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... has been selected for this service. Wesleyan Missionary Society. — The snniversary meeting of this society was held last week at Exeter Hall, J. Emerson Tennent, Esq. M.P., in the chsir. The meeting was crowded to excess, the majority of the com- pany being ...
... met free an advance of per qr. Oats per qr dearer, but tha sale was limited the improvement. Flour steady sale laid week prices. EXETER, Oct. 27. has been middling supply Wheat this morning, sales have been made at to fo M per btubal. Bariev Od to 4«. ...
... applied to the Right Ret. Lord Bishop of London, reo netting him preside at a meeting to be conti-ned for the porpoce. tni* week, at Exeter Hal), bet the Right Ret. Prelate baa declined. The intention of holding the proposed meeting at present stands in abeyance ...
... now due in Exeter and we shall doubt soon have intelligence of its arrival Western Times. Bovs the Railway Station.—John Willey, a fine looking boy, was charged by Thomas Williams, subinspector of police at the Terminus of the Bristol and Exeter Railway ...
... British Museum ; 669,529 in 1844, and 763,831 in 1845. Flogging the Army.—A public meeting was held on Wednesday night week, in Exeter Hall, to denounce military flogging, and adopt measures for procuring its entire abolition. The meeting was held in the ...
... diplomatic circle. The British and Foreign Bible Society. The annual meeiing of this S »ciety took place 011 Wednesday week at Exeter II all. The meeting was most numerously attended individuals of both sexes and of every denomination. Lord Bexley was ...
... confined a prisoner in his house. The young lady is seven, and-twenty. O'Connrll's Consistency !—On Thursday evening week, at Exeter Hall, Mr O'Connell made a speech in favour of a resolution for the abolition of capital punishment. He made another speech ...
... Elms, at half-past three. Friday.— London and North Western, half-yearly, Euston sta- tion, at twelve. CALLS FOR THE WEEK. TCBSDAT. — Exeter and Crediton. bl. per share ; York and N'ew- eistle. Great North of England Purchase, 2/. per ihare. Wbdnssd ay. — ...
... MR. MULLAH'S MUSICAL CLASSES. The first great choral meeting of these classes was held on Wednesday evening week, at Exeter Hall, for the purpose of showing the proficiency which they had acquired by Wilhem's system—a system which is daily becoming more ...
... applied to the Right Rer. Lord Bishop of London, reanestinf him to preside at a meeting to be conrened for the panose, this week, at Exeter Hall, bnt the Right Rer. Prelate has declined. The intention of bolding tbs proposed meeting at present stands in abeyance ...
... the conclusion of which the Kev. J. Cox moved the adoption of the report, and snid that he attended a meeting held last week at Exeter Hall on behalf th: Female Refuge Society at Hackney, when one of speakers remarked (in reference to the smallness the ...
... Macavu- Edinburgh paper. Metiopist Misstonary Society. —The anniversar y meeting of the Methodist i Society was held Jast week at Exeter hall. T be chair was taken, of Breadelbane, at eleven o'clock, by the Marquis on the business a! The chairman addressed ...