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... MEETINGS. British Society.—The annual meeting of the British Reformation Society was held on Thursday in last week, in the great room at Exeter Hall, Mr. George Finch, M.P., in the chair. The platform was crowded with rev. gentlemen and other friends and ...
... HATTERS, Original Agents for Exeter,) Have just received their usual large supply this season, of the above articles. 216, High-street. BONDED TEAS FOR SALE. TO THE TRADE. THE LONDON GENUINE TEA COMPANY, 104, Fork-Sturrt, Exeter, having taken large BONDED ...
... since MB. William! Bentinck.M. P.,(late Governor-Geueral of India V will take the chair at public meeting, to bet held week in Exeter Hall, on the subject of Mr. Buckiogbam claims- ...
... Nemo is beautiful Brown, stands 16 hands 1 inch high, With great mine, particularly good lie will attend ever) alternate week at Exeter, Tiverton, aunton, Chard, and//„„a ull ' ' ...
... Littleton on Saturday after- noon, in Downing-street, on the subject of the Iridh Tithe Bill. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of wlich weighed 33. lbs. Vid giaf n WIrgi r.a The beautiful walks at the west side of Wirginia Water are open ...
... which do not contain money. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.—The anniversaly of this institution was held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, London, which was crow ded to excess. Lord Bexley took the chair. The report read by the secretary announced a very ...
... THE THEATRES. Theatricals this week present a more novel and varied aspect than they have done for many weeks past. At Drury-lane to-night Mr. Booth, after an eight years' sojourn in America, re-appears in his favourite character of the Dukesof Gloster ...
... thirteen superintendents, with salaries of 75/. per annum each ; and constables, to be paid not less than 17s. Gd. per week each.- Exeter Gazette. County Police.—The Northumberland magistrates ha** resolved to make a partial trial of the new constabulary ...
... ground for the »ite of a third church. The annual meeting ot the British and Foreign Temperance society was held on Friday week at Exeter Hall. The Bishop of London was to have taker, the chair at one o'clock, but in consequence of his numerous avocations ...
... The Labourer’s Friend Society. The annual meeting of the friends of this Society was held on Wednesday week at Exeter Hall. The Right Rev. the Bath and Wells on taking the Chair, addressed the meeting ov the advantages arising from the allotment system ...
... Mr. ATCHESON LYLE.—MOrning News. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of which weighed 3311b5. CURIOUS VERDICT.—A pauper in the Southampton poor-house cut his throat last week, when the verdict of the coroner's jury was, that he died of ...
... by all who knew him, and his loss is sincerely lamented.âSept. 10, Thomas Bird, Esq., solicitor, Henstridge.âLast week, at Exeter, Joseph Priestly, Esq., of Cradley, Worcestershire, aged 65, son of the late Rev. Dr. Priestly. Salisbury Cattle Market ...