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... A national society for the suppression of juvenile smoking was founded last week, at Exeter Hall, London. Hir Archibald Campbell, of Blythwood, Ren- frewshire, has granted 10 per oent. reduction to agricultural tenants. The Wimbledon Rifle Meeting will ...
... EA.RL NORTHBROOK AT _EXETER. Earl Northbrook, last week, at Exeter, laid the chancel foundation stone of a church in tile parish in 'which his family originally resided. The inscription on the stone stated that it was laid to the glory of God, and in ...
... A BiT OF DEVOxsmRE.—Mr. Justice Platt brough out a Devonshire boy in good style last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the fun. In a case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner was John Brown, twelve years of age, whose busi- ness, ...
... Law of Primogeniture, Complete Suffrage, alias the Charter -thefocus of all his addresses-have been the themes and last week at Exeter Hall, on the same platform with O'Connell, Bright, Ewart, Gurney, Lord Nugent, and other equally cele- brated men be delivered ...
... George and Mr. e. M. Haire are sternellng as diele , from Monsioutheime the conftereise for the blind, hemi held this week at Exeter. Thr J hwinnerton are members of the ALLT 111 HOSPITAL—The Metros to thank.i for Itr U.. eanatoritlin 1! no N. bt,riii ...
... JOHN WESLEY AND HIS TIMES. Such is the title of a lecture delivered last week at Exeter Hall, London, by the Rev. W. M. Punshon. The Hall was densely thronged, and the lecture is described as having produced an almost marvellous effect upon the vast ...
... put in the shade. A LEPER'S PILGRIMAGE. Sir George Williams presided a meeting of Missionary Pence Association, Last week, at Exeter Hall, to welcome home the treasurer, Mr. John Jackson. who has returned from a Visit to leper asylums in India. Mr. Jackson ...
... 1910. He challenged the committee's figures afi to the estimated cost of pauper lunatics being 10s. p r week. At Exeter the cost was 11's. 6d. per week. He felt that the cost of the scheme would mean £6,000 in. £7,000 a year more than they were at present ...
... ANTI-CONFESSIONAL MEETING. A crowded meeting was held last week at Exeter Hall, London, to protest against•the introduction of the confessional into the Church of England. The chair was taken by Mr. Andrews ; pregident of the Church Association, and the ...
... has been applied to by thO! solicitor or slamps and taxes for a penalry of teD pounds. A public meeting was held last week in Exeter Hall, to take measures for promoting the abolition of the pUDishmtDl of death. The large hall was densely crowded. Amongst ...
... Herefordshire, Nlonmonthehire, Oxfordshire, Pembrokeshire, Radnorshire, Somerset, and Wiltshire, is hoeing celebrated this week at Exeter. A SERIOUS PALL—On Thursday a workman Pained Charles Hioos, occupied in the erection of some cottages at Llantarnani for ...
... Talmage Harvey, who was convicted of die murder of the poor girl Mary Richards, before Mr. Justice Wightman, on Tuesday week, at Exeter, has confessed himself the murderer, and acknowledged that the sentence of death was a just one. He states that he left ...