... ViONSN.—Mr. Mark W Olt will. treasurer. acknowledges with best thanks the follow contributions —A donstion from Mr. Alfred Trapnell. Clifton. £2 10s.; from Mm. R. J. Cross, Itarenswoodeosid. E 1; Churchill. El :proceeds of bazaar, by friends (including be. ...

... combination thereof soon permanently injure the sight. When your table or desk is near a window, sit so that your tuce turus from, not towards, the window while you are writing. If your face is towards the window, the oblique rays siriko the eye and injure ...

... £1 la.; from C. P. It., 10%; from Mrs. Wills, 10%; from Miss /tendon, 10s. ; from 8., £1; from Mr. Banjo. Wilson, £1 Is.; from 24.5. It Goes (for &noel). £1 Is. ; from Miss Bemie ...

... sundries, from the children of Christ church, Clifton ; risagasinea, from the Bible and Tract Warehouse, Parkstreet; recotablen, from Mrs. Owen, Westbury-on-Try. also from the following harvest thanksgiving services:—Flower; apples, and tomatoes, ...

... CORRESPONDENCE, ATTACK ON THE PRINCE'S MAIL DRIVER CURIOUS STORY FROM SANDRINGHAM. I AND MIRROR. A saneetionel .eery comes to hand from Kind's TO THE EDITOR OF TER BRISTOL WETS Lynn, from which town a special mail service is eatintained to trandringhars•house ...

... not appear. and kind -Clothing from Mies leer, Caoynge home, he Said and costa-John Ford and James Clifton down 3 fancy Bower-pot from Mrs. were summoned by P.S. Fairchild for being Muscly, Royal Promenade; 9 scrap-book. from the highway, and wore tined ...

... of BOOKS. PRAYER BOOKS. CHI SERVICES, GENERAL AND FANCY STATIONERY. At a Redaction of per cent, from usual Price*. A Large Assortment of ALBUMS, SCRAP-BOOKS, WRITINGCASES. PURSES. CARD CASKS, PHOTOGRAPHS, Ac , Ac., to Sold very Cheap.—Cl. PARK-STREET. ...

... Englishspeaking world use Pitman's system of shorthand, while it haa also been adapted to ?tench. German, Median, Dutch, Spanish, Welsh, and some !:astern such uillionMA Japeneee and Malagasy. In all. lialfho persons use the system all over the world. The illness ...

... kind as follows : —Two scrapbooks and a tea set, anonymously; flee flannel jackets and two nightdresses, from Min Hooke, Uhippenbam ; gooseberries and rhubarb, from Mrs. Vilney ; cabbages from F. Underhill; flowers and fruit, from the New ...

... tient of her Doe .Arum.. (atwitter, to the Matra's later: -Cl from Mon I. A. itobloa 0. Waal Town; 4e. from Miss Kathleen Rigby.; 2.. ed. front Steadies; td. front A Friend; it. eel. from donates et Cleeedoo Maks H The hue. acknowledge. with beet that ...

... coutents of collecting boxes from boys of Christ church schools, Cliftem. pm Mr. Hayes, £1 31.7 d. ; collecting box from Miss Eridgett Low, of Wratall, £3 95.: alto a scrap-book from Milli Gladys Low, and three scrap•books front Mrs. ...

... 6d. from Mr. Harding Thomas i dT from the ehiklren of St. timen's pm the Rey. N. Y. Birkelyre ; 13s. tL (rem collecting-hoz at Hr. Henry Flower's, St. road • donation of £5 55., and 6d. to each patina la H the mmital, from a Friend ; 10s. from Miss Baba ...