Berkshire Chronicle Reading 04-1914

Mo.srs Mowbray - hn6 jUlt published ' "

~.mphlet of gr ..... int.ere.t by. the Bishop of

O, [ord, " The B",ia of ADgliCiUl FelJow.hip
In F.,l h and OrglLIllMtiou: An
L'ett&r
to tJlO Clergy 01 the DlOoooe of
I~ Mowbray and ' Co" 6d. net.)
bog illS by colling UPOl\ Churchmen to
that
li~L~!~~~t:,~:[o~
tl wlr pnnciplM. "r belteve." ho sa.ys,
! pamful 'J
no il1l1na.n ofa-anisition, and especially no IilC:J1l18

~t t~~~;:~~~~~1~~:~~~;:

lchglOUS
orgaDlMtion,and
can. Je
mamtam
un- on.
1~3!'1 It undcr!'ltande.
ts otheritself
people
our8e ves
under!rl a.nd, what princIples ii stands for ."
A nl! Ulon Bishop Goro g0e3 on to show for
\\ In t, In hI S opmion, tho Church of England
a DOS sta.nd:
culues .
.. It hI\.! I\tood for. . . wha.t can, I think, be
.. I .
hMt de8crlbed ae a lIbera.l or sCriptural i
cathohc!sm: tha.t is to 8ay it h8'8 Btood to tIme
maintain tho anciont lundamont.1 falt h of \ due
the Cathollo Church, as expre8sed m creeds n·,,', il, .. I;<'.'\
and concIli ar declsious of the "undivid ed
Church, a nd tho ano:ent struoture of t ho ·
Church, as depending upon the euccoosrons of I
bIshops, and tho requiremont of eplscopal ' o~·
a !la.ton for the mmlSlry, and the m lfllstra- I
han of the o.ncient tacro.menls a.nd nl:.c5 of ' '' 'h~ p'''t.
the Church by the methods &nd on the pfln. ! throw
~lplee w)li~ It behoved. to be prirmtlve
On wbother
bUch 0. baslB It h8. 5 olo.lJ11cd Ito stand as part
. f tbe Cathol!o Church ; and at tho ..mo tim e
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lt hM 8.8KOC ated It self With the Protcsta.nh
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In what It believed t o be their legillm~to pro·
i
the , mote frequent 1100
te.t and appea!- the r protest ag. mst t h o .
..",, ' pre~t~ good' indiCl\otions ' that .,. plant i. ,
e~"ggerated cIium or th e mcdltoval pa paoy
I~
too Wh ri l l.
and the med i",..l ,nccumulatjon of dogma,
::'..bt!°~ th cold ~n reIX}tted rreturndthe
and thoir appeal to the prim1tlve Ch urch and
-e
- rame or a ew
~pecial1y to Scripturo, ... the sole final'te , t.
, -- I ,
,
gardon of
t Ill !t!'ey- be,comc e:'~abhBhe?, whon air may
~DCO Ponect Lawns, Goll
m g-groum) of dogmatic requirements "
Tho omner which wa.a held by the B erkthyme and m' nts,
be g lVsn freely .- GardenUlg TIlustrated. II
• reOD\~Gfe~~~
and
,
, slmo Arm;v SerVloo Corps at tne Ca-versham
; WORK AMONG THE ROSES
"
.. PRINCIPLES IN DANGER."
I I3r1dgo Hotel on Saturday -ovorung wa ••uoh
_ I>E~IGHTFUL EXCURSI~NS.
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RECENT <fWARDS:
Th e Bi.hop of Oxford boldo that tJl e pn n. a great succo'" tbat tho hope wa. expreasod
Than there MO delightful e~~""on. out of
MO,s t of the prumng should .lia.ve. been
.aVaN GOLD , MEDAL.
ciptc~ thus I'Ittlted are now Impenlled, and JIl l tlH~t It would be 8Jl.. e.nnua.l cvent.
The town. ~ro begIn With let us V181t tho S~ra.c~n done ~efor6 the advent of AprIl, wlth the
1111 •• aILVKR · MEDAL.
t hree direction,
These Me .. fi rst by lho pleD.suro of the dll}efS w~ enh&;Dced by the rampart..; ~t.he holy village ha.ng.wl..J' like .a l e~0f3Ptlon ()f the tender Te&s- and ~Chin88.
-Motor M01ftH J&J; I;' Various
