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... FRtENDLY SOCtETY NOTES. Mr Tom Hushes, the Grand Master of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows, is paying the penalty 01 greatness. He has already ran the gauntlet of two pnblic processions, three banquets, and innumerable public meetings. He will be due at Cardiff shortly to receive the united congratulations of South Wales triendly Society men. Mr JElughcs has been reading up the history of ...

... ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP. THE CHURCH AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS. The Bangor Diocesan Conference was held at Machyntleth yesterday, and was presided over by the bishop of the diocese, this being his first appearance in conference since his appointment to the see. There was a large attendance of clergy and laymen. His Lord- ship, in the course of his address, referring to what was called the crisis in ...

... i CONSEMCIATION OF TflJ, LIGHTFOOT I !MSLE, ST IMARGARETS, DDAEAIAR. ! Yesterday being St Matthew's Day, the Bishop of Aberdeen consecrated the aisle of the new F Church of St Margaret's, Braemar, erected in memory of the late Bisihop of Durham, Dr Ligic- foot. The service, which was at 8 a.m., began in the temporary wooden church with the read- l ing of a petition for the consecration of the ...

... ]'UB'LIC HEALTH CONGRESS. Address by the Marquis of Lorne. Thie 'Marquis of Lorne, who was accompanied iw Sir Matthew White Ridley, 31.?. for the ow nison, presided yesterday at the cpering of the Congress of the Royal Institute of Public lipalth at Blackpool. In the course of his ad- sere-, the President dwelt upon the wonderful results obtained in the world of scientific medi- eine. and ...

... I THIR EDlTJON. - gA.L3u OMi103. 5.15 A.t. THE- TRANSVAAL CRIS' Pretoria, September 21. The authorities are busy serving out arns to the burgbers to-day. Tho services of a Ecllandee corps have been accepted. It is denied that any movement of forces to the borders has begun. Pietermaritzburg, September 210. The Imperial Government is blamed for allow- ing the negotiations to reach the present ...

... TO THE EDITOK. Sir, —In thanking you for the very fall reports of my late husband's death and funeral, may I at the same time be allowed the medium of your paper to sincerely thank the many hundreds of friends in nil parts of VYalfts and the North of Englacd who have sent letters of sympathy to me and my family in our bereavement ? I should like to be able to thank all individually, but it ...

... STEVEKS' Fine Brs&d. Steveas' Pore Butter Cakes. Steveni delicious Pastry. Stevens' French Brea;d, cusp aDd uutty. Va,u will catll. 470e In all diaea-sea consult the eminent specia.hat. Dr Bridg-,kter, M.D.. U.S A Custom Honse-street CoALS per ton for c&sh on delivery. Best v&Ine n CajdHT good quality. Bed Ash (large). 16a 6d Cobbles (large dize). 15s 6d Nuts, 148 6d Kitchene coal 13a 6d. ...

... | MEETING AT BLACKPOOL ADDRESS BY THE MARQUIS OF LORNE- The annual congress of the Royal TIstitute of Public Health was opened yesterday at Black- pool. It will last for a week. The visit of the Institute has aroused great interest in the popular health resort, and adequate arrange- 3 ments had been made by the corporation and townspeople for the success of the- gathering. The formal opening ...

... Ihe 'cop of the {IIbornfng. THiE (QcsvE-S VISIT To BRISTOL. The date of the Queen's visit to Bristol to open the Royal Convalescent Home in honour of her long reign has now becen tinally Iixed for Wednles- day, November 15, two days after the Colston anniversary. YELLOW FI-EVi ItN THlL Sr~ris. A telegram of to-day's datc frontl Renter's correspoittent at ?? York savs three more eases of ...

... LAUNCH OF A CUNARDER ON THE TYKE. There vwas lannchecd from the shipbuilding yard of Messrs Swan & a1Hunter, Wallsend-on-1I Tyne, vosterday afternoon, a finely modelled steamer for the Cunard Steamship Company (Limited). The vessel was launched ia a markedlv successfuli manner, and was named Ivernia by the Countess of Ravensworth. The event caused immense interest throughout ship- building ...

... PROVINCIyAL NEW& -ST. -PATRICK'S CHURCH , * CASLI4 ?? OONSVC0RA\TICN. OF ALTARS. 0 f -, , ?? - Mhloitr,. WeVedy. -: One of the isiost impressive and beautiful ceremonies of the: Catholic Church will be W t-+, nessed on Risay. Sunday in j Cstlerea, when within the stately and imposing edifice of St Patrick's the Altars Will ie- 3l emily conse- crated. Any ceremony connectedq n it - tlie ritual ...