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... shevied what % confusion and misery in society would ensue were its a absurd principles to obtain universal credence. But of a such a result ever taking place he had no fears. Look- r ing at the present aspect of society in regard to religion, r he was much ...
... Concerts. It is called the Crystal Palace, and, as its name imports, it is a piece de eirconstance, of the class to which M. Jullien hlssgiven such popularity. An opening founded on the Royal Coburg March leads to a choral hymn, effectively rendered; ...
... George's Chapel choir and the choristers, assisted by the Windsor and Eton Amateur Choral Society, and by Mr. Bowley and some of the members of the Sacred Harmonic Society, Exeter Hall. The solos were sung by Mr. Lockey and 'Mrs. Alexander Newton. We have ...
... will be present, and in perform one of his astonishing feats. BiiSsTOL TOTAL ABSTINENCE SOCIETY.-The annual th rural festival of the Bristol Total Abetineuce Society will be held WI on Tuesday next, at the Zoological-gardens, Clifton, whicth have hr been ...
... porters of the South Devon Rail- way at this station, have been given leave of absence for a week, in order to visit the Crystal Palace, or where else their taste may lead them. VEGETATION.-Apples in this neighbourhood are very plentiful, the trees being ...
... given to bring in the bill. The remain- ing business having been taken, the house adjourned. HaiSEr Or LORDS.-TUESDAY. THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-The Earl of Derby,in reply to a questiop from Lord Campbell, stated that the 'Government, ha6yig considered the report ...
... retention, or removal of the Crystal Palace. Tie chair was taken by the Lord f- Mayorv-Sir M. Montefore expressed himself in faveaur of the continuance of thle buildiwg.-Mr. H. Mandelay moved ?? it is desirable that the Crystal Palace n ho uld hi be preserved ...
... given. D I - - -, .- . ?? hyMr. HEeYwooD mtoved for a select committee to cosL-D Y decr ehe propriety of preserving thie Crystal Palace. He B to adverted to the almost general feeling of the people in E e- favour of retaining the building the report of Sir ...
... , known ?? as one of the leaders of the ecclesiol-ogical movement in that country, entitled 'A Word on the Crystal Palace.' The Crystal Palace itselfI has been also discussed, in our pages in two articles on its construction, and a paper on the final ...
... Torquay ; Swiftsure, Dinckwater, Gloucester; Industry, Hallett, Dartmouth ; Liberty, Coysh, Bristol. Called off and proceeded on the 27th of June, the Crystal Palace, of London, Narracotte, from London for Sbangbae. NEWTON ABBOT. At a meeting of the ratepayers ...
... that he would leave the t country, he should direct his discharge. t THE NEW CRYSTAL PALACE.-The most impor- tant preliminary to the construction of the New Crystal c Palace has been effected in the most satisfactory man- ner. The whole of the subscribed ...
... femil te class ?? News. povei le TfiE NEW CRYSTAL PAEACE..-The first coolumn tog a mnof this marvellous structure will be raised on Th ursday aOh, Ill next, by Mr. Laing, M.P. the chairman of the Crystal Palace coh ly Company. The preliminaries for carrying ...