... abroad to do God's work. No work could be higher than that of carrying God's spirit into the home life. Dr. Clifford last week, at Exeter Hall. spoke of a noble act of sacrifice that came under his notice. A young girl in the city of London, who bed to go ...

... lottery, and that no amount of mutual knowledge before marriage would necessarily snore the motile a happy life after. Last week, at Exeter. Mr. Jostles Haddleston distanced the superior jndges in his remarks upon a social gnestiou. It was a well•known fact ...

... denied by those present at the funeral. The case was finally adjudicated upon by tho Rev. Chancellor Martin, on Friday week, at Exeter, who said that the defendant s conduct, if free from premeditated disrespect, and not actually a breach of the law, was ...

... the principles and objects of this society were preached in Metropolitan churches and chapels Sunday week, and the annual meeting held Monday night Exeter Hall, which was crowded. The president, Samuel Bowly, Esq., took the chair, and prayer was offered ...

... M, Froycinet, who is popular Minister, to form a new Administration. Tilt; Association Chambers Commerce, mooting this week ut Exeter, would have to sit long time, in fact, quite as long as Parliament in the last session, if all Hie topics recommended ...

... faces West. Bombay Timet. The Religious Tract Society.—The Gist anniversary meeting of tbis society was beld yesterday week in Exeter Hall, Colonel Edwards in tbe chair. Tbe report stated tbat 253 new publications bad been issued by tbe society during ...

... eventually find a home, grateful Ireland. ONE of the moat singular wedding presents upon record hasboen made dormc the past, week of Exeter. He attended the wedding D)t. Wilkmsun Vicar after the caosmeay presented the bridegroom with the Archdeaconry Totnea ...

... 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 ...

... YORKSHIRE DISTRICTS. In anticipation of the thirty-first annual meeting behalf of Methodist education, which to be field next week in Exeter Hall, London, under the presidency W. I'ocock, the General Committee have just issued their yearly report, the forty-sixth ...

... forgive and forget the fade tor another offshoot The Pentecostal League it is to be sine. ts first was ND adherents a week at Exeter Hall. of uniform end peculiar Of wormen to do of suffer themselves a3 a “body of savex ] where, and the sa the epérita ...

... THE MAY MEETINGS. British and Foreign Bible Society.— Tbe annual meeting of this Society was held yesterday week, in Exeter Hall, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaftesbury, sup- ported by Lord Teignmouth, the Bishops of Carlisle ana CaaheU, the ...

... A public meeting of the National Temperance I.guwm hmm y evening in last week at Exeter Hall for the consideration of the subject of “ Moderate Drinking.” The Bishop of Exeter, who mmwmmmumb‘m.n.w. i ‘ngr. Alfred Corvmwr, HPM . Rae, secretary, a number ...