... thu Mt. Peter's Church Choir. Mr. John Keenan on behalf of the sub. scribers made the presentation, and in a short speech reviewed the history of the church during the last years. Mr. Dyson feelingly responded. The root of the evening was spent harmoniously ...

... Hill, on Tuesday evening. The place was crowded and the proceeding. were very animated. Mr. W. 11. Drew. of Bradford, in reviewing the progreet of the dispute, said that the statement that the weavers would earn l s. or 12n. a week under the reduced rates ...

... Inmates. MR. STEAD again takes up the question of the supply of reading to inmates of workhouses in the May number of the Review of Reviews, to which we referred a few weeks ago. lie says he does not remember, with one great exception whieh it is unnecessary ...

... of late years a very large margiu between their total votes and the number that the Conservatives had polled, but if they reviewed the events of the last two or three years they would !find that their majority had been fairly stable and reliable. (Cheers ...

... Ashcroft gave the first of two lectures denouucing Spiritualism. At the commencement, the lecturer stated that he intended to review the position he took up a fortnight ago in the Denison Hall, Armley, and to maintain and strengthen that position. He then ...

... and the disese is causing much inconvenience. § Dr. Gorr's Porrtmarr appears in the current number of the feligious Review of Reviews, It is & good one, too. hcmun 48 A Horipay Resosr.—On Monday an half-day excursion was run to Belle Vue, Manchester, ...

... acknowledgment, and the: it was a remarkable one. considering with what it wa• associated but all hail Conte to pans Selomon in reviewing his time mole just the same acknowledgment, in almost the sante woods, and made it three times seer. lie seemed anxious to ...

... favourable in.prension. The attendance mag fairly good. THE SOT A which Mr. Stead has written so entheeiastivally in the Reviews—hag been performing in Leeds during this week. By mismanagement somewhere, their presence hrivearcely been known tl.ere ; ...

... iota of sympathy for the poor. If these terrible Guardians end overseers would read an article in this month’s Contemporary Review they may recéive a tremendous shock to their nervous system, The writer of it actually declares, and proves by indisputable ...

... FACT FOR THE LADIES ! No seconder could be found, and the matter was dropped. THE GUARDIANS LOSING !o?‘2\'- The clerk next reviewed the official deadlock—the Local Government Board wae utterly powerless to sanction the rearrangement until the relieving ...

... giving. THE OUTLOOK : A CHURCH WITHE WASTED ENERGIES. Mr. Lawis thoufiht that at these bi-annual gatherings they should not only review their work, but also take a forecast. It was well to look back and ascertain their failures and mistakes, in order that they ...

... supported the amendment. lie thought Mr, Barnsbee would not be the best man to represent the working chisms in that Ward. Re reviewed part of his public career and dared him to deny voting in a certain manner on one occasion. Mr, Barnsbee (calmly): I did ...