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... town hadalready joined the association. A letter was read from one ol the , deputations in Exeter,in which he said—“ We attended , meetings this week at Exeter, Tiverton, Sidmouth, and | Honiton. They were tilled to oveiflowing, and our addresses were ...
... 14ISSION1E—Tbe noel meeting of the China Mission ip connexion sith the Synod of the Presbyterian Church in was held last week in Exeter Hall. The End of Cavan presided, and stated that the Imam was only twenty-five years old, and had alrudy ten ordained ...
... during the past week in Exeter. A poor , woman named Mary Barileti, also living in Exeter, will [ have attained her 105 th year should she live to May next, , which there appears every probability of her doing. She j was born in Exeter, and her extraordinary ...
... police fear the result' of the investigation promised by the Russian Empress in Gmundes. PROTESTANTS IN CONFERENCE Lase week, at Exeter Hall, London, a canferenos en. held to give permanent rff. ct to the Protestant sympathies evoked by the commemoration ...
... appearance of miscreants, about which so much has been wnlten. the most elaborate description of Manninß one published last week in Exeter paper, m which »Purxhein.ite and l-avatensh parallel is i'>sl>'u'«d between him and no less a than one ot her Majesty ...
... Maryhill, on Sunday, the 26th November last, after being at large for six weeks, was apprehended on Tuesday evening at Barrhead. He had come to that neighbourhood several weeks since and had been working in the Boghole colliery under the assumed name ...
... Society of England has been hold last week at Exeter, and the attendance has been most numerous. Great preparations had been made for giving eclat to the occasion. Funds the amount of X 1,800, were subscribed in Exeter, of which two-thirds were contributed ...
... plume iff feather*, ami coloured morocco boots. The second of Madams Goldschmidt'* sacred concerts wa» given on Monday week at Exeter Hall. The oratorio was Elijah. It went off with great success. The Swedish songstress was enthusiastically received, ...
... system is now accomplished in ten minutes. —Court Journal. Amenities of the English Bar.— ln cases which were tried last week at Exeter, several altercations took place between the learned judge (Mr. Baron Chaunell) and Mr. Carter, the counsel who defended ...