... SundaySchool: Now, myboy, please to understand the meaning of the word AzUtle is ?? Pupil. Oh, yesI please,ar, IIkow-Ske~ent Paul, sir, and Pent Peter, and Sent Pardek.-.Ju4 -NOOURAGEMBNST TOGQJ1NAR5' We read, in the Wim- blebaoR aeuetiones, that.1 A membar ...

... Ralway. - We&- andite Marh8 27 . 1.35,60 1880 lls.52,e0. ,ndian M~&low, Ay. k )ar 27, ,siS2; 18S66 Be.1,88,130. . 3i~rpllg t.Paul and 91ut Ste. Karte llw-.So da tarh 14, 63,00 dol 1890, 75D,0O das, W2.ua.Alhens ?eloposwiezus Iilwq-.Deg. 51 to }eb. 28, O ...

... (Air Drum- mond), William Watson, Esq, hon tri-sasurer, presided. Governors present- Ri~ght Hon Lord Ventrv, S F Adair, J P; Paul Askin, T P; Vere W Brown, 31r~ Brady, Or- lando Beater, I? T Bermingham,' Terence Brady, Or- lando P Bearer, M D; Raw Macneviip ...

... e at the close of the past year £d52 idt l;id. OX the motion of Air. James Eunis, exd-vice- president, and seconded by Mr. Paul Ccx, Mr. O'Donnell was unanimously elected president amidst applause. Atr. O'Donnell returned thar'ks in very complitnentary ...

... reservedi uIgm~-ent. For thes piaia,;&--tizlh Hoon The Ma.o Dermot, Q ?? Mr N -re-lith. anld ir D Kebi(c' (in:;tructed by.r Paul Drown). ;or the defonda--rlr Sergoant Dodd, Mr I Ma-hapo, an 1 -Mr W E U'Rorke (instructed hy Mr CasinierO(Meara). LOAN F1UND ...

... on behalf of the fund raised for Mrs Neebe. d Tint NORTH GATE -Tho Decoration Corn- t. muitte of ?? wards and vicinity of St Paul's ti David's report satisfactory progress. Sabscriptiors are coming in auspiclously. Fnrther meetings of the Committee will ...

... Western selling.- St. Paul led the decline with a loss of 1. The market closed weak at a fractional decline on the aY. THE BERLIN:BOURSE. A&xndard'a. Berlin telegram says -The to the low state of the mine and iron market. Coia shares, on the other hand ...

... Adani.and sorbe rniiltatffiends. w I haje the honour to be, Str th Your oba dient huble Servant, PE u. w. Mare, to 6d in, ;9he coiaS ervite; he ar -rp .oez 6 . Caotraccti P~cbEE0flTbS ex THE 2nd ?? h: consequence of tbere hdving been no Council last month ...

... the workshop of Mr. Paul Jerrard, He took alarm, however, and ran to the front of the premises, knocked loudly at the door, and called for the police as loud as he was able. Hie cry for the police might have been heard in St. Paul's-churchyard, hut there ...

... -On Thursday night Mr Jwho S aott, et., twho contests the lit Mard ieh Jhnu~ of Peter Yat., Shrw St etsAn!] revo Mor W. B. Paul, addressed the eleceere S Sqriareited olrom ?? well tlld. biribeuir Ruaiki's, engineer, was called te the oh1ir Mt~i havieng ...

... at ?? attendance of Oie members, sad the re-, port, which fas satisfac , ry', was adopted. 0 TION OF MUNIuCIPAL RAT.s-At a COia-lT~ 'M aw. day, a report of the Municipal Rates Com- J mittee recommending certain appolntmeits I was adopted, and the gentlemen ...

... interests of the academy and Mi of the eourt. The Spectator says tlat the eoatitisisones l0 0/ ?? Broughton, the Dean of St. Paul's, Mr. R. Ford, 4 t Mr. Faraday, MTr. Ceckerell, R.A., and Mlr. George Rich- let mond-six, an even number. What need of a ...