Tcc~nt. tendoncy of the eflbcal m'ovcmcnt, 5c lt~ctlOn5 r e ndered dur~p: the d1!lner by tho Bue of anow above the lake of Beohou~: . ~he 8eOOnd week in this m-onth is qwte
SLzu. SuppUed by on I ro nmo!\i(cra.
Wh lCh ha!! resulted in an inordinllte cla Im for . band of tho 4th Royal Berks Regiment 10 ..the the D,ardo, the anClent VersaIlles of the B~YI!I, ~me ~nough to prune these, as tbe' young
PI~c write (?r t , Free. _
l 'conoe 01 opmion among the clergy .econdlr I grounds of the hotel . .
Casar Sald,. wbero the .French protectoro,te I shoots, If too fo,!,,:ard are very liable to
ThoIlllUlCralln.t:Son, Ltd,
by th~ Evanp:ehoo\ movemont, especIally l~ 1t hCnpt l\:n lA G . Troup ,PresIded, and 8.mo~g treaty waa S1p;n~; that unmonse. o.r&nge' a.nd injury ~lrom late frosts. • If the Dushee' sm::~:~~\~~~~;k::~:~l~,e.
tho mISsIOn field, towards fellowsh,p among
oso al,,? preoont were Coptan., Sm1th lemon I orchard, the M.no?il a , then th~ are' vigorous, It i6 wiser to prunQ splll'ing- I
s._E.
Protestnnts wh'eh h ... had it. outcomo '" lIuKhcs, f.lOuten.nt Troup, Second LIeutenant Mar.a• .the Frenob, M Ull8ter • •ummor rep" I ly, oIlly c utting baok 'the lateral growths 1.-_ _ _"...___....;;.- - - - - - - - -...
prono""l. wlu ch ""om '0 threate n our C,th olI c Ihtt, C S M ?,fole, SSM. He'ilabnw, C S M. ~enoo, h~dden away 10 the !f..roen. which aro to t
th
d k
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h
b&8:~
t' •
d tl' 'I
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h m ake S S Wheeler Lawrence S S Saddler I'0,har. t.hose of Megam ' Sldl-bou-S •.I.d.J lookwo or ree eyes nn
eepmg t e centrQ -----'-~~--=::'---..:.-.----10 or~.n 's. ,on ; .n,
Uro y, of'Y til
t 00 I'\. ca.tln,
' captmn
. Th orneyoro It, 'R.H'A
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t the O.eo
Id t
t ondon<'y
of th e c ~t ro mo m embers
. , C ~t?~ I lDK li 0' a 0 Iuster a I a'
aves on th e c li.tt 'm'd e (' of the .bu sh open b Y thin DIng
OU
• Cathoho' movement"
I tain Oak e •. Royal Garri, on Rogiment, Mr. T, and finally Carthage, WIt h ita op.cred hll wood. I havo seen ."me fine exh,b,tlOn
•
I Lath am. ·Mr
F . G . Troup, S.M. Butler~ 4th w,1lero to-day the very SIte of tho Acropohe blQamB cut from tea rose busbesfiv-e foot to
DISBELIEF IN MIRACLES , A STRAIGHT Il3erk s Regiment. S M. Seal, R oyal Berks Y eo· and the T emple 01 E , hmoun is 'occup:ed by six feet in helgnt.
One important PO< ~ t
,
IIINT .
macy, Mr, l A. N eighbour and Mr, E BIOokor, 1\ cathedral, a mu~"m, and a hostelry- a n to remember is that theeo large bushes wflI
r '
Th B sI
.
th
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I I'b \
RECOVERING STRENGTH. ...ortment to .~lt all ta.te..
,
n eed he avy fceding.
Artificial manures
,
e I lOP exam ,ne. e c .,m 0 , ern
, .
. .
" STORIED CARTHAGE."
may be applied to 1\11 clMses now in email
19JI1, the conclus.on leached by an lUl"n n 4 cu
Cnpt.atn Troup, In proposmg "Tho V1Bl.
.. d
N lUIy !tinu ol- Soourl ty, or Oft
BehooLthat 14 certain m lucles-thc..ee wluch by t o n," e xnrc~8cd tho hope thn.t tho compa,ny
H oro, in st. : rled Cllrt.ha.ac, wo must VISit ose..s, and more hb erally In May
G reat
Nctn of Hand on.ly .
contra.at to tho mlraclce of h eal ng Ilro called would ha ve an a.nnual u.rnner every ,}'cal'. , th e museum to pay h om ago to that ma.rvel care must be taken not to o:r:e rd086 ~he
