, 1876-10-22

quest OF tickets Tor them all. 1t was Eer-
fcctly proper thing to do; ladies' can always
theatres, and at that theatre in particular;
and had nv friend been stout and strong md
verscd in French ways she might hare male
successful resistance, but she Ras delicate anu
timid and unused to French poiitcnesa' in its
more demonstratiye phases, and so she suffered
herself to be disposscssed OF the place she had
waited some twenty minutes to obtain"
SUNDAY In LONDON.
Moucure D. Conway writes from London to
the Cincinnati Commercial: 1.-THE Duke Of
Westminster has thrown Grosvcnor House open
to artisans On Sundays Tickets hare been sent
around to the worktngmcn's clubs and unions,
to be distributed, without money and without
price, and the people are availipg themselves Of
the privilege in large numbers. Groavcnor
House Is III itself q museum. It has grand
picture galleries, every example OF decoration,
and many antiquities. II the Duke of West
minister were dependent for his seat In Parlia-
II the working class would ever see the inside
OF Grosvenor House on Sunday.
~ know of but one Orthodox Moucouforultst
preacherin London who is actively anttSabb4ta-
rian-that IS the Rev. Mr. Picton, Though there
opinions in private. Mr. Picton is the ablest
preacher among the CongFegationaHsts I'M Lon
don but his independence has thinncd his con-
sSGi .h W nclc nanulH' ~ the ,I otneE
cIerovmen who Icfr nonniar oninion
on this aud OTHER subjects. They
get their nvngs, and hold them, quite frrespect-
I've ol thelf congregaaons. Ihere 10 not Dts-
sentng preacher In the land Who would dare to
iollow the course o. tae bl5nop Of Mancnester
IN rejoicing thae l1,000 people had gone to tne
theatre there to see Irvlng's Hamlet in that city
The KeV- Ar. Symonds gave lecture In taVoF OF
EVOLUTION, at puDilc nall N London On sunday.
-Four clergymen and one Bishop have lectured
from ;Srada9gn5 pattorm: dne KeE: Gharlss
With the villagers OF EVersley- Here is the Rev.
Mr: bowels, one Of the most popular c1ergymen
OF Lcndon, who has Just been giving thanks 10
his church at the steady Entertainments on Sab
batarianism, and talks in this way: Paul
blamed the Galatians for observing Jewish days;
St. Cyril, Bishop Of Jerusalem babe his converts
henceforth reject all observance OF Sabhatus.'
John Knox, visiting Calvin, found that holy man
playing at bowls on Sunday 'ThclaT ofthc Sab
day. THE museums aud galleries ct Dublin
and birmingham arc open, the arboFeum at
Nottingham, the aquarium at Manchester,
Hampton Court keW Gardens, Greenwich hos
pltal,-ai! taese ~ are open, ah9 Ehat haftn mas
come Of it:' The acts Of Parliament which
one that va. passed IN the reign OF ttia most
absolute ot Engllsn monarchs, Chaf1ea H., ana
me otneT - the reign q r. that Gear, stnpla.
oigoteo ota h1ng1 george ll4',-ano "nas Is Tue
use O. O. eltner o. thcm.
!ne othcr qas case was tr1e4 ~ one Of our
courts. whish me Hlsh 9he1lh o. lclcestersafe,
cn ALEXANDER LIKE, galheus Tue dispute tCans
5loiessol, anu LaG1 = r!olsnes G4Ae saess 5st-
na-,,;n. 80 @ Ho+f,ar +hs Wrn,,a ~ 6nasn:
h,,r, ,.s;.+;ntr ~ n1".a ntar,+ not;s
oury. assisting. .As Askcd anons an1Ine9
morse, named Inc 6utcher boE,
Lady Florence said he (the horse) was not
there on the Sunday morning; he might have
| gone to church, At this the Conrt slaughcd,s
But Sunday has long been in Eprlanda thorsey'
dov. ond nesriv oIl The rramInat}ons of horses
e.-ys;;tino eo ~ Ta+tare.l1,a taEe niace ~ sun.
1 ea.u aua1s ~ ,e:s., t;ana paa~s VI. aoa4.
day' caAed wltn H1eno on q fecens
afternoon ol SUNDAY a. s1ose pa4atiaA
stables, and every West End groom
seemed to be there, as we'll "a many or
the chief peTsonagcs OF kcnsiugton and other
1ve-a +hers v;th ther ar;atocratic ma1- rr1at;res
ncl-;nT on+ tha horses thau xuor1f1 Hike n have