Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... E. Warren, Fair. Turner, J. Holmes, T. Locker, G. Vernon, A. Vernon, W. Podmore, and J. Podmore, As I mentioned last week the Exeter Hall team whom the Warringtonians have to meet are a formidable lot, having already twice held the trophy. ...
... EARL NORTHBROOK AT EXETER Earl Nnrthbrook, last week at Exeter, laid tbe chancel foundation stone of a church in the parish in which his family originally resided. The inscription on tbe stone stated tbat it was laid to the clory of God, and m commemoration ...
... family living Johnson’s Court have been attacked. Exbtrfl—Several deaths from cholera have taken place during the past week in Exeter. In one or two instances the victims have succumbed to a malignant typo of tho disease. London.—The “daily’* cholera return ...
... 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 ...
... CARDINAL MANNING ON TEMPERANCE. A demonstration of the Catholic Total Abstinence League of the Cross was held this week at Exeter Hall, in celebration of the birthday of the late Father Mathew, who took I • prominent part in the promotion of the total ...
... 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 ...
... Meetings in connection with the International Exhibition.—A Temperance Congress was held during three days of last week, in Exeter Hall, which was well attended by a body of teetotalers from different parts the kingdom. Papers were read on great many ...
... 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 ...
... E'. Warren, Fair. Turner, J. Holmes,. T. Locker, a. Vernon, A. Vernon, W. Podmore, anal: Podmore. As I mentioned last week the Exeter Hall team whom the Warringtonians have to. meet are a formidable tat; hawing atready twice held the-trophy. MANCHESTER ...
... SUICIDE BY A GIRL TO ESCAPE THE CRUELTY OP HER FATHER. An inquest was held on Friday week, at Exeter, on the body of a young woman, named Piper, who drowned herself on the 19th ultimo, through the brutal conduct of her father. The evidence showed that ...
... him for trial. I Lon don Missionary Socikty. The annual { meeting of the friends of the alsive society washuhl Thursday week, at Exeter Hall ; Sir Barth: Frero :in the chair. very lengthy report was read, de' tailing the work of the society in various parts ...
... 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 ...