... HOUSE OF LORDS. f THURSDAY.-Lord NORTON moved the second read- l leg of the k'oor Law Amendment Act (1876) Amendment v Bill, which, he explained5 was the same measure which f came up from the Commons last year and was dropped. Its t object was to enable friendly soieities to pay moneys due to sick paupers to their wives and families.r- The bill was read v a aecoad time-A discussion ensued on ...

... 3e A GREAT HAlRDSHIIP-An iron steamor. w A SONG rOR CLPROYmIN.-' Bid me discourso. d FINE LANGUAGE.-A seyptence to pay the coasta. ir When you offer oats to a horse he may say neigh, but he pg don't mean it. a If you wish to get rich, get married. When was honey e ever made witb one bee in the hive? e When your wife is silent, bold the baby for her. Per- haps it is s much as she can do to ...

... t ?? . - ?? d TE21 *t the, Haria. 'Wrr.Y o ?? a.~ W deliverd a leonr5 os p s5t latry, 'Of te Destn4's- ; a.lkom Townsend,- 'artist an'atiurY a 7~~ anI te arvl t waa~yacc)O? byle tidtoi,ithe z~V. ,. II~ -a dai lecture W job was, ?? antiqlisiirl an hOA ria' u dti was liateteed to by a numerous, 'and 0ipppreoistiVe 'anditincs' uhorltietn The tleoturer maid that Rxeter,iilke moot, ?? shntationi ...

... THE MARIAQE OF. TEE DUMEB OF! CONNAUGHT. $The marriage of thi Dake of Conaixugbt with the Princess Louies Margaret of Prussia ,willjit is statetd* be celebrated ID sbict ?? privacy et Windsor on the 13tb *fMarcht rOD saoouint of -the'Wdube ltate of mourning imposed On the bride. nd btidegfoom by the death o. tbe. Ghmnd Diuobos'of HesaeDarmrstadt and prlce 4pnry of the reetheladsni. It at' ...

... THE 'VICTORIA HALL. t The Directors of the Victoria Hall Company, baving refe e0 come into poseession of the building by the expiration of at t le the lessee's tenancy at Ladyday, have taken advantage of froi 5o the opportunity it afforded them to carry out several much hay f needed improvements. These are now nearly finished, and viPI it the HOll is to be re-opened on Monday evening next with ...

... When Christ was born into the world, very cheering was the strain which woke the night watebes, Peace on earth. ?? yet I the follower of Christ a man of war from his youth. r Weireceive thie child into the congregation of Chriet's flock, e and do sign him with the sign of the cross in token that here- after he shall aigbt manfully under His banner, and continue iChrist' faithful seldier ...

... NEWS BY ELECTRIC TTELTERG R APH. oed he CABINElr COUNCIL. for All the Ministers attended the Cabinet Council, rhirh met in Downing-streetyesterday at three prm, and sat until de shortly after five p.m. eta INDISPOSITION OF PRINCE BUISARCK. No intelligence has been received at the G~rraan Emabseay cd respecting tbe reported unfavojurable turn in Prince Bs. ice marck's indisposition. *a THE ...

... The new Board met for the first time on Friday, and Earl Devon occupied the chair, pro tem. The Rev. G. D. ADAMS, as the oldest elected member of the Board, moved the re-election of the Hon. and Rev. H. H. Courtenay as chairman. The old members knew bow well that gentle- man had presided over them during the past eleven years, and he was sure the new members would concur in their opinion at ...

... | ?? ks Klwut - ?? ine HEAVITREE. of, THE CONSERVATIVE ASSEMBLY ROOMS. oec The Heavitree Branch of the Exeter Working Men's frie Conservative Unios have just taken poseession of their der zew premises ir Chureb-etreet, and tbey celebrated the pot event on Wednesdav last with a dinner. The building is of litU considerable extent, and aes been substantially built by cot Mr. H. Phillips from the ...

... grtwMans, hf Itta 11ping ist BTAtTTsts . -al va ?? - I co] (ESTABLIJSHED 1788) IS T0RY OLDEST .A.D MOST BXTENSIPYrLY wI Q.RCULdTEJD CONSBElVA TIrJ. NB IFSTAPAIl Sai IN THEB )$EST O2 1?NGLIND. tol de WEDNBSDAY, DczcmvEn 10TH, 1879. is Sul EuaorR has been startled this week by another lo attempt to assassinate the CzAz of Russia. That 11mE much-plotted-aglainst ruler seeom to bear a charmed Su ...

... ACOESSORIES TO DIVINE WORSaIP. Mr. George Townsensd, of Deanery-foquare, delivered og before the members of the Holy Trinity Colffea and Reading in I Rooms, at their Institution in Holloway-street, on Monday narr, evening ahgly interesting and instructive lectwre on throi 1 Some of ?? to Divine Worship. The Rev. peals J. G. Davis presided, and there was a large &ttandanoe. Pau' The LOUcRuNu, ...

... id as WZDNZSDAT.-W. Mortimer (in the chair), J. Trebane, o. and J. Knapman, Rsqrs. 1. GEOsoa CLEMENTS, a labourer, of St. Thomra, for beg- ,r. ging in Northernbay-place, on the previone day, was sent to to prison for a fortnigbt. Is FRANK PIKE, a waiter, was charged with being drunk a. and incapable in Longbrook-street early the same morning. at Captain Bent said he bad been informed by a ...