... Vl* Vrobincto, DEVONSHIRE. The Bishop of Exeter's butler was tried last week at Exeter for stealing a portmanteau from the platform of the Great Western Railway Company. The jury returned a verdict of Not guilty. In the course of the trial several witnesses ...

... MEETING AT MANCHESTER. The third of the series of meetings commencing last week at Exeter Hall, London, was held on Thursday evening in the Free-Trade Manchester. It was one of the most crowded meetings in . that immense hall which has been held for some ...

... or saying to the host, Lai! a glass o f shabdeg ! 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 ...

... it is highly cheering to see the good work prosper so well and far. Very disastrous fired have occurred during the past week at Exeter, Manchester, and Urartund. ...

... FOREIGN PARTS. AT the anniversary meetings of the above incorporated societies, held with much pomp and ceremony last week in Exeter, the bishop of the diocese then spoke on the report. Before he proceeded to call on the gentlemen who were about to address ...

... 1TdE LATP, TRIML FOR PIRACY. [FRoM A cORREsrO-,DENT.] At the trial often foreigners last week, at Exeter, for the murder of Mr. Palmer (a midshipman of the Wasp), on board the Felicidade, a Brazilian schooner, it wvas contended, on behalf of the pri- ...

... candidates, upon what is still funnily called the Conservative interest, were induced to come forward during the past week at Exeter, and other vacant boroughs. Gentlemen, ambitious of saving the country or the constitution, are placed in a most awkward ...

... renovate the purity of their Church, and elevate the standard of Christian education among their people—was given last week at Exeter, by Assaad-y-Kayat, a native of Bcyrout. The lecturer appeared in the costume of his country _being attired in a light ...

... business transacted generally was of no particular interest. The third of the series of Peace Meetings commencing this week in Exeter Hall was held on Thursday evening in the Free-trade Hall, Manchester. 5lr 'Ailson, President of the Manchester Peace Society ...

... and gratuitously offered her services. Sacred Harmonic Society. — The ?? annual meeting of this society took place last week at Exeter Hall, when a statement of its present condition was officially made to the members. Tbe report read by the secretary was ...

... divisions in the church establishment relative to con forming to the rubric have occupied public attention during the week. At Exeter the whole body of the chapter of the cathedral had met at the request of the bishop to consider the existing differences ...

... the doxology was sung, and the meeting separated. BRITISH AND FOREIGN SCHOOL —The Annual Meeting was held on Monday week, in Exeter 1611—Lord Morpeth in the chair. The Duchess of Sutherland, the Duchess of Argyle, and the Countess of Carlisle, were present ...