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... an eOam. tion en mosse of even the humbler class of Russic, Jews, it is certain that without more ?? stantial aid than thiat of the voluntary ea, tributions supplied through the Loindon iad Berlin Committees., a frightful catastrophe' is sooner or later ...
... on education, as may secure their maintenance in an effective condition, they being by their nature at present excluded from aid, yet requiring it in a far higher degree than those on whom it is conferred. 1 For the Industrial Feeding Schools, authority ...
... divisienal a magistrate; the military (consisting of a detachment of A the Welqh Regiment) being under the command of Malor b Mayhiew aid tre' Constabulary wiie in charge of County Inspector He'aid. The expedition marched in strict Is military order, advanced ...
... done during the time he had bten in oftice. (Applause.)-Mr. Aid. OD(nWIN seconded the motion, and called upon the assembly to give three of the heartiest cheers they could in its ?? cheers aid one cheer more were then given, foll owed by prolonged applause ...
... on Wednesday-The 1. I following are, according to the Russian veision, the cir- P ut unatanoea connected with the alleged voluntary submis. e. slon of Merv. The staff officer, Captain Aliohanow, n : arrived at Mie with a letter from the commander of the ...
... result being the capture of. two of the enemy's boats and the death of an important Dervish officer, Abdelal Wad El, Bishara's aide de camp. The men of the Staffordshire Regiment were miarh disappointed, because the steamer in which 40 of their number were ...
... ?? be ashamed of his father.- al t) MERCURY, will continue to teach the Voluntary be ?? will glory in his task. Next week, perhaps, tic !dhe may give a few pages of the Voluntary Catechism 0' iu which he is teaching Young Eugland. -We beg to tit id sugstto ...
... the Central Hall, Lariington, in aid of St. Hilda's Church, which was built about three years since mn connection with a new parish. baKSrPEARIAtN BAZAAR AT WEST H3AnTLEPOOL.- A grand Shaal3pearian costume bazaar, in aid of the newly erected St. Joseph's ...
... Town Hall and other - public buildings. 'The public procession, which passed round the Market-place, was headed by the city detachment of the West Riding police, and then fol- lowed the Rev. W. Y. Fausset (head master). assistant- masters, and boys of the ...
... no element oft religion whatever. Voluntary schools were valuable, for so long as they existed thei standard of religious teaching in Board SChOIs could not fall very low. It was quit- true that at present voluntary schools were in grave diffleulties ...
... muateiv at the conclusion that the voluntary su pport of religion was rather deserving of praise than blame! .e He was therefore fain to take to the Church itself the what g dreaded imputation of 1 the voluntary principle ; lbe Let I a declared they ...
... amnounted to £1,296,000,I most of 'I whmichs had beems raised in thle twelve seosths; and thle Con- wh tral Associations in aid 'of the Wives saud Families of Soldiers kiss received, in one year, £1104,517. mull coi [In orde that th extemotof Cisritiaso ...