... business transacted generally was of no particular interest. The third of the series of Peace Meetings commencing this week in Exeter Hall was held on Thursday evening in the Free-trade Hall, Manchester. 5lr 'Ailson, President of the Manchester Peace Society ...

... as it never wants any spurs in such matters. - Auxrxua MusicAL FUTIVAL.-Severl of dhes perr- ance took laee during the week at Exeter Hall They have gone of w, and the attendance of hearers has been very numerOUs. ...

... free, and coals and candles out of the Repeal Humbug. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-A young Medical Student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adelphbi Theatre. He did not find out his mistake until he was turned out for bawling to the ...

... and a gentleman, few have had more claims upon the regret of society. On Tuesday week, at Exeter, the Rev. Mr Ktitson, incum- bent ot St James's Church; and on Friday week, his lady, who was ill at the time. They have left several children to feel the ...

... -Lord William Bentinck, M.P., (late Governor-General of India,) will take the chair at a public meeting, to be held next week in Exeter Hall, on the subject of Mr Bucking- ham's claims. THE Loans AND THE ?? CORPORATIONS' BILL.-The meetings oil this subject ...

... the Rlight. Rev. Lord B~ishop of London, requesting hhll to preside at a meeting to be consvened for the purpose, this week, at Exeter Hall, but the right rev. prelate has declined. Thm it let tion of holding the proposed aseetitg at prescnt grands in abeyance ...