... AnUnconscious Hit.—At the uproarious Anti-Slavery meeting, on Friday week, at Exeter Hall, a pause followed the speech of Mr. F. Buxton, when the audience becoming somewhat impatient, the chairman rose, and with a gravity that must acquit him of anticipating ...

... EARLY CLOSING OF SHOPS. The third annual meeting of the Metropolitan Draper#' Association, was on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, to receive the report of the central committee for the past year. The great hall was completely filled, including the platform ...

... Rumour attributes the invention to Marshal Bugeaud. Dreadful Accidint.—A young medical student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adel* phi Theatre. He did not find his mistake till he was turned out for bawling to the Bishop ...

... serving tbe full period of years, when they become entitled a pension for life. Seven Spanish pirates were tried last week at Exeter, for piracy on the high seas, and murdering ten Englishmen belonging to H.M.S. Wasp, and sentenced to death. Three comrades ...

... attributes the invention of it to Marshal Bugeaud. 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 ...

... DEATHS. On Tuesday last, at Aylesbury, Mrs. Thome, widow aged 77. Last week, at Exeter, Lieut. Hewitt, R.N.. late of Aylesbury. .t. Ford, on the 20th, Henry, aged 6 years, and on the 23d, Richard, aged 4 years, both sons of Joseph Watkins, labourer. On ...

... before those of last year’s harvest. . 0 . The annual meeting of the African Civilization Society took place on Tuesday week, at Exeter Hall; Lord Ashley in the chair. The platform was occupied a large number of Members both Houses qt Parliament, of the ...

... by the light, assail the mirror with missiles, in order to des. troy it. A young medical student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adelphi Thaitre. lie did not find his mistake till he was turned out fir bawling to the Bishop ...

... time on the same day at orsliip Street. The fortieth annual meeting of the Church Missionary Society was held Tuesday week at Exeter Hall; the F.arl of Chichester the chair. From the report of the Committee, read by the Secretary, it appeared that the ...

... in the leading lines for the last two weeks show a very marked increase over the corresponding tw » weeks of last year. In each the last two weeks Great Western receipts have been to over the corresponding weeks of I8t7; while in the London and North ...

... says the Bristol Mirror, we should like to know what will. Legal Friendship.— At the County Quarter Sessions, held last week at Exeter, Mr. Turner, attorney, wbo appeared for the prosecution in a case of felony, stated that the only two counsel who attended ...

... an auspicious omen of his future career. His Royal Highness took the chair at a public meeting on Monday (yesterday) week, at Exeter Hall, for the purpose of adopting measures to facilitate the extinction of Negro slavery. Thk 11th Hussars. —This fine ...