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... body, large met tug of Evangelical Christians, holding the principles tbe Protestant Reformation, was held on Thursday week, at Exeter Hall; Mr. R. C L. Bevan in the chair. Dr. Candlistl and several other Dissenting Ministers took part in the proceedings ...
... 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 ...
... November for six weeks, was apprehended ig at Barrhead. He had come to that on Tuesday ev neighbourhood ce, and had been workng in the Boghole colliery under the assumed name of iirilliam Kelso, but he was recognised by some workmen, several weeks sin for trial ...
... of bis services wbich he highly prizes. Another pensioner, upwards ci 90 year, of age, ha. died, during tbe present week, in Exeter. Vesuvius. — Our Neapolitan Correspondent write. ;— The expectation, of the visi tors have been much raised by theprospect ...
... opening buds the same twig.” Bri»U'U and Foekidn Bible SocrnY. The annual meeting of the above society was held yesterday week, at Exeter Hall; the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair, supported by the Archbishop of York, the Bishop Victoria, and large number ...
... appears that Mr. Ryan has for some time past formed one of company on the Exeter boards, and with the most gratifying success. In noticing the performance yesterday evening week, the Exeter Flying Poet says ; —** Mr. and Mrs. Ryan, after performing their parts ...
... have been executed on Monday week at Exeter for the murder of Miss Keys*, bus who was respited after three abortive attempts at hanging, wrote the following letter to his sister on Tuesday :— Her Majesty's Prison, Exeter, Feb. 24. Dear Sister,—Your letter ...
... SEVENTH OP THE March, 1857: -602 persons, coßt £32 2s. • corresponding week last year, 476, £30 Bs. 8d; Increase 26, £113s. lid! Inmates the house at the end of the week, 62; corresponding week last year, 74 decrease, I*. The number lunatics ln the asylums was ...
... /pilaf of PsMe Hosea. • 17.—Sole Tolle Cheater Cattle Market. „. 19.—C.Poster Vaios—ilioard Dag. cordial welcome given last week at Exeter to the Chancellor of the Exchequer by the Conservatives and Liberals of Devonshire is an incident both pleasing and important ...
... of some miUions, and its pioneer is now .ir George Williams. The jubilee of the association has been celebrated this week at Exeter Hall by a conference remarkable for its cosmopolitanism. Nearly every town in England sent its delegates, who mixed with ...
... Tal, , Glamorgan- Cuvsca or Exctand Sunpay Scuoor annual general meeting of this institution was held on Tuesday evening week at Exeter Hall, under the presidency of Bishop of Ripon. The report stated that during the year the institute had been represented ...
... comffl last week, on account of the scantiness of her means. a It is stated that Mrs. Stowo is not disinclined effect ⢠she generally manages to choose an exc ...