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... WESTERN TmLnrziAcn LnAGuE. - The sixtieth or Diamond Jubilee anniversary of this organi- zation is teing celebrated this week at Exeter. The leau, which was formed at Street, Somerset, in June, 1837, now extends its operations to sixteen counties of the ...
... .1. a I NATIONAL BAND OF HOPE BZAI&L ;S. *1. . Ath This bazaar, wbich is to ointinue througbout hat the week at Exeter Hall, was opened *teir after. for noon at three o'clock by Princess Louise, Marcbie,; he of Lorne. Her Royal Highness, who was scompasied ...
... Tnaei SocrE ANn Brxarcs EncAmror e IN BoAuD Scuooms.-At the 28th annual meeting of . this society, which wkas held last week, at Exeter. t s hell, Mr. J. Compton liceatt, M.P., presiding, it was t stated that the work of promoting Biblical instruction in ...
... 5. MISS FlAWeNts E. WILLA.RD, the American Dr Temperance reformler, is to receive a great at public welcome oil Monday week at Exeter 3 9 Hall. Lady Henry Somerset, who has beenu so ii closely associated with her in her life and worlk, I)- will preside ...
... Great ]Britain of selfish and dislioliest intrigue. The iPRUE Ata MSTEis is to Mauko a grcat speechm in the course of next week at Exeter, aidl will naturally be expected to say something snore satisfiactory on ?? affairs than that Silence is the mnotto Of ...
... said. Sir John Kendaway last week at Exeter Hall when the apnisersary Of the - Losedon Societ for romotiug Christisinity Among the ;ews, was the laxgest attended of the may meet- ings. -gauch is not now the ca.e, though Exeter Hall Ws etter fllod yestesday ...
... DEVONSHIRE MURDERS.-ThO two Devon shire murderesses -Charlotte Whinsor and Elizabeth Duff ,tte -have been removed this week from Exeter gaol to the Mlillbank Penitentiary. The third murderess, it and will be remembered, was executed a few months a id ago ...
... counted out at a quarter Pst WI nin*, o'cockX~. t ?? :; : fi1h Mn. G. F.YouNr aand;r. FnanNn, ?? | had. their day last week, at Exeter; and it in really dif-1 oulb to Bay which of 'them barked loudest for the gra- tification of the Devonshire top-boots ...
... ncknow- ledging the vote of confidence in Sir Staford Norticote ?? himself passed at the Conservative demonstration last week at Exeter, and assuring the members of the party that such indulgent expressions of onfidence and sympathy are very gratifying. ...