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... speaker in this country at the present time is Miss Frances Willard, the leader of the American temperance movement. A week ago Exeter Hall was crowded with dignitaries of the Church of England arid leaders of all religions and temperance organizations ...
... Freycinet, who is a popular Minister, to form a new Administration. THE Association of Chambers of Commerce, meeting this week at Exeter, would have to sit a long time, in fact, quite as long as Parliament in the last session, if all the topics recommended ...
... Depot, and his numerous civilian friends in Brecon, Sgt.-Major Busby leaves the week for Exeter, where he enters upon his dutios sa drill instrUctor and sports master at Exeter school. A grand smoker we. organised in the sergeants' at the Depot on Monday ...
... opposition which will, I hope, go far toward,: securing its rejection by the House of Commons. The important meeting held last week at Exeter Hall, which protested against the bill, was entirely composed of the small shopkeepers, eostermongers, and other retail ...
... Baden, the age of 124. She bad exercised the calling of beggar for upwards of 100 years without interruption. Paesion Week Oratorios, Exeter Hall.— MendelegoWs Elijah was arranged to be given under the direction of Mr. G. W. Martin, on Monday, the 15th, for ...
... meeting of the National Temperance League was held on Friday evening in last week at Exeter Hall for the consideration of the subject of Moderate Drinking. The Bishop of Exeter, who presided,was supported on the platform by Dr. B. W Richardson, Dr. Alfred ...
... ENGLAND The annual exhibition this society was held last week at Exeter, and the inhabitants mad*; every exertion to the meeting. The implement yard was opened to public inspection on Wednesday morning. The number agricultural machines was not so extensive ...
... 50 miles for £5O a aide took place this week between E. Weekes, Penygraig, who had been in training as Wolverhampton, and Thomas Pritchard, of Aberaman, two local champions. After 33 miles had been covered Weekes gave up the race. There is an interesting ...