... said clauses have alienated many from the Church, and deterred many conscientious persons from entering her ministry. That the said clauses are unnecessary as a protection to the Catholic faith, long as the passages from Holy Soripture, on which they are ...

... ending 31st March, 1882, shows the revenue for the year, inclu- OITA of £2,375 9s. 44. brought from the previous year's account amounted to £146,156 Bs. 86., from which falls to be deducted— interest on debentures, &co £73,193 148. 10d.1 cost of land improvement ...

... and numerous other papers combine to form a most attractive number. FURTHER LETTER FROM STANLEY 1t a meeting of the Geographical Soetiety, on Monday, a further letter from Stanley was read, in wine!' the intrepid Explorer, after detailing the impediments ...

... wickets lamiti2 'teasing, - - - -- - A correspondent sends the following cuttings from the advertising columns of contemporaries. He sugg est s that a very curious scrap-book might be made of such extracts, and we agree with our correspondent. The collection ...

... Woe! rg. THE OLD YEAR'S DEATH. (From the Bristol Observer.) /Newly, solemnly, toll ye!the bell, For the old year lies a-dying, Coldly wrapt in the shroud of the snow With the boughs o'erhead soft sighing. Sadly, mournfully, gaze on him now, Hush ye all ...

... illustrations typical of the four seasons, executed in a most excellent manner, and is handsomely bound. Pirated Poems, a reprint from an old book found on a bookstall (Howe k Co. London). This is a clever little volume, being a collection of short poems, of ...