... delivered on N1utual Reeogisition in hleaveu. The aunmral public meeting of the We8doyaus Missionlary Society, held last week in Exeter II&ll, London, was considered a great suocess. J. Holden, Esq., MP., presided. The report stated that the heavy debt boneath ...

... .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 ...

... forced sale, the property of the Congregation into Italian bonds. Ar A CROWDED MEETING OF THE SALVATION ARMY held last week in Exeter Hall to listen to the experiences of saved drunkards, General Booth announced that he intended to start a Salvation ...

... to pauperism in consequence of drink, while there was not one total abstainer. . A temperance conference was held this week in Exeter Ball to consider the connection between in. temperance and poverty. The conference coseisted entirely of Workhouse masters ...

... AMENITIES OF THEI ENGLISII BAR. hN cases wilceh were tried last week at Exeter, seve- ral altercations took place between the lcarned judlge (Mr. Baron Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who dleended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, as ...

... societies can be brought before the public. THE final concert of the season of the Sacred Harmonic Society took place last week at Exeter- hall, which, by the time the performance commenced, was densely crowded in every part. The oratorio chosen was Handel's ...

... Southmrolton drapere will close their shops on the two diys following Christmas. if you require any drapery on Friday week, tr; Exeter. An Ilfracombe man locked out his maid servant becaupe she returned at five in the afternoon. Staying out all night is ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... prohibit its members from attending the meetings. At the annual meeting of the National Terhperance League, held last week in Exeter Hall, the R1ev. John Griffith, rector of Neath, whose speech was designated in one of the London papers as overflowing ...

... 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 ...

... be more especially aobservsd when the heat here equals almost that of a tropical clime, as it has during the past week. # * # The Exeter strikers still maintain an un- swerving- front. It is said they have chosen the wrong titne for establishipg their ...