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... terrible collision between two passenger trains oreiirri-d on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad n Friday night of last week at Exeter, six miles from Reading, 25 persons being killed and .50 i min.( d. The collision occurred at ten o'clock. The exprves ...
... lAe coThsion between Orr. passenger trains ocenrred on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad on Friday night of last week at Exeter, six utiles from Reading, 25 persons being killed and 501 The collision occurred at ten o'clock. The •xprees foe Philadelphia ...
... In simmer to the Bench,Supt Hope said there Tea REV G. H. SMITH, curate at St Michael's, leaves Workington on Monday week for Exeter. Lad been no previous charge against the woman where he takes up the duties of Mathematical tutor iuvolving dishonesty ...
... several other gentle- men, addressed the anv Foreien Socretr—The annual meeting of this society took place on Wednesday week at Exeter Hall. Among those present were the Bishops of Winchester, Chester, and Cashel; Lords Teignmouth ; Sir R. H. Inglis, Sir ...
... k Meetings in connection with the International ExuimnoN. —A Teraperanco Congress was held during three days of hist week, in Exeter Hall, which was well attended by largo body of teetotallers from different parts of the kingdom. Papers were read on a ...
... BAPTIST MISSIONARY SOCIETY Tito nnQU&I meeting of the liaptiit M« ...
... Freycinet, who is a popular Minister, to form • new Administraticn. Tux 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 ...
... Dr. Lushington 1s appointed Dean of the Arches. Mr. Charles Dickens commences his tour of vincial readings in the first week at Exeter. A railway train olverhampton and Birmingham was struck by lightning on Thursday dari a thunde:storm. Every person in ...
... for to many years devoted her lime and purse to ameliorate the miseries ot ihe inmates of our various prisons Sunday week, at Exeter, Sir Gregory Aiuut Lewin, recolder of Doncaster, one of her Majesty’s Counsel, and member of the northern bar, where he ...
... appears that monarchy and republicanism is not the only question of the day which stirs up animosities to fever-heat. Last week, at Exeter, a meeting, called by tho supporters of the Permissive Bill to advance the cause of.the United Kingdom Alliance, was rudely ...
... for himself labour allowed 4s. fid. a week an auxiliary. . . The fiist stone of the new quadrangle of Trinity College, Cambridge, was laid on the 12ih inst. Motes l.cvi, converted jew, was last week baptized Exeter. On tlie in#!., man, at Jersey, caught ...
... poor, du- ring the last week, four entire oxen, and large quantity bread, in the portions four pounds of meat and a loaf to each inidvidual. ⢠Perhaps no period was the value of pro. petty uncertain present; last week, a*. Exeter, elegant double harness ...