... MISSION WEEK IN EXETER. Services to intercede tor the Foreign Missions of the Church,which are to extend over this week,commenced yes terday when special sermons were preached at the Cathedral in the afternoon and evening. To-day and every day during ...

... NEXT WEEK AT tEXETER HALL The third annual conference of the British, Continental, and General Federation for the Abolition of the Government Regulation of Prostititiofi will be held next -week at.- Exeter HaU. Among the distinguished foreign visitors ...

... THE MISSION WEEK IN EXETER. address to touno women esgaokd in business. Od Monday half-past oue a special service for young women engaged in business was held the Royal Public Rooms, and from 130 to 150 young persons were present. A portion of the Litany ...

... THE MISSION WEEK IN EXETER. (Continued from page 1.) ADDRESS TO YOUNG WOMEN ENGAGED IN BUSINESS. Yesterday at half-past one a special service for young women engaged in business was held at the Royal Public Rooms, and from 130 to 150 young persons were ...

... THER MISSION WEEK IN THE Ssconp anp MaTcuue Turep Farat AcciDENT AT An Alleged Exeter Bigamist. Presenta- tion to a Launceston Clergyman. Correspondence. December Magazines. Kingsbridge Board of Guardians Views of the Weekly Press. The Markets. The Britannia ...

... AND EVERY EVENING DURING THE WEEK AT EXETER I MPOKTANT NOTICE TO PERSONS VISITING LONDON ON BUSINESS PLEASURE, Prior to returning home, no person should fall to visit the GREAT ENTERTAINMENT OF LONDON. Which has attracted densely crowded audiences BT ...

... THE NEW YORK PRESS ON THE SCIENCE WEEK AT EXETER. (From the New York Tribune. Exeter has its complement of local wits. Exeter Change was one poetical production—the Magatheriurs was the be tter title of another. Bat the highest compliment was the erection ...

... COLONEL NOWARDS ON INDIA. The annual nieeting of the Church Missionary Society was held this week in Exeter 11511, London—the Bishop of limos in the chair. There was • ldrge attendance of dignitaries of the Church, peers, and other influential supporters ...

... MONDAYS ; SIDMOUTH, on TUESDAYS; and the remainder of the Week at EXETER. i The Messrs. Mosely, Surgeon Dentists, Of 30, Berners-street, Oxford-street, London, And Of 13, NORTHERN HAY-PLACE. EXETER, H* ree Door *f rom the Subscription Rooms.) AYE the honour ...

... The Licensing System.—An important conference haa been held during the past week at Exeter Hall. The subject was the licensing system. Lord Eliot presided, in the absence of Lord Shaftesbury, and Archbishop Manning was one of the speakers. The necessity ...

... Temperance Meetings in connection with the International Exiiiiution. A was held during ihree days of last week, in Exeter Hall, which was well attended a lame body ot teetotallers from different parts the kingdom. Tapers were read on a great many topics ...

... tbt ermouilj 4aurnal. THE various attractions which have held out to the end of the present week at Exeter have had their several influences on our towns-folk, who have daily visited the City in considerable numbers in quest of the pleasures most peculiar ...