign Bible Society. The annual meeiing of this S »ciety took place 011 Wednesday week at Exeter II all. The meeting was most numerously attended individuals of both sexes and of every denomination. Lord Bexley was ...
... for Monday se'ennight. Devossuzite Miertse.—A County Meeting, at which opus of OO persons attended, was held on Flitlay week at Exeter, the High Sher fr in the Chair. Lord Fortescue read the draft of a petiden to both Houses of Parliament. which insisted ...
... measure continue to take place. What is denomi- nated “* an aggregate Protestant meeting,” was held on Tuesday evening week, at Exeter Hali—the Marquis of Breadalbane in the chair. After letters from the Lord Wriothesley Russell and other gentlemen, apo- ...
... At a meeting of the Leicester Town Council, last week, a committee was appointed to prepare a memo- rial to Government in favour of a natioual poor-rate. A London cowkeeper was smothered on ‘Thursday week, by falling head foremost into a heap of in tis ...