... scarcely had an equal. His speech at the annual meet- sh te- ing o, the Loudon Missionary Society last week at Exeter (le ch Hall, London (published in this week's issue of tho fan ,ren jlethldise Recorder), produced a powerful impressiou. 9; [P- lutelligeuce ...

... THE BAPTIST UNION. aS Mr. JAmtJ BzNnAm presided last evdining at thtq closing meeting of the Union week at Exeter Wl, ,ut Thie was a young people's meeting, in connection with on the Baptist Missionary Society, at whioh there was's ie. large ?? Rev ...

... preventing the dreadful evil. A brief statement, therefore, of what was done in 1849, in the city of Exeter, may be of use. I may premise that Exeter has narrower streets, and older and dirtier houses than the worse quarters of Leeds, being one of the ...

... In anticipation of the thirty-first annual meeting on behalf of Wesleyan Alethodist education, which is to be held next week in Exeter Rall, London, under the nresi- dency of Mr. W. WiumerPocock, the General Committee have just issaed thoiryearly ?? se ...

... forty-second season on Friday week at Exeter Hall with a grand performance of Haydn's Service No. 1, Mendelssohn's Christus, and Handel's lDettingen Ta Deum. Sir Michael Costa will lead the tuneful choir at Exeter Hall throughout the ensuing season ...

... Very large and influential meeting of delegates, consisting of membirs of the shove branch, was held du'ring the Past week at Exeter Hall, London. The proceedings 0ceupied four dlays. At the meeting papers were read osa the English, Irish, and Scotch ...

... hint to the go, spechCI Of CAPTis's TROTTER, (a member of the on late deputation to Florence), delivered last Tuesday week in Exeter Hall, for proof that large niumbers of Tascaus are at this moment in prison on a elsargo offa either reading or possessing ...

... Barnes, Esq., M.P., and other speakers. SUND-AY SCOnOLc UXno.-The annita4 meeting of this society was held ?? evening week, in Exeter- hall, P. Crossley, Esq., M.P. for Halifax, in the chair. The Meeting was, as usual, densely crowded. Among the gen- tiesten ...

... of the Fleece, contracts for both the dinners. ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SociETY.-This society's meeting has been held this week at Exeter. The awards for short-horned cattle include the following, showing the great pre-eminence of Yorkshire in that department ...

... men knew little pf the admira- il ble manner in which the industrious classes managed their a sick and friendly societies week by week, and year by e year-(hear, hear); they could not think of those who c managed co-operative and trade societies ; the thousands ...