... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... deck. {ow can you prevent fish from smelling in sum- Lime Cat off ther neses. picked in the epen air, were for sale last week in Exeter market. The sum of 150,000 dollars for a new exchange building has heen subscribed in Cincinnati. “Se “far ~ stemnll,”” ...

... ward tendency, and good money again went on Salteador, who will be in England toward the end of the week, and Exeter, who beat Ruperra at Asoot, Exeter won his tr1al on Saturday from Exmouth and Thurdo, and is sa!d to have greetly improved 1rone he nuocumbed ...

... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... greatest source If weakness. THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY Tan 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 indispoaition ...

... Bedford Row circuit, Limerick, next Conference. The annual pnblic meeting of the Weslevan Missionary Society, hold last week in Exeter ITail. London, considered a great success. J. Holden, Esq., M.P., presided. The report stated that the heavy debt beneath ...