... numbered 53 membern. A they knew the church had just been renovated and redeeorated at a et of £180. o wards this sum Ph George Bryant had contribated £60 (hear, hear), Addreisses ere given by the Uhamirman, the evr IL F. Tonkin, the Rev George Gravet, and ...

... C Box. W Howartb, L o W'ide, A James, W Bryant, A Matthews, G* T Ilibbitt, B Allen, H Rogers, C Franklin, and T Sktephernl, ?? I21rORTANT TO LADnES.-M&IAamS Worth's celebrated G uipea Corsets (black: lie) may be obtained from Miss 0, Parrnall. Couietldro ...

... IONS. . . The Norwich Dioes~an Board of Bducation has just issued the results of the examinations in r e lgous knowledge in May. Of the 161 pupil tef~hrs nd87 snidae3examuined, 1ipupxli .teaehers and 23 candidates passed. The Bishop's I prize for a Ppulil ...

... Then tunnelling commences until the tunnel of a 'former pit is connected, so that there may be a draught to keep the digger's candle alight, and here I may mention that, quite in keeping with this old-world industry, the candle serves as timepiece ...

... September brings with it this popular Shopton on M~allet fixture, and given fine weather, the usual big TI ga'thering may be anticipated in Mr Bryant's grounds, to adjoining the Charlton road. The entries closed on Friday cn: laet, and tbey show no sign of falling ...

... Steeple twydon, a silv4 medal with-he inisriptin-: 'Prsented to Henry Bryant for 29 years' faitbful service &S yeoman of the aver pantry, Windsor eatl.' : The marriage of miss -may Montagu, daughter of Lord B. Montega, to Mr. Clarence Bidaell, wts solemnised ...

... fixed rout for the succeeding hours of the day. FOR READING WOMEN. Among other interesting articles in the current magoa.ines may be mentioned thle folio wing as having special attractions for women: 'iTb-morrow, The Working Woman, Bella. Woolf; F, e Recieti ...

... 0ampaign themselves, and it is not proposed that an Eastern man shall have a place on the Campaiga Com- mittee. MNeanwhile the Bryants have left New York, and arie the guests of John Brishaseo Walker, eat Irving- ton, on the Hudson. After a few days they till ...

... two isnport=it congrcga.- tions, demanded careful at-tention. 'Ile remnoval irons Livepoo (Brnewok~of the minister invited may lead, to te apoitmet of the Ber. Tf. recier Hulie, in whih nte log-~taningengagement at Newcastle- ?? will be ditube .On or ...

... and made a most able speech. Mr McKenna spoke at some length on Liberal principles. Adesswr logvnb ess1.M 'Davies, J. P. W. Bryant, and Dr Jones. DEATH OF AN OLD VOLUNTEER. The death occurred on Monday at his residence, Coundon House, near Coventry, of ...

... E. P. Youell (in the chair), Col. J. C. B. seade| Capt. Paleson Edgar, Rev, t. H. Hocoing, and Mr. T. S. Furtis, Edward C. May (14), 3, Elm Street, nornich, and John Beckett (15), 16, Bell Lane, I lpswiche pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing four chick~ens ...

... can be pursued, and those whose handi- sf crai't is useful will he recouped at the end of their . sentences for any work they may perform. THE: DUJ~MOW FLITCH TRIALS. STORIES OF WEDDED BLISS. Et The quaint old town of Dumnnow was crowlded 2 with exoursionistsz ...