... of the chairutan and mernbers of the cotamittee of the Charity Organization Society at Oxford. confereuces of representatives and memsbers of Charity Organization Societies will be held in Oxford on Wednes- day sad Thursday next, and on the evenino of ...

... by throwing a heavy steel implement at ham and fracturing his elc11. There has been an exciting balloon race from the Crystal Palace. Mr Spencer, who won it, sailed a distance of seventy miles in an hour and twenty minutes. He passed over Epping Forest ...

... while a pupil at the Echool of MisB Cook, a member of the choir of St. reter's Church, where Mr D. W. Rootham, the Bristol Madrigal Society's conductor, was organist, attracted attention by the remarkable quality of her voice. In response to a suggestion ...

... sixty-four years of age, will best be remembered for the splendid work done by the Children's Aid Society, which he founded in 1852. Since that time the Society has removed from the slums of New York and settled on the western lands from 90,000 to 100,000 ...

... their ways. AU remained standing during the performance of the chorale. It did not strike us that the e music, either vocal or instrumental, was very effec- tive, although in the chorale the chapel choristers had the assistance of Madame Lind (Gold- t ...

... Mendelssohnas Weddizg 1o was played on the organ. t At the close of the ceremony the Queen and 1 Royal family returned to the Palace the A battery of the Royal Horse Artillery, stationed in the e Long Walk, firing a salute of 21 gans as the 0 qortege passed ...