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... COLONEL NOWARDS ON INDIA. The annual nieeting of the Church Missionary Society was held this week in Exeter 11511, London—the Bishop of limos in the chair. There was • ldrge attendance of dignitaries of the Church, peers, and other influential supporters ...
... of the workhouse for week ended 24th of May, 1862.— Number admitted during week, 23; born, 0 ; dis- charged, 26 ; died, 2; remaining at close of week, 390 (of these in hospital and infirmary, 66). Num- ber in house corresponding week of last year, 328. ...
... of the workhouse for week ended 24th of May, 1862.— Number admitted during week, 23; born, 0; dis- charged, 26 ; died, 2; remaining at close of week, 390 (of these in hospital and intirmary, 66). Num- ber in house corresponding week of last year, 328. The ...
... Monday evening, after the clo«e the London corn and cuttle market*, in lilne for po-t, and containing all the news the week.— Office*. Exeter Street, Strand, Lon doll ...
... PROTEST AGAINST THE CONFESSIONAL. A meeting was held last week in Exeter Hall, London, to protest against the introduction of the Confessional into the Church of England. The chair was taken by Mr. Andrews, President of the Church As.ociation, and the ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In eases which were tried last week at Exeter, altercations took place between the (Mr. Baron Channel') and Mr. Carter, the ammel. vie defended the prisoners, and the conduct aft the IMMar, is it would seem, was considered ...
... BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE Tus seventyeeventh annual meeting of the British and Foreign Bible Society wee held lust week in Exeter Hall—the Earl of Shaftesbury presiding. Among those es the platform were Lord Cairns, the Bishop of Rochester, the Bishop ...
... Alexander, the new Irish Primate). who was to have moved the first resolution at the annual meeting of the Bible Society at week at Exeter Hall. London. His place was taken by the Earl of Stand°id. ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Cbannell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners, and the conduct of the latter, it would ...
... PAVILION PLATS. AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. In oases which were tried Isst week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr Baron Channel!) and Mr Carter, the counsel who defended the prisoners; and (be conduct of the latter ...
... if the intention is to prevent interruptions. There is no danger whatever that the disgraceful scenes perpetrated last week in Exeter Hall will be attempted here. Tbe followers of Mr. Bradlaugh are, happily, few and far between in Belfast as well as thronghont ...
... important meeting comported mith tbe educational of the National Temperance League, was beld last week la Exeter Hall, under the chairmanship of the Bishop of Exeter, Presklent of the League. Its object was to distribute prises to students in training colleges ...