... been flied a~gainist 9, Alderman IFylure oBrisltol. p d The Bibleys0,, Itoct.tv held their annulale meetitg Is it last week, in Exeter Ball ; Lord Bexle it te it ir. !t The meeting was excessively crowded. The chief no. V9 ec velty was an apology proffered ...

... venture to follow upon a question of this kind. _ _ THE EXETER HALL CLAIMANTS. • Mr. Craig delivered his judgment at a very great length, in the case of Samuel ,Baker, one of the proprietors of Exeter Hall, who claimed to be registered as an occupier. The ...

... 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 ...

... the unfortunate man was eoofincd prfeen for days. -Dublin Morning Register. * Cud more, tbe man who was tried Tuesday week, at Exeter, with Sarah Danu, for the murder of his wife, waa executed there on Wednesday last, in the presence of nnmber of spectators ...

... — | THE JOINT STOCK The Annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bi ble Society was held on Wednesday week at Exeter Hail, Strand, London, Lord Morpeth in the ebair. The room was full in every part, and the platform was crowded with the friends of the ...

... Robinson, druggist, to Hannah, daughter the late Mr. R. fluwntiee, of Thirsk, glass and china merchant. & »> Tuesday week, at Exeter, Mack worth Praed, Esq. barrister-at-law of Lincoln's inn, eldest of Mr. Serjeant Praed, Anne Frances, only daughter of ...

... EXETER, &c. (Frojii the Devonshire Chronicle of t October WEST INDIAN SLAVERY. The following is an abstract from a Lecture delivered last week at Exeter, relative lo our West Indian Colonies, Sic. Tuesday last, gentleman named Blair, delfvered lecture ...

... sez lately shown in the columns of your valuable paper, in allusion to the meeting of linendrapers' assistants held last week at Exeter Hall, has awakened in my breast, and, when more generally known, will certainly awaken in the hearts of thousands more ...

... 3d. of which to be paid to Directors of Greenwich Railwlay for use made of part of that road.- Damages assessed last week at E~xeter in case Hutchings v. Much, for breach of promise of marriage-defendant, a grocer, had paid attention to complainant ...

... tenth mission to the vast population of China.—The rev. gent, stated that he experienced great delight the meetings last week at Exeter Hall, London, and observed that the feeling there displayed convinced him that there was abundant proof of the propriety ...

... The leclnre gave great satisfaction to a large and very respectable audience. Some butter was sold in our market, laat week. In Exeter, convictions very frequently recur for selling supplies of d. hcienl weight, the article of butter in particular. A little ...

... festivities of the evening were prolonged until a very late hoer. EXETER WESTERN CONSZRVATIVI SOCIETY. —The members of this Society held their first anniversary dinner on Thursday week. at Exeter that day being also the anniversary of the memorable triumph ...