... The Recent Bazaar.—The bazaar which was held on Wednesday and Thursday last week, to augment the funds for the new Mission-room in the neigbourhood of New Town, realised the sum of £97 and few shillings. The Latimer Shropshires. The flock of Shropshire sheep belonging to Lord Chesham was sold Messrs. Lythall, Mansell, and Walters the Smithfield, Shrewsbury, last week. The ewes averaged £3: 4, ...

... Chesham Liberal and Radical Association. —A meeting of this newly-formed Association was held on Tuesday evening last in the large room of the Cosey Nook Coffee Tavern, when there was a numerous attendance. The Rev. W. B. Taylor presided. Tbe principal business of the evening was the consideration of the rules of the Association, which were carefully gone through, and ordered to be printed. lt ...

... Zion Baptist Chapel.. —' The anniversary services of the above Chapel were held on Monday last, when two sermons were preached, afternoon and evening, by the Rev. W. Williams (Upton Chapel, London). tea meeting was also held, and largely attended. A collection was taken the close of each service. Assault by Chesham Men.—At the Hemel Hempstead Petty Sessions, on Wednesday last, before Sir A. P. ...

... The Railway.—ln our last week's issue, a paragrapli under the above heading, the name of Mr. H. Burt was given as subscriber of to the fund for the purchase of a site, &c, for the new station, and as a member of the committee formed further the new scheme. It should have been Mr. H. Butt. The late Mrs. Armstrong.—The numerous friends of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong will learri with deep regret that ...

... Excursion. —On Saturday last the employes of Messrs. T. and J. Nash, Chesham Brewery, had their annual outing, London being the destination, and the manager, Mr. H. J. Burt, the pioneer. The party enjoyed a steam trip up the river Thames, an outside view of the Honses of Lords and Commons, a visit to the Tower, and a climb to the top of the Monument. Due provision was also made for refreshment ...

... Tue Buriat Boarp.—At a vestry meeting held on Thursday, May 12, Mr. Jesse Wright was unani- mously elected a member of the Burial Board, in the place of Mr. C. Long, resigned. Boarp penny bank was opened at the above school on Monday in connection witk the Post Office scheme. A good start was made, The bank as over 80 boys and girls made deposits. will be open for deposits and withdrawals ...

... ASCENSION Day was duly observed at the churches, the service at the Parish Church in the even- ing taking the form of a choral festival. Tae Quzen’s Monday the flying of the flag on the Church tower served as a reminder of the 78th birthday of Our Most Gracious Sovereign Lady Queen Victoria. THe Queen’s Jusitezs.—A united committee chosen to devise the means by which the Diamond Jubilee of the ...

... Forthcoming Minstrel Entertainment. will be seen by reference to our advertising columns, the Duel-land Nigger Minstrel Tronpe, a party of amateurs bailing from Aylesbnry, are to be assisted several London friends, will give a performance to-night - Saturday) tbe Town Hall, in aid of tbe funds of the Chesbam Cottage Hospital. understand the tronpe have bad very successful season, and, seeing ...

... Christ Church Sunday School.—On Thursday, September lst, the scholars of the above school, with those of St. George's Church School at Tyler's Hill enjoyed their annual treat. Meeting at the Parochial Room in the Waterside at half-past twelve, they proceeded to Christ Church, where a short and appropriative service was held, the vicar, the Rev. C. H. Evelyn White, giving brief address, founded ...