• D.llll'o·m Iracles,' oucb ... ollr Lord'. leedwg The com ~any was gradually recovenng f rom I of marvels the I Dtatue, 10 t "e Ha~ of tr,e 1 weake,r plants.
Many amateurs Ima.glOe'
pf the 6vo t.housl\nd, or the .tilling 01 the ti,e mon thcy lo.t lour years ago and he w •• 1 WIll to Fat.her., of tho PrlGSt."" ArlSatbaal ,m that ~ weak plant can be made stronger
PRIVAcrY.
Wn. \'06 by HIli word, or the raLs:ng of tJle plclLSC<t tol say 1ha.t lte st.rength '~8.3" just ov or hor r obo of VUllllro.;j' ~lOg8, A fll~ht Alone .by h ea.vy manuring, but experience shows
EASY RE·PAYMENTS.
dead; ~r, ,aga:n, Lllo miraclo of Hi. own blr th!(.() Tho~ would be domg the brigade trn.ill- / wh:ch rcp .y. the long Journoy to Tun!", I, ' I that while fine, .trong-growing plants will
STRAIGHTFORWARD
DEALof a vlrl\m mother, and tho res urr oction of 1I1g t1, is yoar at Ham,lton Camp. Capta'n
Then, leaVIng tho muaeum, and taklO<i a be 8"".tly improved by feedinll them WEak
ING. 1
Il lS d ead body £rom tho graVo- ll. l·O for U8 T roup o.lsu r eforrod to t ho unprOolo'cmcnt I'Ic.o.t on a sarcophagus, or unde r a ",~cpmg- p:a.ntAI would ouly be killed outrIght by
__NO PRElLIMINARY OHARGES.
<lay lncro(hble, not ohlcOy o n g rou nd!! o f WlllCh had boe n ehown in tho musketry , and pea.r trce1 ,let u s r ent. 8. lonK while to admire Bimila.r treatment
One of . tbe- b eet ways
• eVIdence 10 each p~, ti~ll iar caso,. but . on ' said he h~
' ped that It would be m'lOtalOed. , the Bi>y 01, C.rthage ,~?t"h<:<l ou t at our of malluring 01d ·~stabli6hed r ose bush es is
TheN I. no firm in L<md01l with
grpund. of genora l se,enhfio and blotarlc.11 CaptaID SmIth HlIghe. re.ponded, and the leet, t~ e b asm of the 'mlltnry port ",hore I b d'
' h II
t
cb bet
n Ih~
,mom ...ou will be eafer tha.n the
pnnc :p le. "
•
.. loa.3t WQ8 drunk w tth cnthul5!t).sm.
l 300 triremes u8ed to 3urr ou nd the palace ' of ! Y I 199d~ a.
o,w N![
io
old
... tlLblished LONDON a.Dd PRO,
. Flo 1. ,,!rnri,ed tha~ thoeo who h old suoh
I PROVED MUSKETRY,
f th o Suffete 01 !.he S,", and yonder, on ",e row~ an ""a Il1g 111. 1 ... goo , ayer. 0
VINOES DISCCUNT COMPANY,
VIOWS conSld., th om ' no bat to th o exorClS.
.
other shore, the Bernine, tho t hroo·horded ye.... -old manure, f)lh!lg up . ~!)Mn ,w Ith
of the mlnI' try ", and he rom,nd. the clergy
Staff 5 rg... nt- MaJo~ . H oruhaw, wh?, .ub- mountain beyond wh;cb appeared the p~le 8011. Plnnt" from which eilubltIon ,bloom..
. ~tfO~N.LANSDOWNE I ROAD,
The ChaIrman, .Iso dIVIne lace of the moon to be ..luted {by are e xpected mu s{ have' Borne of the young
tI,a t tJ,o?~h t.hoy do not, ... I. popularly 0"1'- , Dlltted t1I health of
po8jXl, SIgn th o ! 'h ,,:y.ntne Arbel a., it i. expr ••• ed I the hopo that they would mako l:!ala mmbo.
.
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shoot.. thinned out-the earlier the better,
thc lr consta nt obligat:on to rec,to t he clec'.d8 tno dmner'rall annual event Such 5athormgs
Who" at last 'wo must tenT oursolves away, Maiden pituloo now startlllg into growth
1\3 leadere of t.he congrcqllbo n , and these !h0u.ght t~em t~e~h6r, md~" &11 Thnab.led g iv<" B. turD to our mod ~rn start.ing-handlo should be ca~fuUy fltaked and tied
