... it would be seen from these letters that they could for the small additional outlay of £15 or £20, get two lectures a week in Exeter and a class, de had seen the Mayor, who approved of their committing themselves to this addition and he suggested thatan ...

... Archbishop of \ork will preach in Westminster Abbey on the I ith, Mr. Spurgeon at Exeter Hall, 1)r. Allon at Islington, Rc., and there will be conferences throughollt fly week at Exeter Hall, under the presidency of the Earl of Shaqes-. bury, when papers will ...

... dismissed the appeal. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY.-The 60th anniverszuy meeting of this society was held on Wed- nesday week, at Exeter Hall. The chair was taken by the Earl of Shaftesbury. From the report, it ap- peared that the receipts of the year ending ...

... business transacted generally was of no particular interest. The third of the series of Peace Meetings commencing this week in Exeter Hall was held on Thursday evening in the Free-trade Hall, Manchester. 5lr 'Ailson, President of the Manchester Peace Society ...

... past has been a variable week; but, on the whole, fine for farmers geting forward with spring sowing.- Tuesday was fine, with occasional showers. From the West Riding of Yorkshire: With one or two excep- tions, we have had a week of fine weather, the wind ...

... delivered on N1utual Reeogisition in hleaveu. The aunmral public meeting of the We8doyaus Missionlary Society, held last week in Exeter II&ll, London, was considered a great suocess. J. Holden, Esq., MP., presided. The report stated that the heavy debt boneath ...

... .1. a I NATIONAL BAND OF HOPE BZAI&L ;S. *1. . Ath This bazaar, wbich is to ointinue througbout hat the week at Exeter Hall, was opened *teir after. for noon at three o'clock by Princess Louise, Marcbie,; he of Lorne. Her Royal Highness, who was scompasied ...

... forced sale, the property of the Congregation into Italian bonds. Ar A CROWDED MEETING OF THE SALVATION ARMY held last week in Exeter Hall to listen to the experiences of saved drunkards, General Booth announced that he intended to start a Salvation ...

... to pauperism in consequence of drink, while there was not one total abstainer. . A temperance conference was held this week in Exeter Ball to consider the connection between in. temperance and poverty. The conference coseisted entirely of Workhouse masters ...

... as it never wants any spurs in such matters. - Auxrxua MusicAL FUTIVAL.-Severl of dhes perr- ance took laee during the week at Exeter Hall They have gone of w, and the attendance of hearers has been very numerOUs. ...

... AMENITIES OF THEI ENGLISII BAR. hN cases wilceh were tried last week at Exeter, seve- ral altercations took place between the lcarned judlge (Mr. Baron Channell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who dleended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, as ...

... societies can be brought before the public. THE final concert of the season of the Sacred Harmonic Society took place last week at Exeter- hall, which, by the time the performance commenced, was densely crowded in every part. The oratorio chosen was Handel's ...