... supported a resolution sympathising with them in their efforts to secure justice and redress at the crofters' meeting last week at Exeter Hall. The Marquis of Breailalhane,speaking at a farmers' dinner at Aherfeldy on Thursday u ight,said there were signs ...

... the return trip to Oxford next Friday Tigers last week defeated Exeter Falcons 67-41 at Shawfield and moved 13 points ahead of nearest rivals Peterborough The top of the table clash takes place next week at Shawfield August 22 Teams: 1) Shane Bowes 2) rider ...

... YY'itches and aim put dent in their title hopes tonight” Meanwhile the Suffolk side experienced bitter taste of defeat last week at Exeter and also the services two of riders in process Young English stars Dean Standing and David Norris were both rushed to ...

... 2291 to 477,156 ; 1881, 2403 to 487,985. TIER ELISPIIA NT AND TH. —Pastor Charles Spurgeon, of Greenwich, speaking last week in Exeter Hall, *fishing to illustrate the excesses which zeel without discretion often committed, told the following story. One ...

... number fully sixteen thrinsand men. Tus ELEPHANT AND THE EGGA. —Pastor Charles Spurgeon, of Greenwich, speaking last week in Exeter Hall, wishing to illustrate the excesses which without discretion often committed, told the following story. One day a ...

... comprising delegates over thirty national | district and denominational Temperance organisations, was held Friday of last week at Exeter Hall, London, presided over sue- ceasively Mr. Peter M Lagan, M.P., and ■ Mr. W. S. Caine, president. The first-named ...

... given as 317. as compared with IS? cedars Ron. formed in conn ection with this church. A large A g ricultural last week, and 487 the week before. De Wet, number of l adies associated with the comeesta- was ems ill Unionist Room, on whom prolonged absence ...