... woelk afforded relief to 15,875 unemployed hands; the number relieved last week was 10,171; decrease. 299. Thetotelamountdistributed this week in relief wfas !?2,1)9. iOs. ; last week, Xl,0-19. 5s. 6d.; decrease, £'56. lbs. 6d. The following shows the expendi- ...

... THE GREAT PEACE MEETINGS. The three great peace meetings which have been At held during the past week, in Exeter Hall, in the ba magnificent Town Hall of Birmingham, and on he piaud. Thursday night in our own equally splendid but th, more spacious Free-trade ...

... ?? E-IAN LIC ALLIANCE., ?? _ X, 1 ,; as -,The, fir't' public' meeting of this ass'6dciation was6 held ?? on Tuesday week, in Exeter Hall.. Thte adm'issionu'was ,,byt shilling tickets, but the great roomn was crowded.: Sir' Of Culling. Eardle~y Smith ...

... I second week of July. But, although great efforts will no doubt be made to terminate the session as early as practi- A cable, I hardly see how, in the present backward state of I business, it will be practicable to do so before the first Week ye in August ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...