... at the annual church , and stage in St. Amis Churoh. Nlanoiamter, on Sunday night, the Church would fail if it did toutai man 011 aide. A religion that was not intelintual could never kat. It the vaage could teach by high art through perfect illusion it ...

... Solhiwed out in practical life would !cud to • ruin. He did not wArto deny that malty of the horrid spectacles pre,lltoll the stage may is p.client life, but it was not tho mi-sion of the istlge to present life in its lowest insist urfavourable aspects. It ...

... dixtriet on (hi. enhiemmeM. We am • larm family. and oni.' has already memioned the in 'pobl,t. it O longer neresaary to keep the that we may shortly some at the of the owing to results, I think I juatified in Mat it is a of whinh well be proud. We congratudate ...

... booth, in capteitim. We my. many wonderful things of man'e I - invention. anel ye may only be in our initaa stage 4.—The repasment may be made either oy , which the manly art of self-defence was prac• of pular,. There re to believe that at tome equal instalments ...

... prominent in art. literature, commerce, and tho stage, later insole ret4ilutions of the bent for 1907, and cowfided them to the editor of Pear KA11 . 1:1 Magazine. who appropriately enough publisho, them in the January number. people may tontent themselves ...

... of ornmonicaing with the Central Church Committee (offices, Church House, Westminster, S.W.) asking for ruggestions for keeping alive the inaiertant of Church Defence in their parishes during the winter. The lectures and other publications of the Omura ...

... A iiianlo 1110101 Na air ft ostess in fe.hdon ioeiety. IL iv hoped that her rooms may still I, the common meetieg.geound where ihe to literature. art, polities, the stage, and the pulpit, all met !mind know each other. lot it is unlikely that Lady Jenne ...

... very proper step to take, and had there been any member on the Town Conned serioutly alive to the question. it would not have taken two years to arrive at that stage. I was at the Town Council meeting on 3londay afternoon, and elsewhere I give some views ...

... Chas. Whittaker. Practical Inorganic Chemistry (Stage 1): Znd, Annie Halstead and Norman Wilkinsnxi. Building Conatruction: and (stage 1), Llewellyn Williams; Ist (stage I), Best Halstead; and (stage Mark Wallace and James Holt. At .Hatlingden, on Friday ...

... any other art. Don't maim the blonder of mistaking the will e the wisp eccentricity for the miracle-working impulse of genius. The photo grapher may be perfect in hi manipulation, his of exposure tables may he prts-ise. mathematical. he may he skilful ...

... Don't neglect a cold. It mop go on to Influenza; or it may set op a cough that will tear little wound your isles. Then you will spit blood, and the wound will milarge until you are in the first stage of Consumption. Your throat will be husky, your cheat ...

... have never smelled unduly; but it hat dragged through a lingering and violent existtome, which, at any rate, has nerved to keep alive the flame of hostility to the Church in the everincreasing rinks of Protestant Dissenting leaders. The assault upon the ...