... The Devonshib Murders.—The two Devonshire murderesses -Charlotte Winsor and Elisabeth Duff — have been removed this week from Exeter gaol to tho Millbank Penitentiary. The third murderess, will remembered, was executed few months ago. county, the fairest ...

... biassir for re election. MEWING IN 7/11 UNTROPOLIL—WiI informed that a public meeting will be bid ebb , in the ensuing week in Exeter Ila Loodeb, afford the middle and working claws an tunity of making known their sentiments cm= Palmerston'a policy. Mr ...

... at Exeter for the reception of the British Association. A new hall haa just been completed capable of holding 2,000 persona. The new wing of the Albert Museum ia also finished. Various excursions are organised, and altogether the association week is expected ...

... missions he scarcelv had equal. His speech at the annual meeting of theLondon Missionary Society last week at Exeter Hall, London (published in this week's issue of the Methodist Recorder), produced a powerful impression. Intelligence of his sudden decease ...

... THE CHURCH CONGRESS EXETER. [FROM OCR OWN REPORTERS.] Exeter, Monday Night. The 34th annual Church Congress is being held this week, at Exeter, and already, although the inaugural functions of the Congress not take place until to-niorrow, the ancient ...

... Court. The Approver Harris. —The woman Harris, who turned Queen's evidence against Charlotte Windsor, was called on last week at Exeter gaol by a former mistress, but declined to see her, stating tbat she did not wish to be visited by anyone. Sudden Deaths ...

... the owners of a building in which human beings are roasted to death and burned beyond recognition, as scores have been week at Exeter, can have no possible excuse for neglecting to take the steps necessary to secure the safety of all who enter within their ...

... 120 at Exeter in August. After this created surprise carrying off the Challenge Cup for 500 Yards Scratch event the Devon port Albion Sports, F. A. Chambers (Bristol) being second. His best performance that year, however, was in the Devon week at Exeter ...

... meetings were being held in with mission work, the Church Missionary Society, one of which was the great meeting held this week in Exeter Hall, London, from which the missionaries would at once proceed to the various fields of labour. Six bonce they would ...

... woelk afforded relief to 15,875 unemployed hands; the number relieved last week was 10,171; decrease. 299. Thetotelamountdistributed this week in relief wfas !?2,1)9. iOs. ; last week, Xl,0-19. 5s. 6d.; decrease, £'56. lbs. 6d. The following shows the expendi- ...

... grave of the Irish poet, Thomas Moore, in the churchyard of that place. Tits annual Poor Law Conference took place last week in Exeter Hall, Mr. A. Pell presiding. The tone of the meeting was against out-door relief, and it was strongly urged that, if given ...

... accuses Great Britain of selfish and dishonest intrigue. The Prime Minister is to make great speech in the course of next week at Exeter, and will naturally be expected to say something more satisfactory on foreign affairs than that silence is the motto of ...