or
ffl
cn
creeds .. re<lu TO 0. pCTtton nl o:'<pr eS!llOn of be ·
om to ~~e\Vh Olr k
IpS,..
e lID - &Jld run d own tho BUgllst h ill wlie re onCe ' . man of the buds hfl .be blown out
the
h ef In th o oeem rence of ccrtn. m evcnt" In provc mcnt] m t e mus etry Wo. B n. matter f or
f
•H
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ha' t porf rm cd
Y. d
Wh
t"- h
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histor y, and th(>8Cj in pnrt c:t,rict lv m irn. C"tl IOllB great congrB.tu lation, and he hopoci tha.t thi8 a Im.e
amI c~r -s ci fl O b
°d
r~u~h WIn ~.
n uo s oct ~~ 8lX.lU
ovOnts " - inchHhng t he Virgin birth nnd tho yM T thC!rf) ",ould bo 8.n evcn ",reo.ter Improv o· evoldtlOrn.J, we I~l a.hmo,~
tas
uJhat
Slxllochealllgh the POlbt should be ntpped
rCSlIr rectlon of Chr ,st'!! dea.d body fr om the mcnt. He wns sorry that o\V ln,ll; to hi s hvmgl QUD 0 t~h rno red ou h rou
th t
out to enoour~age growth, fJ"Qm the b3.8e.
TRA VEL WITH FRIENDS
grave.
I!O L on/)on, ho w'" unobje to be 'nth them r~."i fO
Q'hsac'd
Il':? I. a hi h Nel"ly plante d roses must be cut b ack
"IS IT CONSISTENT 1 "
more oft en H o p"oposed th e health 01 Cap- ~e ~~ um.e~hs ou
'fi8 au w c
hard if not already pruned.
He>eing is
SPECIAL PARTIES
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t a in Tro\l~ . "ono or th e bo.,t" {applause ) , Tho
n. t n0'hnt e. smo
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l
one of the JDotd lmportBut operations dur"The queetion is," he procced8, 41 Is It con- toAR t WItS d runk WitJl musical hf;mOUNl.
reach rhea r:aJ?~t~he ;o~~ 0 / ~~
we ins; this J}]()nth , for if weeds are got rid of
from READING Diotrie\
81stent WI t h the slll centy wlllch ought to at· J rhe chnlrma.n, m aok nowJocLgtng ti,e com· 8 coo alen Bene ath the
DOW, the ground can ~ kept clean through.
will lene by
tach to puhhc oti,ce, anu ",peclalty to publIo , pllm ent . o~,d ao lar •• the oompany w~ co~- Phi h shad:
,,11 hro h
'out the ~e&r with very litUe trouble the
o{fioo 1n the ChrISt a n Church that a mnn ' co rned ho lolL th.t h o could not contUlue lD w C
Ilo3
t
Ul1
h '.
I k
.
th
d
ted ...... AUSONV." April 23rd,
should plodHO hlm_clf to the cbne!.a llt r eclta- I tho.t
much Ta n ger all, HVln,", 80 1
A BEAUTIFUL ROAD.
<>elD?, a. so eepmg e groun &era.
.
.. •. "ANDANU. " April 80tb
tion of tJI090 ofOoCds, a s an oOwe r of th,e l fnr
unnble to a.ttend to th e
Aa. road beau~ilul irt ever y applicati<In
• .•. ".A.SOANIA " May 7th. ,
.00lety "Juch . 0 .trenuou . ly , hold. th em, 'f ', d~t. ""
Ike to do,
,
the term, ,Qn one . id. sproad field.
I.. por80nally d ooo not behev o th.t the.e
lhe
wM.com"buted to low c1momile-; on tho otber lie littl.
UlU8.culous eve nts occ urred, If he behevc81 bv
lm cr , Dn vor L ee" &nd villas f8.nned~O contrast-by c la.&6io ·
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FrOID SOUTHAMPTON ,
tha.t our Lord wn.s bor n a.o other men, or tha.t 'M o·er;s.
, W Gvn,!eH. R D ormor, t.hCD a turreted ca~ mo and 8. httle
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11>. dead bedy dId m r.ct ' Bee oorru\,tion' I" .1 Doll,
and H . W ,th.,", Drlver H wbICh knola of tl~y ch ildren WIth
IN BUCKS, OXON AND BERKS. T~E CHMAPEST ANu BEST, WAY

