... and Tutor of Christ's College, Cambridge. He was 58 years of age, and had been suffering from mental depression. LAST week at Exeter woman was fined 40* and oosts for exposing for sal* diseased fish. account the number of such fish in her pouei-eion she ...

... I can help it.. (Laughter.) Sir T. White said, under all the circumstances, he should only inflict a flue of is. Last week at Exeter a woman was fined 404 and costs for exposing for sale diseased fish. On account of the number of such fish in her possession ...

... the public are opening to its real character. The war-howl raised by the Missionaries at Leeds and Finsbury, and last week at Exeter will mist the en. I masking. The usual oratorical device of primly warlike fessions for wee pro the sad ' mime the mi ...

... ollire. BRITISH AND FOREIUN BIBLE SOCIETY.-- The anual meeting of the British Foreign Bible Society was held on Wdnesday week at Exeter Hall, Lord alorpeth ti me chair. The room full in every purt, and the platform was crowded with the friends of the Socie ...

... an infamous nature—which came to Mr Hawkey's knowledge Bishop Phillpotts delivered his charge to his clergy on Monday week, in Exeter cathedral. The right reverend prelate was attended with as much state as the j forms of the church admit, though the ...

... MEETING OF THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION ihe annual meeting of the British Association for last week at Exeter. the Advancement of Science was opened on Wednesday The ancient and picturesque county town of Devon cannot be expected to furnish so large a number ...

... proceeded to prove that they could reach the tower on the summit in less than 300 strokes. Mr :Heigh Lloyd Parry, town Week of Exeter, took 89 strokes to reach the base of the hill, and 47 before he holed out on the top of the old tower, 136 strokes ...

... BURKED TO DEATH. TERRIBLE SCENES. A terrible ealaatfot)b&, a'fnost unparalleled in the history of fires, happened this week at Exeter. The new theatre, opened but last autumn, caught fire daring the performance of the drama Romany Rye on Monday night ...

... teeth. The poor sufferer has left wife and three children totally unprovided for. Amputation of the Leg of a Cov.—Last week, near Exeter, a cow belonging to Mr John Edwards broke the lower part of the fore leg, a compound fracture. Amputation was supposed ...

... to the extent of £800, and another to abc that com .— Chelmsford Dears om eo Tuesday week, in Exeter oa the who a The deceased had on Moa bam's present at a fo Exeter Hall, s ne of eonsiserable length, although wd of sitting down, pot with Te wards into ...

... festivities of the evening were prolonged until a very late hoer. EXETER WESTERN CONSZRVATIVI SOCIETY. —The members of this Society held their first anniversary dinner on Thursday week. at Exeter that day being also the anniversary of the memorable triumph ...

... to the Committee of the Irish petition fund. More than a hundred delegates from Anti-Slaverv Societies met on Tuesday week, at Exeter Hall. Letters were read from influential persons, and several speeches were delivered, to the effect that an effort should ...