... 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 ...

... religious reason is very little thought of by either managers or teachers ? In the great educational meeting, held last week in Exeter Hal-, the Rev. Dr. Punahon remarked that if there were those, on the one hand, who were driving a coach and four through ...

... not without legal assistance altogether at their approaching trial, which will probably take place daring the first week November Exeter Assises. A “SOCIETY POLICE CASE. The classic walls of Bow street Police Court last Tuesday looked upon singular melange ...

... broken' up- by the- young men belonging to Church^ Defence Associations, and their allies the publicans and pugilists. Last week at Exeter, some of the riotous friends of the Church ** broke up a Liberation meeting. Pro- curing admission by forged tickets ...

... Flitch. The meeting of the British Association will be held next week in Exeter. Great preparations are being made, various excursions are being organised, and altogether the association week is expected to be very successful. The standard for Don Carlos ...

... for the appre- hension of the prisoners. A shock of earthquake was felt in Caithness and neigh bourhood one day last week. At Exeter, a boy of sixteen has been sentenced to four years' penal servitude for attempting to poison his father. At the Liverpool ...

... 1n-Patients — Discharged thia week, 13 ; Admitted, 18 ; Remaining in the House, 96; Out- Patients — Discharged this week, 8; Admitted, ditto, 24; Remaining on the books, 3009; Vaccinated by the house surgeon, 0; Physician for the week, Dr. de Bartolome ; Surgeon ...

... Temperance Meetings in Connection with the International Exhibition. Temperance Congress’’ was held during three days of last week, in Exeter Hall, which was well attended by a large body of teetotallers from different parts of the kingdom. Papers were read a ...

... some ex- | tent. The average receipts have been computed to be j £7300 per week, which, according to the report of the late ' Committee of Investigation, is, we believe, £800 per week above the sum (£6000) wanted weekly to pay working ex- | penses and all ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... negligence ia to be imputed to him. Amebican Mail Stkambbs dub at Livebpool this week. — (From our Correspondent.) — The follow- ing steamers are due at Liverpool this week with the American and Canadian mails: — The City of Man- chester, Damascus, end ...