... AnUnconscious Hit.—At the uproarious Anti-Slavery meeting, on Friday week, at Exeter Hall, a pause followed the speech of Mr. F. Buxton, when the audience becoming somewhat impatient, the chairman rose, and with a gravity that must acquit him of anticipating ...

... Lyell, the Dowager Countess Delawar, and grandmolher to tlie present Earl.— Lattty- William Watson, esq. of brevyer.--La« week, at Exeter, Samuel Tappen, esq. late First Lieuttenant of his Majesty's ship the iVltnetdn; Mrs. Marinda Merchant, aged widow ot ...

... William Lawrence, Esq. of the Greenway, Gloucestershire. Married, last week, at Fro me, Mr Samuel Buss, solicitor, to Lueretia Folkes, only daughter Mr. Francis Bush, Died, last week, Marston Somersetshire,, Lady Lucy Boyle, second daugfc ter the Earl of ...

... Conoek Farm, near Devizes, to Miss S. Miles of the former place. Married, last week, at Exeter, Mr- Heard, druggist, of Devizes, Charlotte, daughter of Mr. Kemp. Southertibay, Exeter. Die.J, on Wednesday, Mrs. Barrow, aged 72, relicti of the late Mr. Barrow ...

... EARLY CLOSING OF SHOPS. The third annual meeting of the Metropolitan Draper#' Association, was on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, to receive the report of the central committee for the past year. The great hall was completely filled, including the platform ...

... Qtieenhithe, sincerely regretted, Mrs. Hauling, wife Mr. Harding.—Last week, at Exeter, age.-! j5, Peter Goullelt, esq. —On Monday, in the prime of life, George Follett, esq. of Exeter, attorney law.—On Monday,** Edinburgh; the lady the Hon. Henry —May 19 ...

... Rumour attributes the invention to Marshal Bugeaud. Dreadful Accidint.—A young medical student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adel* phi Theatre. He did not find his mistake till he was turned out for bawling to the Bishop ...

... serving tbe full period of years, when they become entitled a pension for life. Seven Spanish pirates were tried last week at Exeter, for piracy on the high seas, and murdering ten Englishmen belonging to H.M.S. Wasp, and sentenced to death. Three comrades ...

... read your valuable paper, to a on rj* tion in Parliamentary Candidates not recently insist A public mooting held last week in Exeter which his Royal the Duke of Sussex or*— .’ * has been the means of informing us that the planters are, in their rigerous ...

... attributes the invention of it to Marshal Bugeaud. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-A. young medical student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adelphi Theatre. He did not find out his mistake till he was turned out for bawling to the ...

... DEATHS. On Tuesday last, at Aylesbury, Mrs. Thome, widow aged 77. Last week, at Exeter, Lieut. Hewitt, R.N.. late of Aylesbury. .t. Ford, on the 20th, Henry, aged 6 years, and on the 23d, Richard, aged 4 years, both sons of Joseph Watkins, labourer. On ...

... before those of last year’s harvest. . 0 . The annual meeting of the African Civilization Society took place on Tuesday week, at Exeter Hall; Lord Ashley in the chair. The platform was occupied a large number of Members both Houses qt Parliament, of the ...