... voicing; in fact the whole instrument must be overhauled and put in order. Messrs. Foster and Andrews, of Hull, the builders of the Organ at Holy Trinity Church, estimate the cost of this work at £5O, for which sum they will undertake to carry it out thoroughly ...

... before, which was a great gain to those who possessed gold, but a corresponding loss to the owners of silver. Silver was now 22 times less valuable than gold, instead of 15, and the rupee, once worth 25., was now worth but Is. 4d. Silver valued in the ...

... their church might be more fully restored, according to the primitive model, that testimony of the belief of the unworthy bishop now occupying the ancient See. He would now pass to the happier and more peaceful consideration of the work of the Church in ...

... and Lady Eleanor Heneage now hopes to return to Hainton Hall, Lincoln, in time to hold a stall at the bazaar for St. Andrew’s Church, Grimsby, on October 6. On Friday an inquiry was held at Grayingham, touching the death of George Wright, aged 78, who ...

... English bowling, and were all out for 106, likely that the remarkable assembly of Londoners | Mr. Hornsby took three wickets for 22, Being 146 would come and go as uneventfully and quietly as it | behind, the iome eleven followed on, and had scored did. At ...

... forward. Was it because the Church had failed in its mission? No. It wa3 because the Church in Wales was an advancing, a living Church, and a Church rising from elevation to elevation, and he acked was it not from feur of that Church being ...

... PRIMARY EDUCATION IN LINCOLYN. CHANCELLOR LEEKE AND MR. J. Tn the current month's * Church House Magasine ™ appears & copy of the more important parte of Mr. }Joh Richardson’s recent letter to the “ Leader; and Nummdedmm ’-fol.b'l:— “Dear Mr. Edilor ...

... (the winner of the three mile race a month ago), F'. Andrew, and G. Anderson were the -'nmrel itors. Hodgson won by about a yard and a half. Varney was second, Scoffin came in a good third, and Andrew feurth. Time Jomin, 11 2-Gsecs, Bovrriay Scnoors™—The ...

... not | present Temperance [all nlnns: in such a position Churches. Now there ix a move on (he part of the musieal o :.u i e et M';:;‘. oot |5B to render the whale plot of land & mest desirable Church party to get. hold of the school again and o 0 B e i praccfal ...

... Blankney Church, Rev. Master and Misses Howard LAVeus ..oooen o edt‘-':: Rev. V. B. G‘ :l.: g W“B‘h lnllod 'l‘c-wrnu Collection at St. it i's Church, Line g Doni meton-on: Gm fand of HoOpe wooouoee o O eGk .©BB M. e St m’..uu. Audrew’s Churches, ’I Yooz ...

... Sheriff (Mr. . Mortimer). Aldermen Page aud Malthy. the Very g::. Dean Wickham, the Ven. Archdeacon Kaye, v Chancelior leeke, Sub-Dean Clements, or _Bramley, Canon Hutton, Canon vt Niehting e. M. Coll - b Te 3 i essrs. J. M. € wowow, g reison. 3P, and J ...

... ad if other similar roads were # treated.—The minutes were adopted in their & tirety, and Mr. Burton’s amendment defeste! 1 22 votes to five.—Mr. Burton: 1 have no resl® jection. (lAn?htcr?—llr. TLamb remarked that¥ Mhould apply for a list of first-class ...