... Sidney Bristow said he last saw his wife alive on Puly 6 when she had arranged to visit her mother to collect some clothing. When he returned home that ...

... The following an abstract of her Majesty's Royal »sitß last week Monday se'unight the Queen and Prince Albert, •fcortcd the 11 th Hussars, and followed by suitcjleft Windsor Castle for Woburn Abbey,the seat ** the Duke of Bedford. The suite is now limited to six Persons—the Lord iv Waiting, the Lady in Waiting, *he Maid of Honour in Waiting,an Equerry, and Prince Albert's Treasurer aud Equerry ...

... Primitive Methodist Sunday School.—The annual services in connection with tbis school were held on Sunday. Mr. Charles Barnes, of Chesham, preached in the morning, and presided at entertainment of recitations, Ac., in the afternoon, and also a service of song in the evening. There was a good attendance. On Monday the scholars had tbeir usual treat, tea being afterwards provided for visitors. ...

... British and Foreign Bible Society. —The annual meeting was held the Temperance Hull on Monday, the Bey. L. G. Carter presiding. The deputation was the Rev. S. Hebert, of Harrow, who on the previous day preached at Christ Church. The clergy and ministers of the town were well represented on the platform. Regret was expressed at the unavoidable absence of Mr. W. Lowndes, who had been announced ...

... AYLESSURY- The Archdeacon of Bucks. Archdeacon Bickorstcth is now fulfilling his engagement as Select Preacher before the University Cambridge—an office which requires his attendance Cambridge every Sunday until the end of November. Bucks Infirmary.—Patients admitted during the past week. out-patients, I. Wednesday, Nov. 9, patients house, 29; out-patients on the books, 112. Nov. 13.— R. ...

... LIGHTING HALLOWED GROUND. ARABS , KILLED NEAR SCENE OF SERMON ON THE MOUNT. GREEN HOWARDS ENGAGED. A contingent of the Green Howards (Alexandra, Princess of Wales's Own Yorkshire Regiment), who provid ...