... NEXT WEEK AT tEXETER HALL The third annual conference of the British, Continental, and General Federation for the Abolition of the Government Regulation of Prostititiofi will be held next -week at.- Exeter HaU. Among the distinguished foreign visitors ...

... The Licensing System.—An important conference haa been held during the past week at Exeter Hall. The subject was the licensing system. Lord Eliot presided, in the absence of Lord Shaftesbury, and Archbishop Manning was one of the speakers. The necessity ...

... Szrr. 3, 1896.) I drew attention last week of Exeter has permitted the important parish of St. Bar take the charge of the Anglii arrangement which will cause his duties in Devonshire for year. The reasonable dissat has been greatly increased 1 the Vicar ...

... the Tract Society, stating that the children from Crouch End schools who attended the annual meeting of the society last week at Exeter Hall, behaved themselves well. HZ WA/ AT The CHAIRMAN said that the absence of Mr. White, the clerk, that evening, was ...

... Championships at Exeter. Mn. BRADLEY presided over a meetir.g of the Devon and Cornwall Racing Committee of the N.C.U. held last week at Exeter. It was stated that on the previous evening to the championship race meeting, to be held at Exeter, on June x9th ...

... CHURCH OF ENGLAND SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE. THE annual meeting of this society was held last week at Exeter Hall. The Bishop of Ripon presided, and there was a numerous and influential attendance. The proceedings were opened by prayer, after which the ...

... ASSOCIATION. Tea annual meetings in connection with this valuable organisation were held on Thiirsaay and Prid ty in last week at Exeter Hall. A meeting for prayer was held in the council-room, presided over by Mrs. James Parker. and the-council met afterwards ...

... LONDON CITY MISSION. TILE fifty-fourth annual meeting of this Mission was held on Thursday morning last week in Exeter Hall. There was a very good attendance, and the chair was taken by Wm. ELLICE, Esq. Previous to the advertised time of the meeting a ...

... —The plaintiff complained that ai Newport she received only halt salary. Shen»c“ived full salary at Bath the following week, but Exeter was again offered half salary, wuioh she refused.—lt was contended for the defence that Newport the manager called the ...

... Illustration.) A TERRIBLE collision between two passenger trains occurred on the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad hist week at Exeter, six miles from Reading, thirty persons being killed and fifty injured. An express, which was behind time, had stopped ...

... amounts collected, or promised, but the spirit of the gathering was unmistakable. The meetings which have been held this week in Exeter have been fully equal in interest to any of the gatherings hitherto held in that place. i _ Cilris • . b „ 4 , • ...

... THE MAY MEETINGS. BRITISH AND FOREIGN BIBLE SOCIETY. The annual meeting of this society was held on Wednesday week in Exeter Hall; the Earl of Shaftesbury in the chair. The hall was filled in every part. Amongst those present were Lord Charles Russell ...