... O Saleof STEAM YACHT at Hill's Boat-yard. 2.'30 Bate of SAFES at the Mart, New-street. AUCTION SALE 3 TO-MOBBOW Mil. THOMAS WALKER'S Order of SALES for TO-MORROW are as follows : ?? .. (i FAT STOCK.— At the Mabt. Snot ted Cow Field when he will Sell 40 BEASTS and upwards of 60 SHEEP and LAMBS. 11.30 Lord Wenlock s Pure Shropshire Down RAMS and BBEEDING EWES and GIMMERS, at the Mabt, ...

... Westevan Meruopisw.—We understand that the Wesleyan Methodist denomination contemplate including Chesham in their sphere of active tions, and with that object in view are seeking for @ suitable room in which to hold services. Chesham will be in the High Wycombe Circnit. CRUELTY. —At Brentford Petty Sessions, om Tuesday , James East SPY » timber merchant and woode ee Pe | Ware manufacturer, ...

... New Bank We hear that the corner building site at the bottom of Station- road has been secured for the Bucks and Oxon Union Bank, Limited, with a view to the erection new premuses. Dzatu or Me. Tsomas regret to announce the decease of this gentleman, which took place at his residence in Bellingdon-road on Tuesday. Mr. Climpson had been ill for some time past, and bis end was not ted. The d had ...

... Harvest THANEsGIvinG SERviIcES—the first in this locality—were held at Zion Baptist Chapel, on Sunday, the Pastor (Rev. H. Trueman) conducting the same. The building was extensively decorated with flowers, fruit, vegetables, eve , &c., and on Monday evening these were so) Id. The e' ffort realised a total of NNIVERSARY Services. — There was a peculiar interest attaching to the services that ...

... Subsidence on the Railway.—The Great Western Railway suburban passenger traffic was very : much delayed on Monday in consequence of subsidence the track at Hayes on Sunday night. Owing to tbe heavy rains portion of the embankment slipped away, ' and the relief line sank about foot for distance of twenty-five yards. Efforts were made ou Monday to repair the line, but farther landslips prevented ...

... The Wesleyans have purchased con- veniently-sitnated plot ground in Berkhampsteadroad, which they will erect chapel. The Late Archbishop. —At the churches references were made on Sunday from the pulpit to the late Archbishop of Canterbury, aud the services were marked by appropriate hymns and music. At some of the chapels, also, tbe sad event was alluded to. On the day of tbe funeral a muffled ...

... CHESHAWM. Bene eee SLELIGIOUS silt bas we a at Chesham on which it is intended to erect a church to cost £4,000. Methodism was only int into the town in An last.—The plans for a new chapel and for the Lowér Baptists beem the Urban Council; a new chapel is tobe provided for the Broadway Baptists; a school is and contemplated for Zion Chapel: and last, bat not I eb - t, the Church Mission Room ...

... Perry Sessions. — At the Sessions om Wednesday there were no cases for hearing, and the same thing occurred a fortaight ago. Tue Proposep New ScHooL CHAPEL. —A public meeting to promote the erection of the above place of worship, on @ site already purchased in Berk- , was held in the Board School, Towns- end-road, on Thursday evening. were by the circuit ministers and lay brethren from Wycombe ...

... CHESHA M. LECTURE ON Guosts.—In the Congregational Schoolroom, on Tuesday evening, the Rev. C. N. Barham lectured on ‘‘ Ghosts,”’ dealing with numerous the chair. popular superstitions. Mr. E. Reynolds occupied Tue Mernopists.—An admirable site for a chapel and school has been purchased in the Berkbampstead-road. As a preliminary effort, a school-chapel is to be built, the main entrance to ...

... A New Poor Rate has been made and allowed at 23. in the £ on the assessments of all property other than agricultural land, the rate im respect of which is to be 1s. ir the £. Scuoor Boarp.—At a special meeting held for the purpose of filling up the vacancy caused by the recent death of one of the members, Mr. G. S. Mackaness was unanimously elected. ConGREGATIONAL SunpDAr — Anni- versary ...