... A BiT OF DEVOxsmRE.—Mr. Justice Platt brough out a Devonshire boy in good style last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the fun. In a case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve years of age, whose busi- ness, ...

... Law of Primogeniture, Complete Suffrage, alias the Charter -thefocus of all his addresses-have been the themes and last week at Exeter Hall, on the same platform with O'Connell, Bright, Ewart, Gurney, Lord Nugent, and other equally cele- brated men be delivered ...

... 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 ...

... Scriptures. h Csiuacun MISSIONARY SOCITrYr.-Tlte furty-feur~th noi- rst nicrar meting of this society wvas held last week we Iat Exeter Hall. The Earl of Chichester, President of the mnt Society, took the chaent- Amongst those on the platform by were the ...

... has been applied to by thO! solicitor or slamps and taxes for a penalry of teD pounds. A public meeting was held last week in Exeter Hall, to take measures for promoting the abolition of the pUDishmtDl of death. The large hall was densely crowded. Amongst ...

... THE GREAT PEACE MEETINGS. The three great peace meetings which have been At held during the past week, in Exeter Hall, in the ba magnificent Town Hall of Birmingham, and on he piaud. Thursday night in our own equally splendid but th, more spacious Free-trade ...

... attending the, late robberies of the mail on the Great Westeriz . Railway' was resumed on Satuiamy week, at Exeter, before Mv' Ardoun, the Mayor of. Exeter, and a bench of magistrates. Mr Peacock, the solicitor to the Post-office, examined the witnesses ...

... free, and coals and candles out of the Repeal Humbug. DREADFUL ACCIDENT.-A young Medical Student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adelphbi Theatre. He did not find out his mistake until he was turned out for bawling to the ...

... Broad Gate, Exeter.- Althonigh 1 making no great noise in the world this society is'doing an immense deal of good in relieving pressing distress ramong the poorer classes. FEXETER MARKET.-In consequence of Good ?? falling in this week, the Exeter Market will ...

... and a gentleman, few have had more claims upon the regret of society. On Tuesday week, at Exeter, the Rev. Mr Ktitson, incum- bent ot St James's Church; and on Friday week, his lady, who was ill at the time. They have left several children to feel the ...

... vs th BRITISH AND FOREIGIN 131BLE SOCIETY. of The forty-fourth anneal meeting of this society was held to on Wednesday week, at Exeter Ruil, Lord Bexley, the pre- fir sirlent, in the chair. ne The report stated that the issues of the eociety for the year ...

... ?? E-IAN LIC ALLIANCE., ?? _ X, 1 ,; as -,The, fir't' public' meeting of this ass'6dciation was6 held ?? on Tuesday week, in Exeter Hall.. Thte adm'issionu'was ,,byt shilling tickets, but the great roomn was crowded.: Sir' Of Culling. Eardle~y Smith ...