... the compromise of 1870, should be met by counter demonstrations. The most important of these is the conference held this week at Exeter Hall. It cannot be said that it is the friends of national, as opposed to denominational education, who have re-opened ...

... the Union ot Exeter, and the Union ot Dorchester, and he found tbat the expenditure there was considerably lower than at Holy- well. At Bideford the indoor expenditure per head was 2s 7_d per week ; at Exeter, 3s Of d per besd per week ; and at Dorchester ...

... Shield by Messrs. J.. E. Warren, Fair. Turner, J. T. Locker, GI Vernon, A. V6rnon, W. Podmore, and Podmore. mentioned last week the Exeter team whom the Warringtonians have to meet are a ft rmiclable lot, haTing already twice held the trophy. MANCHESTER, LIVERPOnf ...

... participation in the benefits of the institution. MISSIONARY Society .—The annual meeting of this society wax held yesterday week at Exeter Hall. The Earl of Chichester occupied the chair. The report showed that the mission sta:ions of the society were 151 in ...

... appears that monarchy and republicanism is not the only question of the day which stirs up animosities to fever-heat. Last week, at Exeter, a meeting, called by the supporters of the Permissive Bill to advance the cause of.the United Kingdom Alliance, was rudely ...

... ArnieAlines Classes in the Filth Metropolitan District, connected with the Toting Christian Association, were sweated this week at Exeter Hall. by Lady Lecbseve, in the absence of the Baroness Burdett-Coutts. The certificates to the successful students in ...

... Editor, yours, &c., M. Reports.—Though some rain fell on Wednes- day week, and in the West of England in considerable quantity, the general character of the weather during the past week has been fine The temperature has been raised, as is shown by the spring ...

... remembrance of his services which he highly prizes. Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age has died during tbe pre- sent week in Exeter. ...

... some weeks after the detachment. The official despatches of Lord Raglan mention the names of the killed an wounded,—a recent Gentle the promotions in the 46th consequent on Inkarmann. A SIMIANS Centrism OLD.—There Is at present livinq in Exeter a sergeant ...

... surgical operation, but mortification hal set in, and Mr. Cowper died on cdnestlay night. Morin meetings were held last week at Exeter, llanley, Bursleni, and Leek. The meetings were addressed by Mr. E. S. l'ryce, secretary of the London Reform Committee; ...

... been preserved at earliest forms of fire-arms. These curious examples uary and the admirer of church decoration will the week, in Exeter Cathedral, ofa on the north wall, under the tower, just Chapel. This moaument of relic-of @ past age represents resurrection ...

... opinions oxpressed eV Correspondent.) Parliament opens this week, but too late to enable me to begin my sketches from the gallery of the House of Commons. These, however, will be commenced next week ; and, as of old, I will gossip about men and measures. ...