... 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 ...

... Dublin, a circum- stance altogether novel. It was stated at the meeting of the Irish Church Mis- sions held on yesterday. week, at Exeter ball, that there had been ten thousand converts from Popery in the dio- cese of Tuam alone. The trustees of the ?? College ...

... impudently 9 D he this is denied by those present. The cras ?? 0or adjudicated upon by the Rev. Chancellor ?? If day week, at Exeter, who said that the t, And 501fa duct, If free from premeditated ?? «ebb tually a breach of the law, was eertainlF Yt, ...

... MEErINGS IN CONNECTION WITH THE INTER- NATIONAL EXHIBITION.-A Temperance Congress was held ding~ three days of last week, in Exeter Hail, which was well atteded by a large body of teetotadlers from different parts of the kingdom. Papers were reac on ...

... He was apprehended by Colour-Ssrgeant Richard Mc.Grath, of the 97th Regiment, Into which regiment he had enlisted 1ast week at Exeter. John Long, alias Pippin, who was convicted the pre- vious day of a similar offence, was brought tip to give evidenco ...

... pay three shillings a week for the house whether thou lives In It or not. After advocating co-operation, he said that if the masters would only be hard another month or six weeks, the bands should be paid seven shillings a week.- (Loud cheers.) The masters ...

... five torpedo boats. Gonoral Lord Chelmsford has agreed to toko the chair (he afternoon conlereuce Military Convention, week, at Exeter Hall, in connection with the Y.M.C.A. More than eighty odirera and over three hundred men have already accepted invitations ...

... hene- volent lady was visited by crowds of peoplq of allstationn anxious to bidhefawel A-n important trial took place last week at Exeter, the resell of which was that the plaintiff, Lang, recovered l £400 damages from the defendant, Chops, for selling him ...

... Thursday week, when it was unani- Un mously resolved that Baron Lionel Rothschild should not fwbe called upon to resign his seat, notwithstanding the un- *ed favourable decision in the House of Lords. tbi Mr. Alderman Parker, of Liverpool, last week sent ...

... Preston of the same sort.] McRAER-ATnu.0n Thursday week, a young named Mary Weeks, was committed by the ma- strate5 of Exete charged w ith w ilfully m urdering her' on, aged about f on: years. A few weeks ago, the body the deceased a fine boy, was found ...