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B RKSHI RE A.S.C.

I ' .FIRST
I ANNUAL
" DINNER.

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CYCLI STS L'IJU;rrED.
An alalm p lg

lto.ld ,

fL('~..ad('nt

llc,\d\l\ ~L

Ah o ut ha lf

occttn oo in the Lon-

on E uetcl' Monday

p:l st

S<j" c n Mr

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d rn 1Il~ IllS 11lo1<>r CI:u l dow n Shepherd's

11 'll , ll.nd as he camo to the bond in

III n Ilvt her cal, '1'th dlllllm g

head·
h im (, om t.ho oppOIute
Sllnos I slo',od d own, proCll.utlo'Usl "
and Wll.S nbo ut to
\\ a..'1 pa".s mg , tho ot h ~r oa r when he
t\\ 0 c)(;1Jst.s whom h e could not 800
to th e rian ling headhA'ht~ Tho cyohau
\lr Er"'''L Marshall, 01 Norton Road,
,lI1d M I T ombs, 01 38, Field Ro.d,
t
\\ ho 'I' ero proccerun,'t' In tho direon "n.d mg
d r. \ or ot tHo ca r pu lled up Ius 08.r Un·
'atoll Mr Marshall \\'as knocked downl
,\ ,I S founo l Y ~llg undernea th the body of
Ino 'J1hn motor !'oout w&e soon in at~
and ren ~lN orl fi "st·ll.ld Mr. Marshall
to lh~ Ito)'al Herb Hospital, wher;i
r"lIllll 'i:lllt b is lOj'UTl n&. " ere not of •
t'hnnH;-I, 'r A l,u 0 glII who wa. lit0 11 tho b ~ek 01 Mr Tombs' bicy~le wa~
~ t rll ck r~('l v!ng 8. r:;hcrht m ju ry ! to bet
My- T n w b:'l c:lcapNJ m jury, Mr. MaJ:"
~ 1..Il,;\(lc waH oClIl sldera bly damaged.. '
ap PJ oH .... ilcd

Mr

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H IE NLEY

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ADVER~ISI NG

HEN LEY.

m eobng of the

\ ('nJIIg 1Il last week for tho purpose Of
, tJlO oorpo rnte
to the ' general

seal

and bOl ongh rates . . . I t wa-s announced

Ie-tl cr h n. d been received (rom Meaer8.

amI IS lmm s, auotioneers and eetate
sta.iJng Ulnt

tlley had boon in oom-

Wit h t he Groot Western Rallway
5u bjuc t of t.l!.elr o.dv ertlsmg Hen ..
00 by m oans of p iotorial (>06Wr'

nt ,tatlOns on th eir line. The com·
80 prOVided - the COl'io,r1 suprl lCd the posten. It
rq) ,
.. cd ' to a.ccept th o com p &ny's offer.
tld n!!,re&l to do

