... THE CRY OF T E OHILDREN. AIDDRESS BY MRS. ORMISTON CHANT Child Life in London, wan the subject upon which Mrs. L. Ormiston Cbatit spoke on Stioday evening rvim the pulpit of Oraage-Street Chapel, TLicsster-iquaro, en the oecasioa of the 87th anniversary of the Sunday School. She based her di ~ourse on hatthew, ch. 21, v. 8 and 9- Ad a very great multitude spread their garments in the way; ...

... TI-Hl CHASING AND SLAYING OF ANU. [BvY WlLLIAM A. DUTT.] WIHILE the earth was warmed by the beams of the sun-,god, and the flowers bloomed in the forests and on the grass-lands, Ung and Mole spent their days in pleasant wanderings together wherever fancy led them, and their nights in peaceful sleeping on the sandhills by the shore ; but when the leaves began to fall and the wind to blow coldly ...

... Ubc Uop of, the moom, filoo DEATIH OF LADY RIDLEY. We announce with very gtreat regret the death of Lady Ridlep: which occurred at three o'clock this mrorning at her residencet 10, Carlton House Terrace. Lady Ridley, who was unconscious all day yesterday, had been suffering trom blood poisoning and pneumonia Supervening on influenza. It had been apparent for some days that her condition was v ...

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... Publishers' Announcements. S _ANDS & 00 THE PROCESSION OF LIFE. Cr. 8vo. 6s, THE PROCESSION OF LIFE. Cr. 8vo. 6s. BY HORACE ANNESLEY VACHELL. Mr. Vachell is to be reckoned of the tribe of benefactors of which Dickens was the chlief.-SPECTATOR. LOUP GAROU I Crown Svo. 6s. LOUP GAROU ! Crown 8vo. 6s. BY EDEN PHILLPOTTS. A collection of good stories. It admirably fulfils its purpose of amuse- ...

... I TOILERS ANhD MOILERS. I THE PLASTERERS' DISPUTE, Bli JAMES lMAWDSLET. Pi'AeraTesM ' DThri, De employers in the bultjd. uig trade appear to have have bad the cheek ton sk the Works Department of thle Loideo:t CoueIh Coittcil to join titei in their settion respecting the pliesteri-s, TJhe oity reply mado to tiis by t le Departmtnt is a lnltice whiceh iltS been posted tip lit till pitecs where ...

... PYERSONAU L. Lord Funcei} of C iloe-en is montog His(, most recent dlistiligishiod resiltcm rc of tiel losev Iri.ll Club which has bait promuoed in aondlotn Veneratiel Arnlideneoli Suittonl was ridilln at biivle lit Peri'ssey on Aloondity wlieni his ntiichiiie o elv turned it d his houliter wns listocatell. Captain thoe 1-oe. A. t. A. Iloren-Iutliveii hies lnen awarded the Victoria Cross for ...

... THLS IUIISII CLIUB, OPENKNG-YESTflLDAY. LORD CHIEF JUSTICE JOINS. The opeclelg of the(' Irs illt 'ub wits inlarigirated Yes- tierdla Ili a el) o'0 10450 I21(w lit theit, prelinles, II.I trrd L1.ree (ovent t;nrl'llr, 'l.ll chliti ?? wrore lrlcolrvt'lil'cl l t'ovit-locl Ili' it ht'illiartt ?? oif Irish lailies 411111 goertilr'lirrI. I'arber itt tI [I 11d0 a gerliviil ?? of thle mluilhrasi ofti ...

... I P]UDENTIAL ASSURA SSE COMPANY. From its inception this comi.any has pro- gieseed year by year in such a marvelloau waj ac to make it the giant oi the insiurance world, and its fiftieth annual report just issued is a sbeet whoee iiguaec are astound- iag in their magnitude. In the Uraisairy branch the number of polihies issued during the past year was 64, ad assuiing tie suni of t. 421,59t1., ...

... all c Qq1tecill? --jourliq ONCE more the Queen is settled in the Riviera. Owing to un- propitious weather the Royal journey was delayed for two days, but eventually the trip was made under the most pleasant conditions of fine weather and calm sea. Everywhere along the route, from Windsor to Folke- stone, her people had come out in force to wish Her Majesty God-speed, and as the train ran into ...

... QI-L)c QOurtil at GillliQ CMICz has bcen the scene of a regular 'amily gathering since the Queen's arrival. First can-e the Duke and Duchcss of Connaught in the Surprise, full of interesting reminiscences of their trip to the Soudan. Duke Alfred of Saxe-Coburg was the next arrival, followed by the Prince of Wales, who came over from Cannes in time to welcome the Princess and her two daughters ...

... THIS MORNING9S NEWS. Tho Burnlo.Joos ~Exhibition at the New Callery is not closed. it will remain open until April tho 8th. Sir Edward Grey has accepted an invitation to address a Liberal mecting at Peebles on the 8th of April. Mr. Abquith has fixed Friday, April 28th, as the diate of his visit to Guildford, when he will Inddss a joint umeeting of the Liberals of the t QuildforO, Chartstiy, d ...