... Tehsildar of Bah. in February, were banged.-DcUu Gazette, June, 18. Amenities or E.volibh case* which were tried this week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channel!) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended ...

... SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE CHURCH AID SOCIETY. The annual this »i,.. ,ty was held last week in Exeter Hall, under the . ■of the Most Rev Lord Plunkct, Arciibiahoi, . j •Dublin. His Grace was supported by the K.-v C Unmack, organizing and .lepuiatini, secretaiy ...

... Mr. Smith O’Brien visited the Queen's College, Mr. Charles Dickens commences his tour of provincial readings the Aral week August Exeter. The government has agreed to give Cbesney, £3,000 and tiie East India Company to eon tribute £l,OOO towards reimbursing ...

... THE BEDFORD WHIGS AND EXETER-HALL. From the Press. The exhibition of Lord John Russell this week, at Exeter- hall, was eminently characteristic of the man, time, and place. In his language, and with thorough superficial reading, there was visible the ...

... brig Martin was run into while at anchor, and lost her bowsprit and topsails. The Exeter Lifeboat Bazaar. —Extensive arrangements have been made to give next week in Exeter much eclat to the Grand Lifeboat Bazaar, and various entertainments on behalf of ...

... THE EDUCATION AND EVANGELISATION OF INDIA. At the annual meeting the Wesleyan Missionary Society held last week at Exeter Halt, the Rev. Ehenerer Jenkins, from Madras, said—The transfer ot India from John Cemrmny to Queen Victoria has given the Hindu ...

... question of distress there is occupying a share of attention, and at the 15tb annual Central Poor-Law Conference, held last week in Exeter Hall, London, for the discossionof the best means of dealing with exceptional distress, some important hints were dropped ...