... 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 ...

... has been resorted to with great success. The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible So- ciety was held last week at Exeter Hall, Lord Bexley in the chair. Thereceipts'of tlelyearwvere £108,700,being an in- crease of £21,000 compared with last ...

... ?? 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 ...

... From Ohs report presented at the fortieth annual meeting of do to the British tand Foreign Btible Society, iseld hlat week in Exeter- til ball. it apper ChttisOil receipts during the your were have £911339 s.4d., includintg £11,17.3 40. 01. foe' sales; ...

... £i6 last week for an assault r0 es in tela sa of a kiss, which he tcook forcibly from a young lady, a b at for whom he had just extracted a tooth. ma id The average price of Brown or Musaovado sugar, computed mib from tha returns made in the week ending ...

... -Globe. TRAFFIC ON SCOTTISII RAILwAys.-During the last week, the traffic on Scottish lines now in operation amounted to the aggregate sum of £11,535,'3s. 8id. Lost year the amount for the corresponding week of the five lines then in operation was £ 7,856. 2s ...

... Friday week and Saturday t lnst, three deaths occurred in one family by malignant m cholera. A mnan named Johh Fish, a hatter, residing at f.| No. 2, Fitchie's-yard, a passago behind the Sitting Goose tnl public- house, Park-road, was on Monday week, at ...

... 4s. or 5s. per week, who have nothing but a pallet of straw to sleep upon, with little or no covering; and in order to keei in life, and that each day be as miser- able as another, when they divide their scanty vic- tuals over the week they sometimes ...

... or to what has from time to by time appeared in the public printsl of, the town, dei scarcely one of which that has not, week by week, bei exhibited complaints of' the ignorance and' general. PO inefficiency of thle whole force. 'Look' at the im- Se mensO ...

... there was a decrease in the Chronicle of nine copies per week,- in the Observer a decrease of foyr hundred and tfaenty copies I per week,-and in the Pilot an increase of ninety-three copies per week. Now, as regards the apparent weekly decrease of nitne ...