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... RAILWAY TRAFFIC RETURNS. for the week ending Nov. 13, 1859: —Number of 58,878; receipts for ‘is, mai! £9711 se od: cl lls 53d. inerals, and year, £13,471 1 Bia. RAILWA ETC S POR T PAST WEEK. jand Exeter .. 29689 27,5365 ...
... the object of the ...
... Atlantic, lost week, that the Tartar reported the Tay Tampico the sth of September, must Ihj erroneous. The Hon. Bertram Wodehouse, uncle of Is»rd Wodehousc, tho British Ambassador at the Russian Court, died from the effects of intemperance last week, in Exeter ...
... prizes. Another pensioner, upwards of years of has died during the p week in Exeter. Brigadier-General Craufurd, of the Grenadier Guards, leaves M Leonard's-on-Hill early ia the euauiag week for the Turkiah Principalities. ...
... blackguard system of packing the meetings of the Alliance, and put down free discussion by noise of every description. Last week, in Exeter, the local publicans association broke up a meeting convened to hear Dr Lees on the traffic. We are told in a contemporary ...
... it. the course of next week; but, finding that there was a probability that many hon. members who took an inters in the subject would be absent all next week in Exeter, lie determined to pootpoue the second reading until the week after. CHANCELLOR of the ...
... point without any dispute about 'character.' V. K. ALLIAIICS Msrnio is bospoz.—The Loudon May meeting has been held this week In Exeter Hall, London. On Tuesday evening the deliberative meeting opened in St. Alaran's Hall, composed of representatives of ...
... make the mirage in a space of time not exceeding sixty-five days. KNOWLEDOR.—The usual annual meeting took plea' last week at Exeter Hall; though fee filth other pnrpose than self- gratulation et the lamb= of the society on the success- Ad et agitation ...
... efficiency of the Union may be secured. WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The anneal meeting of this society was held a Monday week, at Exeter Dail, Mr John Henderson. of Glasgow. in It, chair. The meeting having been opened with the usual observances, the chairman ...
... bar called forth an answer from the London Temperance League, in the shipe of a public lecture, which was delivered last week at Exeter by Dr. F. It. LC1 , 13. The hall wa well filled. Dr. CARPENTER presided, and opened the proceedings with an address, in ...
... the arrangement will be interfered with by the police. MR gave the last of his orations in London on Thursday, last week, in Exeter Hall, to as crowded an audience as ever assembled within its walls. The delivery of the address was frequently interrupted ...
... all its horro rs Hall, London, to afford the middle and working classes an Ho meeting will be held early in the ensuing week in Exeter as alight matter. For the shedding of the blood, even ' f opportunity of making known their sentiments on our enemies ...