... supported a resolution sympathising with them in their efforts to secure justice and redress the crofters' meeting last week at Exeter Hall. ...

... 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 ...

... supported a resolution sympathising with them in their efforts to secure justice and '•edress at the crofters' meeting last week at Exeter Hall. ...

... DEVONSHIRE Dl The two Devonshire murderesses, Charlotte Winsor and Elisabeth Duff, have been removed this week from Exeter Jail to the Millbank Penitentiary. The third murderess, it will be remembered, was executed a few months ago. This county, the fairest ...

... Glasgow, Is their weekly report, dated 19th April, say:— Woof —Qeietnees hoe been the chief feature in the market this week. The Exeter holidays have materially Interfered, and there has been a remotion of English busier's, whilst percher** for Scotland ...

... WESLEYAN METHODIST EDUCATION. In anticipation of their annual meeting next week in Exeter Hall, London, the Wesleyan General Committee of Education have just issued their report for the past year, from which it appears, notwithstanding the severe competition ...

... examination of the plant” from root to outermost twig. The British Association hits continued its meetings throughout the week at Exeter. The next meeting is fixed for Liverpool, which was carried over Edinburgh 91 to BG. THE WATER QUESTION. ...

... artesian well were ch the a week before Exeter a epring was water which forth was thick and When a two hundred feet volame of water flow > aod ran down the street to the Keedow rival 1) water was allowed to flow for weeke in ¢ } were that it woald become ...

... CHURCH CONGRESS. The Right Rev. Edward Henry Bickersteth. D.D., the Bishop of Exeter, is the President of the Church Congress, which will hold its annual meeting this week at Exeter. The Bishop comes a clerical family he is the only son the late Rev. Edward ...

... and Tutor of Christ's College, Cambridge. He was 58 years of age, and had been suffering from mental depression. LAST week at Exeter woman was fined 40* and oosts for exposing for sal* diseased fish. account the number of such fish in her pouei-eion she ...

... supported a resolution sympathising with them in their efforts to secure justice and redress at the crofters' meeting last week at Exeter Hall. The Marquis of Breailalhane,speaking at a farmers' dinner at Aherfeldy on Thursday u ight,said there were signs ...

... night on the Grampians, that they ought be called the Crampy’un Hills. Sober and Disobderlt.—At meeting held Monday last week, iu Exeter Hall, under the auspice* of the United Kingdom Alliance for the Suppression the Traffic in Intoxicating Liquor*, the first ...