... EARLY CLOSING OF SHOPS. The third annual meeting of the Metropolitan Draper#' Association, was on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, to receive the report of the central committee for the past year. The great hall was completely filled, including the platform ...

... the bes, uieuicul advice) there are at present but littie hopes of the poor lad's life Caution Apprkxticks.—On Monday week, at Exeter, John Landray, an apprentice of Mr. Thomas Pike, tail.ir, was, for repeated misconduct, by absenting himself from his ...

... and coal. There were lees than fIOO appeals against the Income Tax at the meeting of the Chippenham Commissioners, last week. The Exeter Corporation of the Poor have decided to increase the relief of the out-door poor one-third for two months. Talleyrand ...

... to restore the young lad to consciousness, but without avail.—Edinburgh Express. The Exeter Gazette gives an interesting account of the proceedings last week at Exeter in connection with the inauguration of Mr. Acland's scheme for the examination of middle ...

... WESTERN RAILWAY. Week ending 28. Week ending June £ s. d. £' «• i Passengers . ...

... their prayers God for the missionaries who went out. Let them remember the missionaries in their prayers day by day, and week week. In conclusion, addressing the missionaries, be quoted the words of the hymn. God be with you till meet again ! Mr Eugene ...

... Railway, for the purpose of throwing off train. The annual meeting of the Church Missionary Society waa held on Tuesday week, in Exeter Hall, the Earl of Chichester in the chair. The income of the paat year 105,249/., and the expenditure 92fi001. On Whitsunday ...

... be held ifi Use last week September, the same plan usual. Mr. John Hunt, the director, has gone to London, with intention making agreement* with the ..m. vocal smd swstrnmental performers engaged the Birmingham Feslx-ai the-week preceding Hereford Or ...