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... Times. Early Closing.— The Metropolitan Early Closing Association held their fifth annual meeting last week, in Exeter Hall, the Marquis of Exeter presiding. A numerous audience assembled. The report stated that a manifest im- provement had taken place ...
... THE PROTESTANT ASSOCIATION. The annual meeting of the Protestant Association was held on Wednesday week, in Exeter Hall, and. ss heretofore, on all similar occasions, was crowded to ex- cess. The Chisholm, of Chisholm, was chosen chair- man, and was supported ...
... Adminstralion will not last three months. A fat sheep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg of which weighed 33ilbs. A pauper in tlie Southampton poor-house cut his throat last week ; when the verdict of the Coroner's Jury was, tfuit he died of consumption ...
... travels more than anyone else in Chelmsford during the week Mr. A. W. l'ilgrim, the go-aheud young taxi firm proprietor. For is also captain of Exeter's speedway team. This means one journey a week to Exeter, and two three other long trips far St. AUstell, ...
... immortalized for stealing cleverly geniuses A Bit of DEVONSHIRE.-Mr. Justice Piatt brought out a Devonshire boy last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the lun Iv a case of arson, one of the witnesses against the prisoner w^s' John Brown twelve years ...
... hsnged. Temperj neb meetings connection with rational Exhibitioh.—A Teropersuce was held during three dsys of last week, in Exeter Hall, which well attended large body of teetotallers rom different parts of the kingdom. Papers were read on greet many ...
... meet- ings are in the present week ; among them, tbis day (Friday) lhat of the Naval and Military Bible Society, which perhaps may now attract somewhat more attention than of late years has been its lot. Next week Exeter Hall will be filled day by day ...
... to-morrow of improving their position in the Southern League. Visitors to the Stadium are Exeter City Reserves, who were soundly trounced Colchester United week ago. Exeter, however, have strengthened their side since then. Leslie Pyle is still in the centrehnlf ...
... from Etna to be present. The Royal Archaeological Institute of Great Britain aud Ireland are holding, their session of week at Exeter. Our own oounty of is represented by the Rev. F. Spurroll, who is one of the committee, and the Rev. T. Oornthwaite. ...
... an addi- ional 2s. per week during the existence of the present high ■rices. At Devonport the riggers in the dockyard have also teen endeavouring to get an increase of pay, and have obtained in advance of 2s. per week. At Exeter the police have made i ...
... and r* lores' its lightness, we shall see very different results. Wet dry, tr. bomhend must obtain another vic• nfe week against Exeter. j, little doubt that the Brighton gives the home team a considenable f slopes down towards the d stand. One side is ...
... scale, both before and during the mission week. THE EXETER RKREDOS. —Mr. PhHlimore continued his argument before Mr. Justice Keating on Friday for the Dean and Chapter of the Cathedral in the case of the Exeter reredos. He mentioned that 23 Clerks of ...