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... London Missionary Society.—The sixty-fourth anniversary meeting of this society took place on Thursday week at Exeter Hall, Mr. F. Orossly, M.P., presiding. The meeting was densly crowded. Among those present were Mr. Cheetham, Mr. E. Ball, M.P., the ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In eases which were tried last week at Exeter, altercations took place between the (Mr. Baron Channel') and Mr. Carter, the ammel. vie defended the prisoners, and the conduct aft the IMMar, is it would seem, was considered ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Cbannell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...
... PAVILION PLATS. AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In oases which were tried Isst week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr Baron Channel!) and Mr Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners; and (be conduct of the latter ...
... PROMOTING CHRISTIANITY AMONG THE JEWS The jubilee meeting of the society for the above purpose was held on Friday week, in Exeter HOl, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaftesbury On the platform were the Bishops of London and Carlisle, Dr. M'NeUe ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR, In oases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channel!) and Mr. Carter, the counsel which deleuded the prisoners, and the conduct tho later, it would seem ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channel!) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...
... THE WEATHER. WEATHER REPORT FOR WEEK ENDING SATUR- DAY, MAY 1. The 28th was the warmest day of the week except Exeter and Glocester, where it was the 27th ; at Hightieldhonse, 26th ; Silloth, 27th ; and I'ckfield, 25th. The date of the greatest cold was ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...
... must ever regard tho filial gratitude. Religious Tract Society.—Tho annual meet this society was held yesterday evening week, m Exeter Hall, London, Mr. John the chair. After a lengthened address from the chairman, the secretary read theannaal report, which ...
... Tehsildar of Bah. in February, were banged.-DcUu Gazette, June, 18. Amenities or E.volibh case* which were tried this week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Channel!) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended ...
... Mr. Smith O’Brien visited the Queen's College, Mr. Charles Dickens commences his tour of provincial readings the Aral week August Exeter. The government has agreed to give Cbesney, £3,000 and tiie East India Company to eon tribute £l,OOO towards reimbursing ...