... rooms; and having obtained grants from the National any Society and the Lords of her MIajesty's Treasury, and In being aided also by voluntary contributions from several d of the neighboarhig frailies and the land owners in the and parish, assisted also by ...

... avalling, has tcrmitiated only in his dif'- ceartd dflhappointment. A partial landing *Sesfiected on the 17th ult. by f;ume detach- ,11s of the enemy, who, we doubt not, xvere * 'y all made prifoners by our troops, though Ipietended that the greater part ...

... solicited the help of the congregation in aiding the work of. the association. St. After the sermon collections were made in aid of the as- sociation, and amounted -to 44!. 2s. 11 d.. The concluding voluntary was Handel's chorus-- The Horse and his Rider ...

... possible will attend. VOLUNTARY OFFERINGS FOR CHURCH W() RK. From the Official.Year Book of the Church of Eng- land for 1894, published by the Society for Promo- ting Christian .Knowlodge, some statistics are given of voluntary offerings -made for Church ...

... rendered gratis. le ;-Mr. C. H. JoNES considered that. more money would be )t raised by voluntary saibacriptions solicited in the ordinary m~ranner than by a voluntary rate. This course would in aleo18 obviate auy shadow oif resentment Which might so arise ...

... Court Journal says:- We believe the Seeretary of State for the Colonies intends to hurry the departure of it very numerous detachment of Cape settlers fromn the German Legion. Although the last accounts front the Cape are not so threatening, yet it is just ...

... ceived a gratifying address from the Mayor and magistrates C of Dover. It remained at Corfu about five months, when it re was detached in Cephalonia, its head-quarters beingat Argo- Pt htoli. The climate of this station is well known to military vi men to ...

... means of teaching the Gospel drawn fromn voluntary effort, merei we, should, I think, fare very ill in the remote p arts of our- &c. r country, and even in those which are most favoured by fancy education. The voluntary principle has had free scope in srip( ...

... lowed, and though the engine-driver put on all the speed possible, the detached part overtook him between Ashby and e Moira. The engine of the passenger train which followed was detached, and Mr. Mumford, the station-master, pro- ceeded to the spot, and under ...

... practical joke, but it had been so long )rotracted as to become a grave, parliamentary scandrl Sir John was a silent and detached spectator. He blew hot and cold. At one moment arefhigerator and at another an incubator. 1T'he vp ech was well phrased ...

... Birkbeck Institute. ~he ~,Ho commended the principles of the Institute in isaW a depending upon voluntary subscriptions and not T t. appealing to the State for aid; and advised his Arg 5s hearers in the matter of secondary education as far as Aift apossible ...

... Nov. 21, 1865:- . My Dear Governor-I did not like to answer your letter of the 13th instant until I had visited all the detachments in my districts, and seen enough of the people to give an opinion. .1 quite agree with you in thinking that a seditious ...