... very groat national discomfort, and of troubles ale owl, to keep this country in contentment and order, and I thick it is a wirer gain, even than that we should have been able under • minister—l may say one of the most Illustrious mintage* who have filled ...

... already subscribed. The Bishop of Guildford, The Glom, 'Winchester, will •be happy be to receive any further en= • or they may paid to his credit at Meesis. Deane Bank. Winchester, for the Jose,' Presentation Fund. The list will be closed shortly. ...

... 87. sees. xx v., p. 573, seas. vL, p. 61, sem xiv., p. 183). We may consider the foregoing propositions as accurately expressing what the Church of Rome means by Papal Supremacy, and we may reasonably demand from its propounder. the most unequivocal evidence ...

... toy applicatioa of the fine of well-esleoted cocoa Mr Epps has our !melded tables with a delicately flavoured wage which may save may heavy doctors' bills It by the judic io us used, ruck articles of diet that a constitution my be gradually built up until ...

... comparatively recent pmiod—lcer subsequent to the improved treatment of lunatics generally—tbat the public became alive to the foot of how much may be done by a kind, judicious, watchful treatment on the part of those to whose care they are entrusted in regard ...

... outlook war hopeful ; but in reference to the Sunday Ci if he had told them a few years ago thatl th a e tt be a Sabbath -keeping nation, they would h m own ave laughed at him. But so it was ; the sister kingdo had sh them the way, and he hoped some legklation ...

... cricket, quoits, Ike., and a magic post-office and fine arts exhibition were open. The latter was a splendid catch, and the countermine of some of the visitors, after witnessing the valuable works of art, were a study. A number of athletic sports were engaged ...

... mangolds, the best plant I have ever had, but backward; 18 acres of very good swedes ; and 27 acres of turnips in various stages of growth, but all promfring welL We have had at least double our a erage rainfall, which has, of course, given us great trouble ...

... on Thursday, Mr. Lamb, Assistant-overseer, applied for summonses against 113 persons who were in with the poor-rate made in May last —The magistrates granted the summonses. FORESTERS' ANNIVENSART.—The seventeenth anni• versary dinner of Court Albert, 3 ...

... Thus we gala a wider horizon, and larger views, and clearer insights. The day in which we may work is Thine, 0 Lord, and the night that cometh in which no man may work is also Thine. The day and the night to Thee are both alike. To Thee let us dedicate ...

... see.).—Tbe annual report, in which the results of the examinations in May last were detailed, was read by the secretary, showing only four failures in science, but the examination in art proved a comparative failure, 93 not paming.—The Chairman having dia ...

... AND ART CLASSES 4? MARK'S SCHOOLS, SURBITON. he Seventh Session of the above•named Chums will commenee October 14th. at 7 o'clock p.m., and continue until the end of April. 1880: the Classes meeting every Tuesday evening from 7 till 9 o'clock. ART—(2nd ...