... ANTI-CONFESSIONAL MEETING. Acrf‘wded meeting was held last week at Exeter \ Hall, London, to protest a&inst the introduction of the confessional into the Church of Bngland. The chair was taken by Mr. Andrews, president of the Church Association, and the ...

... from its commencement now amounted to copies. MILNIONART BOCINTT.—A crowded meetinvof this society was held on Monday week at Exeter on the occasion of the anniversary, Mr. Richard Haworth, J.P , of Manchester, In the chair. It appeared from the report ...

... — The sixty-second annual meeting of the London Society for Promoting Christianity amongst the Jews waa held yesterday week in Exeter Hill, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaftes- bury. The secretary read an abstract of a very long report, from which ...

... lottery, and that no amount of mutual knowledge before marriage would necessarily snore the motile a happy life after. Last week, at Exeter. Mr. Jostles Haddleston distanced the superior jndges in his remarks upon a social gnestiou. It was a well•known fact ...

... appears that monarchy and republicanism is not the only question of the day which stirs up animosities to fever-heat. Last week, at Exeter, a meeting, called by the supporters of the Permissive Bill to advance the cause of United Kingdom Alliance, was rudely ...

... religious reason is very little thought of by either managers or teachers ? In the great educational meeting, held last week in Exeter Hal-, the Rev. Dr. Punahon remarked that if there were those, on the one hand, who were driving a coach and four through ...

... societies at present exceed 900,000 financial members. The hoyal Acbme Iogical Societv is houlling its annual meeting this week at Exeter. The Earl of Devon, who delivered the inaugural address, indicated some of the principal objects of interest in the county ...

... proceedings. Baptist Miseio-f abt SocinTT.— The annual meeting ...

... lottery, and that no amount of mutual knowledge before marriage wouM necessarily assure the conple a happy life after. Last week, at Exeter. Mr. Justice Huddles ton distanced the superior judges in his remarks upon a social question. It was a well-known fact ...

... broken' up- by the- young men belonging to Church^ Defence Associations, and their allies the publicans and pugilists. Last week at Exeter, some of the riotous friends of the Church ** broke up a Liberation meeting. Pro- curing admission by forged tickets ...

... forty-second season on Friday week at Exeter Hall with a grand performance of Haydn's Service No. 1, Mendelssohn's Christus, and Handel's lDettingen Ta Deum. Sir Michael Costa will lead the tuneful choir at Exeter Hall throughout the ensuing season ...

... THE MAY MEETINGS London Missionary Society.— The 78th anniveraary meeting of thia society waa held on Thursday week at Exeter HaU. Mr. Jamea Sidebottom, of Manchester, took the chair. Tbe report stated that at Amoy, Shathuug, and in the neighbourhood ...