... TEMPERANCE MEETING IN CONNECTION WITH INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.—A Temperance CoQ' gress was held during three days of last week,1 Exeter Hall, which was well attended by a larS j body of teetotallers from liferent parts of the kio £ dorn. Papers were read ...

... THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION.. Great preparations are being made at Exeter for the reception of the British Asesocition next week. A new hall has just been comnleted capable of hold. iog 2000 persons. The new wing ?? MnI seum is also finished,. Various excursions ...

... Cathedral in 1861, and is a rural dean of that diocese. CHURCH MISSIONARY Sociery.-The annual meet- ing was held last week, at Exeter Hall, London, the large hail and platform being densely crowded. The Earl of Chichester occupied the chair, supported ...

... the Goodwin Sands appear to be those which blow from and between N. and E. A YOUNG WOMAN SHOT AT EXETER.—A sad catastro- phe occurred last week at Exeter, by which Martha Win- on, a tailoress, aged 18, lost her life. The deceased young woman was sitting ...

... dismissed the appeal. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.-The 60th anniverszuy meeting of this society was held on Wed- nesday week, at Exeter Hall. The chair was taken by the Earl of Shaftesbury. From the report, it ap- peared that the receipts of the year ending ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... moba without effect. Five ringleaders are in custody. [Riots of a similar kind occurred during the early f part of the week at Exeter, Crediton, and other towns in Devonshire; but none of them equalled in atrocity the outrage at Bamstaple.] FRIGHTFUL COLLIERY ...

... offences, er hshowever serious, do-not -yet fix ?? them that cha- ld racter. ' I ' I e I I ?? of the cases-'tried last week at Exeter appeutrs ry;t 'orroborate the view above stated on thins point. - Lies Sir Joshua Jeb~b stated to a C66dnitteb of the ...

... obtain independence being long well known. The British Social Science Association has been holding its annual congress this week at Exeter. The attendance of literary and scientific visitors was unusually large, and some foreign savans of note were amongst ...

... iglht of the American civil war, becomes worshipful. The great demonstration in favour of the north which took place last week in Exeter- hall, and the meetings which have taken place in the provinces to condemn slavery, have (pened the eyes of many people ...

... promoting the use ot' theatres on Sunday for religions purposes, that the ?? would not be more strongly marked if, on week days, Exeter 3IO should be opened far the performance of BozJ asnd Coa and a cor~lC Panutomime, or if readings and representations ...