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... the week. The interviewer, who discovered that Mrs. Bernard-Beers has most decidedly blue eyes, elicited the facts that there is no place she likes to visit more than Sheffield, and that she haa never worn corsets. The principal event next week lathe ...
... different purposes in life. THE British Association for the Advancement of Science commenced its annual sittings this week in Exeter. Professor STOKES is the president of the ] year, and on Wednesday he delivered the inaugural address, which was of the ...
... SEVENTH OP THE March, 1857: -602 persons, coßt £32 2s. • corresponding week last year, 476, £30 Bs. 8d; Increase 26, £113s. lid! Inmates the house at the end of the week, 62; corresponding week last year, 74 decrease, I*. The number lunatics ln the asylums was ...
... showed a rare turn of B. W. L. Ashford, of Bristol, who played centre three-quarter for Gloucester against Devon last week at Exeter, has now figured for three counties, viz., Devonshirc, Somersetshire, and Gloucestershire. In this respect he has a rival ...
... comffl last week, on account of the scantiness of her means. a It is stated that Mrs. Stowo is not disinclined effect ⢠she generally manages to choose an exc ...
... 4s. or 5s. per week, who have nothing but a pallet of straw to sleep upon, with little or no covering; and in order to keei in life, and that each day be as miser- able as another, when they divide their scanty vic- tuals over the week they sometimes ...
... Holidays High Street Porthmadog North Wales COTTAGE In Snowdonia (Bathesda): £50 per week Also House In Portdtnorwlc with fine views over Menai Straits £60 per week Tel 0248 670165 after 30 pm THE COUNTRY Mauchlln 2 Comfortable Hoi COTTAGES 6 4 river ...
... information— Ed. Courier.] Church .Missionary The annual meeting of the Church Missionary Society was held on Tuesday week, in Exeter Hall, Lord Chichester in the chair. The attendance was very large, and the proceedings were extremely gratifying. The ...
... mania for so building ?-AtIien~uem. 5 -ex ABIT or ?? Justice Plait brought out 'a Devonshire boy in good style last week at Exeter, and evidently enjoyed the fun. Inaacase of arson, one of ra the witnesses against thle prisoner was 'John Brown, twelve ...
... lost 3; score for, 103; score against, 15. ‘These speak for themselves, and our defeats were by bers beat Richmond the week after), Exeter, who us by two points, when eight of our best men were playing for the county, and the third by Bridgwater in the return ...
... other speakers. An appropriate address wats carried, ofTEmPERANcE DMNnrSTssArioNe.-A crowded noeeting~li, held on Monday week, in Exeter Hall, under thle presiden ir of Mir. John Cassell, for the purpose of enabling several haun working men to 1demonstrate ...
... civil y In rite. ng Besrisre AND Foe?socc Sonoot Socta'rv.-The annual lJ ice meeting of this society was held on Monday week, at Exeter e ad Hall; the Earl of Carlisle in the chair. From the cc- 1. ug port it appeared that no fewer than 110 -visits of in ...