... (FROM BELL'S WEEKLY MESSENOER.) The season is now close at hand for the commence- ment of certain kinds of planting operations; and those of our friends who contemplate extensive ground-work operations, involving the planting of deciduous trees and shrubs, will act wisely in maturing their plans as soon as possible, so as to be enabled to begin operations early in October. The best time for ...

... IPSWICH, sfterlEsifp, Occtobear Is, 18057. lI'SWICII CEMETERY. Inferpytntsn duirifl f w~o trpk nditk/ October 3. Mary atlian, O yers. i. CovIIilt, sept. 217. 'riiouiia wilkinsoan, 7:2 %Rcare, St. IMnttlieV, Sept. 28. (bartle M1ev. 21, ?? Helell, Sept. 28. Aratnilh filoenitheld. 73t vitira.4 St, I Meen, Sept. 28. I .aar1A Eu. I Iniglio, ilitteat, St. Ilargarci , Sept. 25.' Walter E. Clikrke, ...

... HAKVEST THANKSGIVING.—Last Tuesday, in this place, was set apart to hold special prayer meetings, as thanks- giving for tha harvest. The English and Welsh Wes. leyans, in conjunction with the Calvinistic Methodists, had meetings at their respective places of worship throughout the day, commencing at seven a.m. The evening meeting was held in tbe new Wesleyan Chapel, where a large congregation ...

... THE BUTE DOCK EXTENSION. A glsnce ehannflward from the pier-hear), taking in the tortht of pilen rising from the mud Uiward the mouth of the riser Tulf, and the long trsin^of blfflast trucks mov- 'o g *>ackwai N and forwards on embsnkments stretching far beyond what a few months ago was the line of shore, reminds us thi:t?hetime has come for recording ihe progress of the new dock works at this ...

... THAT the next election will be a severely contested one there are few so bold as to doubt. Not that it is ex- pected that many candidates will come to the poll, for there will, probably, be no more than three or four at the utmost, but the race will be a hotly contested one, and between the second and third it will be very severe. As usual, before such contests, there are many expres- sions ...

... The following amusing Parody on the Epistles of St Paul has been issued by authority of the Archbishop of Canter- bury: TO THE FAITHFUL IN CHRIST JESUS, THE PRIESTS AND DEACONS, AND THE LAY MEMBERS OF THE CHURCH OF CHRIST IN COMMUNION WITH THE ANGLICAN BRANCH OF THE CHURCH CATHOLIC. We, the undersigned bishops gathered under the good providence of {od for prayer and conference at Lambeth, pray ...

... BIIBrNGHAM AND ITS THIRD MBMBEW. I~~ a A meeting of the Birmingham Trades Council was held on Thursday night, the main object being to or- aanise a movement which shall lead to the election of a ' working man as the third member for Birningham. Mr. GIMLIVER presided. Mr. D. BAILEY moved the following resolution:- That the council consider the advisability of co-operating with the Reform ...

... SELECTIONS FROM TEE PEREODICALS. CEO W05'FINGTON'5 LAST NOnilil. Mrs. Wofflngtonhadheid Rosalind as her own for ten years, when, cm the 3rd or Hay, 1751, she put on the dress for the last time. She was then at Oovent Qarden. Some prophetic feeling of ill came over her as she struggled against a fainting-fit while assuming the brktal.dress to the last act. She had never disappointed an audlense ...

... SIIOCKING CRDIMEl IN RxUSSIA. The /Iinsulb'lif .5, of tho 2i'th iilt., recortds a case of a pecuiliarly horrible char acter, which lois just boen hieard before the( criminall tribunal of Vladimir. A rann named P inisin, a member of a iumI orons and fanat~ical cxiassili -.Lct valledflhe soct of (the Savkour, tatuly kiloiedhis own soti. and offhrrd himiii s isacr'ir fice to I.]od. Taoe ilarni- ...

... I WOODJSTOCK.* ?? I Dirn.-Scpt. 310, aged 15, James, third son of the late Edmund Harper, of the Rose and Crown Ian, Stonesfield. I PRsESETATION1 OF A TESTeIaOINvAT, TO THE Rxv* W. SANDERS-On1 Monday last the Senior, Churchwarden ofI Illetchingdon waited upon the Rev. W. Sanders, Master of thle Grammar Salted of this PBorough, to present to him an address, and at handsome testimonial, from the ...

... OPENING OF THE NEW TOWN HALL: (Co21thutee from Page 7.) OPENING OF MOOR PARK. Yesterday, the festivities were continued, The steets wer ?? litle uieteii tthan oni tho preooding day, and there were quite as manv visitorsain the town. As the time drew wat near for the opening of Moor Park, shops began to be the closed, and preparations made for a second day's hol Iday. ane Moor Park has not the ...

... Disgwyyf.-CYennaliwyd cyfatfod cystadleuol perth. ynol i'r. Ygol Sibbathol ye y le hwn no Sadwro, Medi 2Sain. Beirniad. y Parch. John Robeits (lenan Gwyllt), Llanbere. CYlmmerwyd y gadair lywyddol gan Mr. Hugb D. Prichiard' abthyawr Ysgol rytanasidd, Deiniol- en. Gaon eind ye 'led brin o newyddion yr wythnosau bye, fe allai y byddal yn ddoeth i ni wneyd sylw bach o'r ithvaw-ne~tydd-hwn sydd ...