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... MISSION. APPEAL FOR A USEFUL INSTITUTION. C.E.T.S. GATHERING AT LUTON. ADDRESS BY THE BISHOP ST. ALBANS. the most beneficent institutions in the town undoubtedly the Police Court Mission. Anyone who follows the police court reports ojt columns can gam some slight idea, least, ot the opportunities for work in this direction iiv-a a meeting the Council Chamber Monday afternoon, under the ...

... Preparation for Sowing.—Apart from enriching the soil, the chief aim of cultural preparation is to produce fine, firm seed-bed. This is absolutely essential for success. Bcixind a fine, firm, level seed bed, .1 sufficiently dry soil to admit cf implements being list'd without clogging is necessary. Sowing in pasty soil means failure , Depth Sowing.—The depth sowing seeds L regulated by the ...

... Drink Leads to Thefts. Domestic Servant’s Unhappy Position. The unhappy story of domestic servant who stole from er mistress was related to Messrs. F. J. Brown, E. Oakley, and G. Oddish, at the Luton Borough Sessions on Wednesday. The defendant was Mildred May Herne, aged 28, and she was charged with stealing a blanket and sheet, value 75., between May 10th and July 10th, the property of ...

... BISMARCK ON SCRAPS OF PAPER.” vnn Bethmann-Holl weg’s “scrap of pap6l .llustrioUß Sick, BK* » the Austro-German alliance but he was careful to fix up secret arrangement wRh Russia also, which might have .acted to Austria’s detriment; and of course he v?afi quße justified in doing by his own theory that a State is only bound By alliance •vs its own intercets are advantaged there y. Bismarck was ...