... meetings were being held in with mission work, the Church Missionary Society, one of which was the great meeting held this week in Exeter Hall, London, from which the missionaries would at once proceed to the various fields of labour. Six bonce they would ...

... and destitute who, from age and infirmity, are unable to support themselves, held their annual meeting on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, Earl Shaftesbury presiding. In front of the platform was a table covered with plain and fancy needlework beautifully ...

... remembrance of his services which he highly prizes. Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age has died during tbe pre- sent week in Exeter. ...

... some weeks after the detachment. The official despatches of Lord Raglan mention the names of the killed an wounded,—a recent Gentle the promotions in the 46th consequent on Inkarmann. A SIMIANS Centrism OLD.—There Is at present livinq in Exeter a sergeant ...

... surgical operation, but mortification hal set in, and Mr. Cowper died on cdnestlay night. Morin meetings were held last week at Exeter, llanley, Bursleni, and Leek. The meetings were addressed by Mr. E. S. l'ryce, secretary of the London Reform Committee; ...

... woelk afforded relief to 15,875 unemployed hands; the number relieved last week was 10,171; decrease. 299. Thetotelamountdistributed this week in relief wfas !?2,1)9. iOs. ; last week, Xl,0-19. 5s. 6d.; decrease, £'56. lbs. 6d. The following shows the expendi- ...

... every clergyman to the extent of his ability, should feel it his duty to follow. important discussion has taken place this week in Exeter Hall, London, between the Kev. Robert Maguire, an Irish Clergyman and the incumbent of St. James's, Clerkenwell, and Mr ...

... grave of the Irish poet, Thomas Moore, in the churchyard of that place. Tits annual Poor Law Conference took place last week in Exeter Hall, Mr. A. Pell presiding. The tone of the meeting was against out-door relief, and it was strongly urged that, if given ...

... been preserved at earliest forms of fire-arms. These curious examples uary and the admirer of church decoration will the week, in Exeter Cathedral, ofa on the north wall, under the tower, just Chapel. This moaument of relic-of @ past age represents resurrection ...

... opinions oxpressed eV Correspondent.) Parliament opens this week, but too late to enable me to begin my sketches from the gallery of the House of Commons. These, however, will be commenced next week ; and, as of old, I will gossip about men and measures. ...

... doubt interest many of our readers, to learn that Lord Robert Grosvenor, M. P., presided over a crowded meeeting held last week in Exeter Hall, London, which was convened for the purpose of listening to an oration from the celebrated J. B. Gough. The noble ...

... accuses Great Britain of selfish and dishonest intrigue. The Prime Minister is to make great speech in the course of next week at Exeter, and will naturally be expected to say something more satisfactory on foreign affairs than that silence is the motto of ...