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... the medical profession ; and the interest created is likely to be still further etrongthened by ths meeting held 'sat week, in Exeter Hall, London, under the auspices of the National Temperance League, at which seven medical men of long experience both ...
... Northallerton, Friday. God is here for two days. Led by the General. This is a large-typed notice to be seen last week outside Exeter Hall aud the Salvation Army headquarters in Queen Victoria-street. I question whether any Atheist would venture to outrage ...
... have heard more than one allusioit 'he made to the very striking and deeply interesting meet- ` ilug wltich was held last week at Exeter Hall. ThereI rk- is another point connected with that meeting which II lim should like to call your attention to,-viz ...
... Thursday week, at Exeter, and was the occasion of rejoicings in tbat city rarely incited by any public event. description of the contest, balls, concerts, decorations of the city, and other demonstrations in connection with the meeting, the Exeter and Plymouth ...
... MEETINGS IN CONNECTION WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ExmisiTioN.—A ¢ Temperance Conress” was held during three days of last week, in Exeter flall. which was well attended by a large body of teetallers from different parts of the kingdom. Papers wera read on ...
... his uprightness and integrity. British and Foreign Bible Society. The annual meeting of this society was held yesterday week in Exeter Hall. The chair was taken by the President, the Earl of Shaftesbury, supported by the Marquis of Cholmondely, Lord Henry ...
... think it requisite to can• rider in convection with his report the advisability of REFORMS. Iv a speech delivered last week at Exeter, Sir EDWARD WATK IN expressed his dissatisfaction with the peddling of the Tory Government. on the so-rolled zooid ...
... Relief Rbtcens.—Return for the week ending the 31st of March, 1880: Number of inmates remaining last week, 1,378; number admitted. 84; number discharged, 123; number remaining the end of the week, 1,340; corresponding week last year, 1,521. Out-relief Number ...
... Australian Lord Derby's TJmbriel Lord Eglinton's b. c. Vender deeken Lord Exeter's Masai Hut, by Nutwith, out of Macrtmma Lord Exeter's Filbert, by Nut with, out ot Celia Lord Exeter's Cobnut, by Nut with , out of Glenara Lord Glasgow's b. or br. c. by Assault ...
... accepted the ad invitation. ard Lord Calthorpe presided at the annual meeting of the all Weekly Tract Society on Wednesday week, in Exeter Hall. It conducts a weekly distribution of 3000 lil- religious tracts; the number issuedby this society during the year ...
... said would him feast drinking Hotel stated he thought David Dodson labourer after pay wit® sides ordered per week THE EXETER THEATRE DISASTER Exeter Theatre held evening of eighty four fifteen In of some fceeu settled orphans girls £11000 would required provide ...
... OF MORE THAN 100 LIVES. The following particulars of the storm are from cor- respondents who wrote on Friday evening week : — The Exeter and Plymouth Gaxtte says it is con- sidered by Mr. Nankivel, seamen's missionary, and others who are likely to form ...