... THE SLAVE TRADE. Sir S&muel Baker lectured on Thursday evening week aft Exeter African Slavery.” He traced the origin of slavery with the view of showing that it depended on the low scale of civilisation of the dominant power, and therefore the emancipation ...

... Rev. W. B. Matthews, who is now a chaglain in the Royal avy Mr, Pryke is the son of Canon Pryke, of Exeter Cathedral, and was married last week at Exeter Cathedral. ‘Chl;t ] Smdaay th m pel on y the Rev. Ifln.sJ Howa.rg. Un&essedm upon ation - ousness of ...

... Rev. W. B. Matthews, who is now a cha.glain in the Royal avy Mr, Pryke is the son of Canon Pryke, of Exeter Cathedral, and was married last week at Exeter Cathedral. A Gam'%ay Baptist Chapel on S y the pastor, Rev. L. J. Howard, lm‘ggessed upon his cmggat ...

... ROYAL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Royal Agricultural Society of England has been held this week at Exeter. This mecting is believed to have been the most successful of the Society’s demonstrations ; and, certainly, as far as the locality ...

... brethren at home when pleading for heathen abroad. The annual meetings of the Church Missionary Society were held last week at Exeter Hall. Several Bishops assisted in making appeals. The income of the past year amounted to £175,835 18s. 3d. Might not ...

... WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY. The annual meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society was held last week in Exeter Hall. Mr. Kichard Haworth, of Manchester, presided over meeting on Monday, and there was a very large attendance. The report was read by the ...

... any one Aas being better than his colleagues, but Danskin certainly had more to do and did better than on the previous week.’ 3 EXETER CITY Ys 1 B LUTON TOWN cmimenineeen 1 TOWN RESERVES FIRST WIN. Will the Town Reserves now serve up better things? Their ...

... : Reader, Thompson. Brown, Irvine. Moodcroft. Referee: Mr. 11. V. Carl is. After their crushing defeat at Entou the week previous Exeter City Reserves meditated revenge in the return game. and as a kind of preliminary they put it over Bouth• end Reserves ...

... BOYS AND SMOKING. A National Society for the Suppression of Juvenile Smoking was founded last week at Exeter Hall, Dr. B. W. Richardson, F.R.8,, presiding. Letters were read from the Varl of Aberdeen, Mr. Sumuel Morley, M.P.. Mr. Benjamin Whitworth, M ...

... LIQUOR TRAFFIC. A public meeting of the United Kingdom Alliance for the suppression of the liquor traffic was held last week, in Exeter Hall, which was crowded in every part. The chair was taken the President of the Alliance, Sir Walter C. Trevelyan, Bart ...

... NATIONAL TEMPERANCE LEAGUE. The annual meeting of tin's society was lickl last week at Exeter Ilali, which was well fillej. The chair was taken Mojtr-Geueml F. EarOley Wilmot, of the Royal Artillery, the |ilatfonn was occupied several hundreds the leading ...

... goalkecping of CarUidge. The-form shown by the Bristol custodian forcibly reminded one of Robinson's dtfence the other week, when Exeter were here, and those who witnessed that match will understand something of Gartlidge's work Monday when the-.visitors' ...