... lavish expenditure Groan under one of the heaviest loads, And the East Wind will now ask you to lend it your Ear while it speaks of the Leytonstone roads. I think I am right when I say 'twill be found That the Leytonstone folk to their utter disgust, ...

... choir, a fact which speaks well, not only for the tact and skill of the choir master, but for the readiness of the choir to submit to the necessary discipline. The singing at this church is, in every respect, congregational, and thoroughly earnest. ...

... THE EAST WIND. SIR,—I am very pleased see the appearance of the EAST WIND in our neighbourhood, a newspaper professing to speak the plain unvarnished truth without respect to party or in a partizan spirit ; and I trust such support will be afforded to ...

... help. RATEPAYERS' ASSOCIATION. -We understand it is intended to form a ratepayers' association in Leyton, or more strictly speaking to re-constitute an association by a portion of the members of the old society. We regret to announce the death of Harry ...

... bolder; It is plain to our eyes you've a right to advise, For, of course, you're a very large holder ! When I heard them thus speak, I would turn in my cheek The quid that grew staler and staler, Give a shrug to my breech, and say sweetly to each, Why, Lord ...

... are so simply rendered that all can join in them, and are the rule rather than the exception in town churches. I am glad to speak of the musical part of the service, because it enables me to thank, as I do most sincerely, our good organist and choirmaster ...

... obtained an encore left something to be desired in the singing; of the other songs it is not necessary to speak. But we have great pleasure in speaking of the high character of the singing of many of the part songs. Part singing is evidently the strong point ...

... gentlemen who are not made in a mould of cast iron, and gifted with heads as clear as Big Ben, and as hard as what the cynic speaks of by a conventional euphemism as his heart, are wont to fortify their vigour, and to neutralise the growing infirmity of ...

... ' But no one else who had ever seen her would be surprised. In seasons of extreme peril there is magical influence in the speaking eye of the spiritual enthusiast. And that was indeed a time of peril. Bear in mind what I told you of the mortality close ...

... discharge of his public duties, having attended no fewer than fortyfour meetings of the board in the course of the year. So speaks an advocate of Mr. Byas. On the other hand, without intending any disrespect whatever to him, the inhabitants of Leytonstone ...

... since they had been turned away from Wanstead Flats had taken their carts to Harrow Green and made it their home. He could speak to their being honest and industrious, possessing great reverence for the rites of the church. They could and did bring their ...

... WRIGIITSON seconded the resolution. He said that the time had now come when they should act with energy, and as churchmen speak with no uncertain sound. Their duty had now been put before them in a tangible shape, and the responsibility was upon them ...