... secular clergy, of which I speak in 'The Fortnightly Review,' has been gradually forming for slung while. It has, I believe, been definitely organis3d for several months. The leaders have only been waiting for an opportunity to speak and act. They put themselves ...

... THE DOCTOR FOR NERVOUS CASES. It is not every medical man who is cut out, to speak, for conducting a case of neur. asthenia to successful and happy termination. A kind manner and the kind look that tells of true and sympathetic soul are essential to ...

... LORD LONDONDERRY ON THE GOVERNMENT. The Marquess of Londonderry, speaking at a fete of the Londonderry Habitation of the Primrose League in Wynyard Park, Stockton-on-Tees. raid the Government had a large and loyal majority. and it was to the interest ...

... floating up from the flat below : Ah, thirty love. Now let's make it forty love. Horrors! Miraposia! Do you think they art speaking of osculation? Sister Drincipea, I am shocked at your suggestion. The honour of the building demands an investigation. ...

... spiritual life. In the fourth, the mailers are reminded of the incalculable difference caused to women by Christianity. The fifth speaks of certain womanly graces. The sixth makes an effort to revive that ideal of modesty which is not uncommonly thought out of ...

... Governor-General of the Australian Commonwealth, who returned to llopetoun House, near FAlitiburgli, last week, when asked to speak of his Australian experienci a demurred on the ground that they had been threshed out some months ago. When it was suggested ...

... MURDER IN WHITECHAPEL. At the Worship-street Police-court. on Friday, John Wflonald, a sturdy fellow of the labouring class, speaking with a Scotch accent, was charged with the wilful murder of James Groves by stabbing him in the neck with a knife.—The p ...

... round the table to the centre of the dais. There he stood for a time looking fixedly at the congregation facing him. Then speaking softly, almost musically, and with deliberation, lie said: It is appointed unto man once to die,and after that the judgment ...

... premises of the Kirkby Stephen Liberal Club, and during his 'speech he referred to the Education Bill. He said he might be speaking to many Nonconformists, but they knew he was • Churchman. Notwithstanding that fact, they also knew he believed in religions ...

... clear of doubtful ventures. But there was a great deal more behind this business than even Mr. Musenthal suspected ; and, to speak metaphorically, the unfortunate fish, in escaping the present hook, was merely floundering towards one which was wielded by ...

... Society's silver medal in rough fell •ep Jas. Hudson. Troutbeck, got third for Owner lamls. The following results in the Herlwlcl speak for themselves : Aged raw. IJ. Parker, Low Skagit'. It. 111,;g : Wlrdseme. 'erve and h.c. W. Marketeth, Anibisep.. !srliog ...

... Kendal, will read a par on the subject, and Mr C. Montague Barlow, chief oira of the Archdeaconry of London, is expected to speak. The third subject is The supply of clergy as affected by depreciation of clerical incomes, upon whieh the speakers are Viscount ...