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... THE VOLUNTEERS. ORDERS FOR THE WEEK. The Exeter Rifles. Saturday—Winter prizes, 2.25 p.m train, names and entrance fees to be left at the Drill Hall four o'clock on Friday. Sunday, 17th inst.—Church parade for the five Exeter Companies, parade in the Drill ...
... AMENITIES OF THE ENGLISH BAR. which were tried last week ot Exeter, several altereations took place between the learned judge Mr. Baron Chaanell) and Mr. the coun se { who defended the prisoners ; 0 the eon- duct of the latter, as it w jd seem, was considered ...
... Visitor ( St. Just. )—Your oomiilniiit shJI lie to. Mr. 11. Vl.Nlill’3 letter will next week. The Exeter out.— The account proceediugtt in tin's Court, i*s given our fourth pngc, incomplete and'in some respects inaccnrate, but u corrected account reached ...
... British and Foreign Bible Society.—The annual meeting of this society took place on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, which was crowded in every part, for the purpose of receiving the report of the proceedings of the society for the past year. The proceedings ...
... ADVERTISEMENT. Deafness, and Singing Noises in the Ears.—Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent Aurist, now on a professional visit to this town ; effected by his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the ...
... DEAFNESS AND SINGING NOISES IN THE EARS. Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent aurist, now on professional visit to this town, effected his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing. It is with ...
... Temperance Meetings connection with the International Exhibition. Temperance Congress was held during three days of last week, in Exeter Hall, which was well attended by a large body of teetotallers from different parts of the kingdom. Papers were read on ...
... EPISTOLARY RHYMES, answer invitation to spend week in Exeter during the Visit of the British Association. Pair ia foul. Dear Tom, I have received your note, And think I can't do better Than try to answer with my rhyme Your very welcome letter. You'll ...
... ADVERTISEMENT. Deafness, and Singing Noises in the Ears.— Extraordinary cures performed last week in Exeter, by Dr. Graham, the eminent Aurist, now on a professional visit this town; effected his new and perfectly painless method of restoring the hearing ...
... THIRD WEEK IN EXETER OF SIR NOKL PATON'S “MORS JANUA VIT.E” (DEATH THE GATE OF LIFE). THE WORLD-RENOWNED Which hed the post of hosour in the Academy, end for the of which HONOUR OF wes eoaferred upee the Artist. AT SCOTT & SONS, ™ SUX PENos. EXSTAe. 10 ...
... NEW LOCAL STORY. 8 DERBYREPORTER THIS WEEK, FOR EXETER HOUSE; OS, THE PRETENDER IN DERBY. New Local Story OF THBILLINS INTEREST, WRITTEN ESPECIALLY FOR THE DERBY AND CHESTERFIELD REPORTER BY JAS. S. BOBLASK in Local Tale Writing and one the moat Novelists ...
... Britisa axp Foreiex Biste Sociery.—The Annaal Meeting of this society was held last week, at Exeter Hall. The report stated that the receipts of the year amounted to 12 6651. 18s. 10d, being 8,225/. 9s. The issues of the 7d. more than in any previous ...