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... Calmlrp. Ist Dragoon Guards—On passage to the Crimea. Two detachments of this regiment arrived last week at Exeter. The first detachment consisted of forty-two men and sixty horses, under the command of Captains Bradbury and Bridge, Lieutenants Edelman ...
... oF Lorp to Compton (15th Hussars), who died on M. announce the sudden death of Captain Lord onda: Spencer S. with his week at Exeter, in which city his lordship iment. Lord was tation unwell about a fortnight back, with inflammation of the Compton was ...
... remembrance of his victories which he highly prizes. Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age has died during the present week in Exeter. ...
... Exteaordinary Exeter Cathedra!,.— Exeter, Monday.—A most startling circumstance took place yesterday at the Cathedral in this city; and it is rendered the more painful from the fact that the person who was the cause it is a clergyman, and curate of a ...
... 650 grains ut corn were found. -- • - - Wie.LITAN I‘ftsSIONART SnCIETT. —The annual meeting of this body was on Monday week at Exeter Had. Sir A. Oliphant took the chair. The report stated that the aociets's income for the year amounted to 41, and the ...
... hal been very but is now out of danger. OF COMPTON:Captain Lord Spencer S. Goninten (15th Human) died yesterday (Monday) week at Exeter, where he bad been stationso with his regiment. He had LCCD affected with inflammation of the lungs for about a fortnight ...
... Rev..). C. Miller. . H 81.1611001 TRACT SOcllTY.—The Sity•elsth annual meet- log ut ibis society was held last night week, at Exeter Bail. The Earl of fithafteshory, who presided, said the immense circulation of publicatioos by the Religious Tract Society ...
... THE BEDFORD WHIGS AND EXETER-HALL. From the Press. The exhibition of Lord John Russell this week, at Exeter- hall, was eminently characteristic of the man, time, and place. In his language, and with thorough superficial reading, there was visible the ...
... a remembrance of his services which he highly Another pensioner upwards of 90 years of age bas died during the present week in Exeter. Holloway’s Pills, for Invigorating the Weak, and Strengthening the Debilitated.—These wonderful and Pills are the only ...
... Flockhart, Edinburgh. Agents for Exeter, Messrs. SpARSHATTand Co., Chemists, South-street; Mr. Visick, Chemist, High-street; Torquay, Mr. Muscg, Chemist. [2092 RESTORATION OF PIANO-FORTES. \ R. FLOYD will Next Week VISIT EXETER, CREDITON, BARNSTAPLE, BIDEFORd ...
... Provincial. MAY MEETINGS, Wesleyax Missionary Society.—The annual meeting of this Missionary Society was held on Monday, last week, at Exeter Hall. Sir A. Oliphant took the chair, and furnished the meeting with an interesting record of the growth the Wesleyan ...
... of the evening amounted to .£l4OO. The nineteenth annual meeting of the Protestant Association was held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall; Mr. Robert Master, of Doncaster, presiding. | The report treated chiefly of the Maynooth ques| tion. and the efforts ...