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... ,j 0 M| Wr W oh o itn limitaism. Services in Clifton Ct'Cticised. In connetion t with th o ristol Church Assogatioon, Mr Walter Walsh last night lectured at the Victoria t rooms on The Mass in the Churoh of England-a Ritualistic Service and itu Meaning, Alderman J. InIksp presided. The attendance was limited. The CHAInRMA extended a cordial welcome to Mr Walsh, w ho was, he said, well known ...

... AN INEVITABLE ACOIDE3INT. A SUGGESTION TO THE RIVER AUTHORITIES. i Yesterday, in the Admiralty Division of the High I Court,, Mr Juetice Bucknill, sitting with Trinity Masters, delivered his ressrved'judgment In the case of the owners of the Vera% v. the owners of the Blarney. The aotion was brought by the owners of the s.s. Verax, of West Hartilepool, to reoover for the damage sustained by ...

... THE JJUB1LEE CELEBRATIONS. In connection with the jubilee celebration of ]edland Park Sunday school, a model blackboard lesson was given on Monday afternoon by Ur F. F. Balseyi J.P., in Redland Park hall. In the eveninga tea and social intercourse of pastteachers and scholars was held, the High Sheriff (Mr G. A. Wills) acting as host and president. A public meeting followed, In the hall. There ...

... :EMSFOR w TO-MORROW. THE CHURCH OK.'ENGLAND, The Cathedral-The'Arcldeacon, 10:30: The Deau 7 The Lord Mayor's Chapol-Rev J.H. BrJhtflan&aw30. St. Bartbolomew-Rev P. Hudson, l1 anu 830. Christ Church, Cliftou-Rov IV. L. Bell,ll1; Rov R. Kidd 3,16; RevT. C Chapman. 6.30 St. Clelnbnt-.RGv '. IH. Kirkhialt, II: Right Rev BishoP Marsden, .30 Emmannel, Bristol--Rov R. Cornall, 11 and 6.30. ...

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... IDftittVi Rmoo COLEFORD, BATH. ( Much card and taste were shown on the decoration t of the sacred edifice of Holy Trinity Church by Mrs e W. A. Dwight and a number of willing helpers. The services were conducted both on Sunday and Christmne Day by thaecar (the RbvW. A . Dwight). i On Christmas Day the choir, under M~r Wilson E *ver, who was at-the organ, gave an admlrable rendering P of Roland ...

... EXETER SCHOOL3. C N TRA .L. ?? annel Prize distribution in connection with thebe eter Central Schools took plaae at the schools on Tuesday. The Sheriff pre. sided, and those also present included Arcaohdeacon Sandford, Canon Edmonds, Sub-Dean Bramley, the Revs S NV E Bird. W Brongliam, 11 A Afortitinr, WV David, F L Bazeleyl e de Yere Welchre enE T Fowerake i and Mr G L Boundy. Tbee Matyor was ...

... ; N.). XXXIV. MR. T. LINSCO'I T. One of the most interesting personalities in ?? I. presenter tby Mr. Tom Linscott. He is on. of those mei who seem to have no corners or Juvtin' cornices wherewith to bruise Ohm si sceptibilties of their fellows, and i herefore he can shake the band of friendship everywhere round. For he is ever on the best of terms fwith all Mit. T. LINSCOTT. II clssses. Ih. ...

... NAj'riL. -_ TAI BATTLE OF COLUENSO. DEBVOYS SUPPORTENG THE GAUNS. AN HEIROIC MISTAKE. We tun indebted to the Stanrdoitlr' Ceorreepo itt for further details of Sir ikdver's Ihloil' 'attack on the Boar position at colc'tsrw y-esterday week. Ile says: The Field A:ii'!evv were, in proportion, the heaviet;. slietor3r. The whole rf the 66tb FatTlrv -ar,. four uris of tho 14th were omptter 't'ho ...

... Idielve Alliot typ refuse reocii& . ) . - .. ?? reoevvb . I . ?? delivered between 9 a.. an6 5 pl * although as rnuch as 140 torts lad boui. . . . _ .1 _ , I 6. ,received in one day. It appeared to be' 2mpossible in oradinary. working toi mgusrantee a regular supply, -and it was: Lowet cdvisable to provide meanti of storage to knock. cope with extra large deliveries. The years ] difculty ...

... A MOCK LUM:NARyt'L. icrat [ t3Y A BANKER. J l Tiighin the opper reuionsofrllc:ies9he lean practically be0yon the inilc..ot ol the tJr- vi t, rnmdiaiing frona the eoth e t see, especially in summer, a nuinbor oi tleec, , white ciar-cloads, which it is easy to discern, are far arcovc any otieis 'a3iig *t the titans. Thesegraceful alost iuianoio rig flecks of apparent v1p; ur arc It ?.vo great ?? ...