... landlord had seized the furniture for rent. Witness promised to make out her schedule, and the matter was adjourned for week. The Exeter magistrates fined a farmer for torturing a pig by tying up its mouth with a rope. The farmer’s explanation was that he ...

... in Birkenhead. Hogget* and Limbs each mad© 2d per lb. more on the week in Exeter, where 9d was top price. Some ewes, however, could bought there at 8d per lb. While lambs sold at in Norwich, sheep ranged from Is 3d to Is lOd. Shearlings of quality realised ...

... offer evidence at present, as Dr. Cummin.-' *»* unable to attend, and he asked that the accused might be remanded for week to Exeter 0«oL This was agreed to. Air. E. Hutchings, appeared on Zabnloffs behalf, consenting. It is stated that accused had a ...

... ann ada 62 ther. acu tions. ————_—_—_—_—_—_ suit- WOMEN’S PROTESTANT UNI — At a public meeting of the above o tion last week in Exeter Hall—Sir r the Wingate, K.C.LE., in the chair—Mr M.P n dis- Sloan, M.P., spoke on the Catholic tion of Ireland and Romish ...

... 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 ...

... Stockholm, and who met with eutburiastic reception, almost quite restored. bliss £. Booth took leave of the Salvation Army week ago Exeter Hall on her departure for America. to take charge the Canadian branch the Salvation Army, Miss Booth presided, and then ...

... edingly the friend blowing the mud and water out of in asa found it.” that at At the annual of the British and 11 will week, in Exeter Hall, London, under ntions, sideney of the Karl of ceipts for the: Nearly 4 FeSO- the ures had been distributed, rip science ...

... with the work carried in this ritualistic mass-house other ways.” The New Rector or Exeter College, Oxford.—Tho Rev. William Walrond Jackson, ALA., Fellow of Exeter, has been elected Rector of that college, in succession to the late Dr. Ligbtfoot. Mr ...

... have been the usual performances«-f oratorios during the past week, at Exeter Hall, which has been cio.vdcd each of these occasions. A grand national concert will be given, this evening, in Exeter Hall the music to selected from the works of native composers ...

... ever occurs.-l am, tor. yomobcdient “ihe Episcopal Free Church,” secession from the Church of England, was opened, lust week, at Exeter, the Kev. 11 1! Bulteel. who, in his opening service, spoke of the F,s-tahltshed Church a, in state of slavery the State ...

... Church Fund.— Guardian. Thr Bishop of Exeter and the Chdsch Missionary Society.— The following is the text of the Biehop of Exotor’e letter to Mr. Eugene Stock, to which reference was made last week Palace, Exeter, November 28, 188 S.—My Dear Friend,—l ...

... Irish Question, Honestly Stated.” The Children’s Home.— The annual meeting on behalf of the Children’s Home held last week in Exeter Hall, London, and wa? great success Sir Alexander Galt, the High Commissioner of Canada, presided, and the mooting was ...