... LIQUOR TRAFFIC. A public meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance for the suppression of the liquor traffic was held last week, in Exeter Hall, which was crowded in every part. The cliair was taken by the President of the Alliance, Sir Walter C. Trevelyan ...

... Cathedral in 1861, and is a rural dean of that diocese. CHURCH MISSIONARY Sociery.-The annual meet- ing was held last week, at Exeter Hall, London, the large hail and platform being densely crowded. The Earl of Chichester occupied the chair, supported ...

... -- u t*(4;li EWS I Ni j ?? 11~ MIIffl IR7 TIIE BisHoP OF EXETER ?? and spolkc at a special meet- of the National Temperance League held this week in Exeter Hail on the occasion of the ...

... activity has been experienced in the trade of the port during the past week, and an increase of 9,000 tons is shown over the previous week and of 6.000 ton compared '.vith the corresponding week of ia-st year. There has been a busy period in all branches of ...

... the Goodwin Sands appear to be those which blow from and between N. and E. A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT AT EXETER.—A sad catastro- phe occurred last week at Exeter, by which Martha Win- on, a tailoress, aged 18, lost her life. The deceased young woman was sitting ...

... CHURCH NOTES. The May meetings are now in full swing These ecclesiastical dissipations reach their height next week, when Exeter Hall wil be occupied more or less completely from morning till night. The biggest show -of any society is made by that prodigious ...

... 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 ...

... ay 4 atik .l is peculiarly unifortunate. It falls in what is termed in cerlain 'Chutirch circles the i great May, week, whenei Exeter 'Hall, rather thani Ringis CoLege, claims 'the attendalce of miany prominent clergty andlaity of the diocese. There ...

... it would be seen from these letters that they could for the small additional outlay of £15 or £20, get two lectures a week in Exeter and a class, de had seen the Mayor, who approved of their committing themselves to this addition and he suggested thatan ...

... Archbishop of \ork will preach in Westminster Abbey on the I ith, Mr. Spurgeon at Exeter Hall, 1)r. Allon at Islington, Rc., and there will be conferences throughollt fly week at Exeter Hall, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaqes-. bury, when papers will ...

... dismissed the appeal. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.-The 60th anniverszuy meeting of this society was held on Wed- nesday week, at Exeter Hall. The chair was taken by the Earl of Shaftesbury. From the report, it ap- peared that the receipts of the year ending ...

... past has been a variable week; but, on the whole, fine for farmers geting forward with spring sowing.- Tuesday was fine, with occasional showers. From the West Riding of Yorkshire: With one or two excep- tions, we have had a week of fine weather, the wind ...