buxom nur,,", ellsd like .CUILV., w,th
an's bonnotl'l 'lend &~ strnng ,a:~";'~";;'~.~'~I:~'l
the surface ~f the higbway n
cortam that unl oss WIthout dolay we, as a
onom le. nothing to hora..
~
t y r os in'the p orformance of
Church. through our b18hops, dcclnre that wo
c.,nnot rogard a. tolerable the proposed
We aro at the
hcence, we mu et be rcga.rdoo. 8lI corporately
found a rcfuge
co mmlUc-d to allow whlllt we refu se exphclt ly
from Spatn Oond'
to d sown." Later he sayo ! "I h ave no doubt
.bll wear
'Oroor...
lhn.tj W1th few cxeo pbo fCl the clcr~y do cerupon l-hem bJ I 6Abelta. tho
t au:, y and unh esltatmgly beheve t.he creed.
tinguish them from )ho Chrislians,
l' whioh thoy profess, But we sha.ll moro and
aerv& a.e a W&rniDR to tho ohildren"
blood they wl'lre BUPPoood to covet for
) more, 10.0 both tho repul.t, on ~n d the reality
. Qf smoor ,ty llnlc-s8 we renudln.to. solemnly
mar:chpane
'
~nd djrectly, tJlO cl.:m which, as ~ thInk,
We oro"; tQ
banJO.
~~bliosUrlp~~l~~~:!I t,~ o vere.cIt~ requU'ed m
artf?] "8Uggc~tionJ oontinvaliv boat t.pwed by "
I
hlDd",noo &od annoyance of wltero Rades. the
THE BISHOP DEFENDS HIMSELF.
Labour and L Iberal. white cup~ and
R eplymg to the charge that he him.ell
.tronuousb do tbey cherloh
We m~y, enn
"used to bo hberal m theology a.nd ha. boo
the4r political independoDOO BOd of AErie&n
coma conservatIve, U Dr, Gore Bays: about
theatM&. and a
too
oftenIre
01' tcnnis...aourti-,
1/ I
haTe always claimed. that we
w~e
reet.uran\,: before
Church of England
represent
a day we
' II ~;~,:
..!~""~::'~!!:~)~i
co.thohci!m-that
our ba.sis
of fact and
ooauP:MKI·
WI It is r epresented in tho oreed" a.nd
decrees, mU2t remain firm and un,im'p.:ir"d
but th.t wo should m inimioe and
miso dogma j and on tbo oaftia of
hIt.h should 100.\'0 m en'. mind!!!
p06stble room t<I move
t oa.chlng of ontiCism
myself- I liave always ... 1"~' •• ,.A ooy"oll:-,ool
to populAr oh,mour nor to
Any individual., hut to the conside:red

Un-

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.t tho p .. no.

r eClta.tlOll " und er 6uch C11'cum8tanccs? 14
dor !-h ose olrcumstance"," he a.dds, 14 I focI

tho

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mont of m:y: ow n p a.rt of the

the Church of Engl.nd were
tes.ohing anything which f .il':::~I~~,~~ni;~"j
I wopld ooneent to be II
would cease to exercise my ~in i . . . v '

Hooley ToW!!
n ("'1 I \\a s Lold at the Town Hall on Thun· '5))c1C I.t1

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LAST YEA R'S 'CR()PS

And should the Church pormlt • con't~lIt, Brow n

HEADLIGHTS

CANADA.

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For jle.rtio~l~ra apply to: ' CUNARD
LINE, 611_ B,ohop,&,ate.
LONDON,
Board <Jf ,Agrioulturo have published
llve
E.-u., or Local Agento.
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.tock. in Buclls, Oxon, and Ber k. last year:
In somo d iotricts th e year was d eSC ribed
as Ivery •• tislactory, but 10 others 1\ Willi I __--;_ _ __ _ _ _~~_ _ _ _::...__ _
rega.rded as th o -.everse.
r'
AIUlough autumn cultlY8.tion WM somoKOYIlL
wh~t b ackward, oonditiono were generally
,
MAIL
fayourable for gonninaVon and growth At
1
end of' January, however, drier weather
Q ,T.S.q , Alsatian It O",lgalia.n
n-eeded Spring ~ aowin~ was also lesa
L~RGEs 'r Rud FASTl!;ST
than. ull\101,. Jl6peoiaUy on heavy
the youn)it corn-\wae thin, and,
cxl9nt, bad" ,pembed. The dr:r
Li .... rpoo). G-IJUlgow. Londonderry , London. Plrhad ,. d etrimen\al clfcot 'On all m_o ath, and Hs,'u e, to C"~4DA, NIOWFOONDLAJrfD
and U.B.A' L was carried oui . under
oo;ndiitioIDIi, and only a few late Matron.for ..naccompanwct Young Worn.,.
out d -the end, of, A.LL~ BROS . .t 00., U ,K " Lid .. 19, Jam ••
8lred, Liverpx>l; 14, Cook,pur 8~reet. i.nd
105, LOl'fleJlhrJl IIlre.', LopdoD, 010.
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