... Brother Wallett. Patron-Right Hon. Lord Leigh. Supporters-The Ol~oers and and Brethren of Free and Accepted Masons of the Province. By command of the } rovincial Grand Master, Lord Leigh. Ron. See., G. A. Suckling, Heq., Solicitor, 11, Cherry Street; from ...

... communication hadhbeen made between the society now proposed and the London Benevolent Society, and it was to be hoped that .an amalgamation of the two would be made, in order that a thoroughly good benefit society could be available for the whole railway ...

... Birmingham Protection Society; Mr. Winterbotham, -governor, and Mr. William Smal- ley, secretary of the London Incorporated Society of Licensed Vietuallers; Mr. Adams, chairman, and Mr. Smith, secretary of the London Protection Society; Mfir. Crossman. secretary ...

... a similar social change in his immense dominions. England *and France have gone through such phases, but the materials of society were essentially different. EDWARD IV., with the popular tendencies which distinguished the House of YORK, broke down the ...

... argu- ment. On the one side of this line all lies within the private province of the workman, with which society has nothing to do; on the other all is ab- normal and unjust, and society is interested in its repression. What shall we say of the work- man ...

... to Peurhyn Cnstlethe members of the tnrhyn Choral Society sang before the royal family. The Queen was so pleased with the effortsof- the ohristers thiat she resolved to present a silver cup to the society through the une n. or. Pennant, of Peurhyn Castlo ...

... can now be not the slightest doubt that there exists a tendency amongst the Magyars to follow the example of the Italian provinces, and to throw off the Imperial yoke. The Government of FRANCIs JossPH appear to be quite aware of this state of affairs, ...

... sterling, Apart from the commerce of the Province of San Paulo itself, this Railway will become the highway by which the large and important Provinces of Mato Grosso and Goyaz, the southern portion of the. Province of Minan Garmes, and the northern di tricts ...

... influence which brightens the face and gladdens the heart of the humblest, and vwhich spreads itself over all classes of society. I do not mean to say that eating roast beef and plum pudding, and a copious supply of liquids is the best and proper way ...

... transferred to the non-settled poor account. WORTHY OF IhITAIOiN.-On Saturday, the 24th inst., the Glassmakers' Friendly Society, of the Birmingham dis- triot, gave their unemployed members the ninth annual treat, in the shape of l0lbs. of good Christians ...

... Hinks. andbi the best guarantee of the soundness of the society is the fact that the transactions undergo-the scrutiny of f e profe- sional acountant. Without professing to know more of Nol 1 Society than appears upon the face of these accounts, it seems ...

... ment, so far from answering any single one of the many requirements of society, is in flagrant contradiction to each and all of them. It is not conservative, but subversive of society. It substituted inextricable confusion to order; subverted security of ...