... delivered on N1utual Reeogisition in hleaveu. The aunmral public meeting of the We8doyaus Missionlary Society, held last week in Exeter II&ll, London, was considered a great suocess. J. Holden, Esq., MP., presided. The report stated that the heavy debt boneath ...

... AMENITIES OF THEI ENGLISII BAR. hN cases wilceh were tried last week at Exeter, seve- ral altercations took place between the lcarned judlge (Mr. Baron Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who dleended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, as ...

... 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 ...

... SPEOIAL WIRE. LONDON, WrrN'EDAY.-A conference of evan- golical Churchmen will be held on Wednesday and Thvrsday next week, in Exeter Hall, of those who desire to maintain the fundamental truths oc which the Church of England took her stand at the time ...

... death of the Rev. W. EI. Blaclrett, M~.A. l |rhe forty-fourth annual meeting of tile Irish t Church Mis-ions was held last week in Exeter Hall --the R1ev. ZCanon Mf1'Corrmick, D.D., vicai- of. HTull, in the ehair. Among the speak-ers was -he lRev. R. C. Hallowes ...