... motion of Mir Bitt, this recommendtinton was approved. Mr W. Manchlip presented a ?? On the vagrancy conlerence held last week at Exeter, from which It appearm that the following, resolutions were adopted at the meeting :-lst. That it ts desirable that thes ...

... carried, and the meeting separated. LONDON MISSIONARY SOCIETY.—The last annual meeting of this society was held on Thursday week at Exeter-hall. The Duke of Argyll presided. The report stated that, notwithstanding the difficulties with which the society had ...

... Banks. -Forty-eighth annniversaryof British and Foreign Bible Society for promoting circulation of Scriptures, held last week at Exeter Hall, Earl of Shaftesbury presiding, principal speakers in furtherance of objects of Society being Chevalier Bunsen, Marquis ...

... Barnes, Esq., M.P., and other speakers. SUND-AY SCOnOLc UXno.-The annita4 meeting of this society was held ?? evening week, in Exeter- hall, P. Crossley, Esq., M.P. for Halifax, in the chair. The Meeting was, as usual, densely crowded. Among the gen- tiesten ...

... -Lord William Bentinck, M.P., (late Governor-General of India,) will take the chair at a public meeting, to be held next week in Exeter Hall, on the subject of Mr Bucking- ham's claims. THE Loans AND THE ?? CORPORATIONS' BILL.-The meetings oil this subject ...

... THE IDIOT ASYLUM FETE. IThie is a gay week in Exeter. FNtS, balle, amateur Itheatricale, flower ehowe, and fireworkse are the order of the Pr day; and although the weather is not quite as settled ae itD ought to bo to be quite satisfactory under the ...

... DEVONSHIRE MURDERS.-ThO two Devon shire murderesses -Charlotte Whinsor and Elizabeth Duff ,tte -have been removed this week from Exeter gaol to the Mlillbank Penitentiary. The third murderess, it and will be remembered, was executed a few months a id ago ...

... no night.-Ae1heumumli, T he thermnometer, in the shade, on M~onday, rose to *t seeleight. e A fat sneep was killed last week in Exeter, the leg , of which weighed 33~lbs. I' :THE LATE REV, ,J, GiurFFir.-Mr. Griffin was tk versed in the science of p}Olitics ...

... a lively and pleasant week in ; Exeter, with fancy fairs, antique processions, calico balls, a and private entertainments, and if the result, when the r week is over, is not to clear off the debt upon the Idiot I Asylum, the week, itself will be one to ...

... sheriff to-day. The nomination is expected to take place on Monday and the polling on Friday week. Our Exeter correspondent writes :-The vacancy in the Exeter School Board has been filled up by a walk over by a Conservative, who has taken the place of ...

... THE EXETER FLYING POST. WEDNESD AY, NovEIBER 12, 18.56. THE foreign intelligence of the week consists principally of the Parisian gossip most industriously collected by the correspondents of the London papers. We bear little now with regard to Naples; ...

... -Globe. TRAFFIC ON SCOTTISII RAILwAys.-During the last week, the traffic on Scottish lines now in operation amounted to the aggregate sum of £11,535,'3s. 8id. Lost year the amount for the corresponding week of the five lines then in operation was £ 7,856. 2s ...