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... the parochial system. The Bishop of London had no charge to make against the incumbent who had piohibited the Exeter-ball tervices. He had no doubt acted conscientiously, but at the same time. as he, the Bishop of London, believed, without the exiivi-e of ...
... OF THE NEW BRIDGE.—Since our report of the opening of the new bridge over the river Taff, at Pontypridd, we understand that several additional sub- scriptions have been received by the committee towards the expense attending its erection. The new bridge ...
... aspiration ascend fora happy Christmas at Lucknow-—Illustrated London News. CHRIST M A S FOR E V E R We have seen good old customs abolished, To our anger, vexation, and grief; May we ne'er grow so dainty and polished As at Christmas to fall ...
... duty Thus the season will be to thee a religious feast; and thou wilt have; in very truth a merry Christmas.' In our 8th page will be found several Christmas tales and pieces of poetry adapted to the season in the one entitled A leg added to the 'Old Arm ...
... reviews the effects of his expenses on his yearly income through the medium of hit Christmas bills. When we greet our readers again, it will be to wish tbem a happy new year. This week, then, ju-t a word on one of the lesson*, at lea-t, which the oc-urences ...
... women. Dr. Mackay, who is now in America has a new work in the press upon the Mormons-their present Condition and Future Prospects. Very interesting letters from him arrive by every mail. CASSELL'S ILLUSTRATED FAMILY ALMANACK.-The last Edition tor this year ...
... Summary of the last News from India.) Our columns are crowded this morning with detailed accounts of the news brought from Bom- bay and Calcutta by the mails that reached Lon- don last night; but, first of all, let us make re- ference to news connected with ...
... estimated expense byi Mr. J. Samuel, the engineer, of the London Tramway, incl iding contingencies, is re- ported to Parliament to amount to £31,001). From the Order in Council, taking effect under the new Divorce Act, on Monday last, no action is to be ma ...
... EVBRTBODT. London: Ward and Lock, 158, Fleet-street. This neatly-printed publication, containing a variety of facts about the food we consume, the clothes we wear, and the house we live in, is remarkably cheap, being very nicely illustrated, and cannot ...
... The Sunday evening services at Westminster Abbey will recommence the first Sunday of the new year. The population of the kingdom of Sardinia, according to the new census, comprises 5,194,807 inhabitant. There is great talk of a possible schism in the ...
... our minds in early years, as we advanced it carried with it renewed conviction of its truth, hut it never was more fully illustrated than in recent occurrences in this town. For weeks ,ve have been deluged at our Board of Guardians with renewed charges ...
... expected to be brought on the London Stock Exchange next year. The remarkable book of Jose Caveda, on the history of Spanish architecture, says the Crayon, has been translated into German by Paul Heyse. Mr. Albert Smith gave his new entertainment at the Egyptian ...