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... PRIMATE AND TEMPERANCE REFORM. The Archbishop of Canterhuiy, speaking at the annual meeting of the Church ot England Temperance Society, held at Lambeth Palace, said the two sectuns of the Licensing Comnii•sion were agreed on some important (mentions ...

... Trinity Church on Sunday morning next, the Vicar preach on The Life and Influence of Cowper ; and on Sunday evening be will speak on The Olney Hymns, which were, of course, the joint product of the Rev. John Newton, vicar of Olney, and of William Cowper ...

... the defective work at the shop front, - which, he said, in time, would fall into the street, apart from the main building. Speaking generally, it was a disgraceful case of bad brickwork.—Mr. Randall Rizon Danford, building inspector, gave corroborative ...

... Timothy the wards Contained in the text. These words might also describe the special history of the man about whom he wished to speak that day, John Newton, the friend of the poet Cowper. From oue point of view these words may even inure accurately describe ...

... 381 b. only. —Ellen Young, a neighbour. said the child was treated shatr.etully. She was always crying, but was afraid to speak. One day witness saw her picking things out of the dustbin to eat, and when asked if she was hungry she nodded her head —Warrant ...

... limb. This effective treatment received the commendation of the doctor who subsequently arrived on the scene. The old axiom speaks of a little knowledge being a dangerous thing. A little knowledge in these cases intelligently used instead of being dangerous ...

... Rooker. LA., eller of Mist Church, Beckenham. a most interesting sermon frees the nerds ' In His temple dotb everything speak Via glory. Os Wednesday evening the Rev. Charles Keightly, M.A., vicar of Holy Trinity, Auerley. occupied the pulpit, a most ...

... the pas. Makke. who had, on paper. a very fairly looked like stopping; 20 stand. W. B. and C. change, their analyses, whisk speak foe selves, reading 4 for 42 sad 6 for If romps& Score— BECKENHAM. C. 0. Cooper c Sutherland b Boosey 32 F. H. Nelson b &lofty ...

... thought that this was discourteous to several members of the Council. Not one third of the members had had an opportunity of speaking their opinion about the matter. He should like to know who gave the order and with what authority. The Clerk said the ad ...

... reliable goods marked at 33 per cent, less th an proper value. Household Linens of every d..s-cripti..n marked at prices whieh speak for themselves. CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS. lace Curtains of all kinds. Immense Stock marked 25 per cent. under usual price* ...

... children received very sound instruction and the parents would all agree that there was a happy borne late about the st boo'. Speaking of his own little ones, be could say that they were as happy at school as at home. He expressed a hope that the progress ...