... per week during the existence of the present high prices. At Devon port the riggers in the dock* yard have also been endeavouring to get an increase of pay. and we understand they have likewise obtained atklitiooal advance of per week. At Exeter the police ...

... 650 grains ut corn were found. -- • - - Wie.LITAN I‘ftsSIONART SnCIETT. —The annual meeting of this body was on Monday week at Exeter Had. Sir A. Oliphant took the chair. The report stated that the aociets's income for the year amounted to 41, and the ...

... 1875 to 1,558,500 dole in 1884 THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY Tar 87th anniversary of the Religions Tract Society, held last week in Exeter Hall, was one the largest of the present season. In the regretted absence of Mr Samuel Morley, through indisposition, ...

... and the 2d Battalion the Rides, are under or* der» for embarkation for Malta. The 4ih Dragoon Guards were inspected last week at Exeter, by Major-General Sir H. Vivian, and highly approved of' One of the troops of the 6tb Dragoons is un» der orders to proceed ...

... town hadalready joined the association. A letter was read from one ol the , deputations in Exeter,in which he said—“ We attended , meetings this week at Exeter, Tiverton, Sidmouth, and | Honiton. They were tilled to oveiflowing, and our addresses were ...

... de- a livered on Mutual Recognition in Heaven. The annual public meeting of the Wesleyan Missionary Society, held last week in Exeter Hall, Was considered a great sucess. J Holden, Esq, M P, presided. The report stated that the heavy debt beneath which ...

... CO-OPERATION IN IRELAND. The mth annual Co-operative Union Congress came elf last week in Exeter Theatre Royal. More than a thousand delegates were present front all parts of the United Kingdom. One of the principal features was the exhibition in connection ...

... held in the great centres of population. Last week enthusiastic meetings were held Nottingham, and were addressed by Revs. Mark Guy Pearse. H. P. Hughes, and others. Meetings arc to be held next week to Exeter Ball, London, in aid of tho same object. Public ...

... in the coarse of next week; but, finding that there was probability that many bon. members who took an interest in the subject would absent all next week in Exeter, ho had determined to postpone tbs second ading until tbo week after. THB STBS. In replv ...

... during the past week in Exeter Hall: the chair being occupied by Hobert Jones, Esq., Sheriff of Loudon. This meeting was at once an experiment and a success. Hitherto there has been only the annual meeting of the Missionary Society held in Exeter Hall; but ...

... SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE CHURCH AID SOCIETY. The annual this »i,.. ,ty was held last week in Exeter Hall, under the . ■of the Most Rev Lord Plunkct, Arciibiahoi, . j •Dublin. His Grace was supported by the K.-v C Unmack, organizing and .lepuiatini, secretaiy ...

... always called Lucy his wife's poet. Neither of the sisters had since that been at Framley ; and though Fanny had spent a week at Exeter on the occasion of Blanche's marriage, it could hardly Oe said that she was very intimate with them. Nevertheless, when ...