... and readings was ably rendered by Mrs. Allcock, Miss Laidler, Mr. J. B. Gough, Mr. John Harrison (blind), and Mr. S. Edwards, and was very much [enjoyed. The Rev. Grattan Guinness gave a very telling address on the temperance question. On Sunday last, harvest ...

... corporal named- Scanlin, of the 6th King's Liverpool Regiment, bas died at Lewisham from injuries inflicted by; a train near St. John’s. Over 10,000 applicants reg}ied to an advertisement in gfltlin for fifteen meedlewomen. The French Minister of Marine has ...

... and Tnudtéoin the Pablic Hall, and on Wdnesday in the Congregational Chapel, services have been conducted by the Rev. H. Grattan Guiness, of London, assisted by eight of his pupils from Hulme Cliffe Colliery, Corbon. The services have been well attended ...

... passed away after years of untold suffering.” Mr. John Gaunt, of Ambergate, is a wellknown f~-v> for miles arvid. and mostly has a tame o+ ns comnanicon. which finds a snug resting-, luce wades his lelt arm. M. Gaunt is a pmfmiond rat catcher, and also an ...

... rilk goods. Resist. ance was out of the question, as the pirates, from 15 to 20 in number, had fast cutters and were well armed. Their nationality is net known. ’ e S A Moxumext v Japan.—~Mr. Robert K. Douglas writes from the British Museum: “Instances ...