... Considering the prominent position Dristol is sidered to occupy in respect to music, it seems a little fanny to notice how contemptibly the city was regarded about sixty years ago. The Madrigaland Orpheus Glee societies rightly pride themselves on their proficiency, aod the larger choira have given proof that they bares high repatation to sustain. A writer in a London magazine in the third ...

... Pe -1 Fata © The Uity Coroner (Mr Weaabrough) held an inquest at the Royal on the body of Walter Edward Hodgson, aged 12 who was admitted jnto the institution the es and died about an hour after Joseph Hodgson said ie was the father of the at No. 8%. Paul's. The boy went to 0! af the We Redorosa Street box, ss top of the lad She rand $0.0 room, when qi about 20 feet. In answer ced, and fell ...

... states that 44 the soldiers broke into the Cathedral, battered down the organ, pulled the communion rails, and carried the table into the centra the ohoir. representati ...

... -Owing the demand for Reel*tor we have been compell#! to Issue a SECOND EDITION. thoroughly revised and date I o«t free.-Offices.il i 3. Cotham Hilt, near Clifton Dow* station. Special attention country oil ante. 1 ROAD. Road. Seven roomed House, rent la.—Mr Oonltor. 13. street. Per Week (clove trams). 89. d. HordeUl. Ri*. roomed HOUSE, food condition, Greenhouse. Venetian blinds. TTM. MARCH ...

... The concertt which will take place thia afternoon and evening at the Victoria Hall will constitute the most Important musical meetings that have been held in Exeter Eeveral years pas ...

... EXETER TOWN COU ib Right Worshipful the Mayor (Alderman Wilkinson), presided ; also present Aldermen Oner, Huxtable, Hughes, Pring, Andrew, Henderson, omas, Councillors Armstrong, E. Peters, Turner, H. ckwell, Courtney, Brown, Pidsley, Hart, Elliot‘, t, Darke, Bowden, Daw, A. J. Hamlin, Davy, ma, Southcott, Algar, Norman, Fulford, Stockham, P Hamlin, Luscombe, Davis, Bale, J, C. Tuckwell, Rob ...

... FOOTBALL NOTES. [By Impartial. | CORNISH RUGBY CLUB RECCTIDS. EM. I,at. Dm. l-i Falmouth 15 5 1 14 5 19 Redruth 17 6 10 . 1 Is 12 27 Camborne ...

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... special meeting of the Exeter . Auxiliary of the ourch Pastoral Aid Society, in commemoration of the «bilee 1885, was held the Royal Public Rooms on ~*°nday evening, under ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, ai HOUSE OF LORDS.—Yzsrenpsy. The Lord: Chancslior hit seat on T: lock. at a quarter before four 2 IA PUB: LIC : In reply to the Earl of Kimberley, Lord CROSS said that it was trae the 16 on the India Public Service came tot! some time ago, bu’ the observations: did not of India. on the that this. the 29th October iast. Since with the cot mittee of the Tudien Coancil had ...

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... FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1884. Although news of the annexation of Merv the Eussian Empire reached this country through the usual channels of foreign intelligence, it was found very dif ...