... 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 ...

... 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- ...

... I second week of July. But, although great efforts will no doubt be made to terminate the session as early as practi- A cable, I hardly see how, in the present backward state of I business, it will be practicable to do so before the first Week ye in August ...

... ar chester and Exeter mail coach being oel that day with- B drawn. The postal communication between the south Is and west of Enagland is low effected by the Southamupton et and Dorchester, Yeovil and Bridgewater, and Bristol and ?? Exeter Railways. en, ...

... The foucndationi stone of a breakwater at the o month of the river Tees was laid last week. The Exeter magistrates have committed twoa w omen' to prsnfor three weeks, fo are &3ng a t brough the tret while 'intoxicated aud dre..e in male attire. ...

... likely to fai reoover. on Last week the births of 961 boys and 842 girls-in *1l B r. 1803e hildren-were registered in London. In the beh B !he corresponding weeks of the years 1847-46 the average Mt Dn number was 1507. ok At Exeter assizes, on Tuesday, Joseph ...

... until tb md recently denounced small holdings as bad i in economics; and Lord Salisbury himself, Pe L in his speech last week at Exeter, expressed cu it cc ,on. pretty much the same opinion, excusing l :on the sanction of a departure from sound it economic ...

... pay three shillings a week for the house whether thou lives In It or not. After advocating co-operation, he said that if the masters would only be hard another month or six weeks, the bands should be paid seven shillings a week.- (Loud cheers.) The masters ...

... different purposes in life. THE British Association for the Advancement of Science commenced its annual sittings this week in Exeter. Professor STOKES is the president of the ] year, and on Wednesday he delivered the inaugural address, which was of the ...

... hene- volent lady was visited by crowds of peoplq of allstationn anxious to bidhefawel A-n important trial took place last week at Exeter, the resell of which was that the plaintiff, Lang, recovered l £400 damages from the defendant, Chops, for selling him ...

... Thursday week, when it was unani- Un mously resolved that Baron Lionel Rothschild should not fwbe called upon to resign his seat, notwithstanding the un- *ed favourable decision in the House of Lords. tbi Mr. Alderman Parker, of Liverpool, last week sent ...

... Preston of the same sort.] McRAER-ATnu.0n Thursday week, a young named Mary Weeks, was committed by the ma- strate5 of Exete charged w ith w ilfully m urdering her' on, aged about f on: years. A few weeks ago, the body the deceased a fine boy, was found ...