, 1881-07-23
FEMININE NOTES.

Mary Stea,lmnn Alllswrites to the London
Nc,rx that rs wUl,lcn arc at'c to pny tho usual
fees for cullcEe education. md ns their fees
would bu as valuable u 4 college rs those OF
men, there seems tO lu llu reasonable ground
for refusing them the collegiate advantages
which are npen to men.
Tho LoidoM S0cfety far tho Protection of
Women and Children owes Its origin. accord.
ing to its President, to tho Increase Of ag-
ErArateu assaults upon wn1IeM and children.
Tl,e society a1uiR'at tho prevention AMI pun
ishnent Ut such crimes. Now tllnt public
prosecutors ara being anpoInted, 1t tntgllt ha
thougl, that the necessity for such soclety
ns tIlls would cease. So fur rs tl1s experience
goes there certainly still exists a necessity
for slcl, society, nor can he ECO when That
necessity will cuase.
Persistent obstruction having hecn offered
tor lna,,y years to tho Introduction tnt9 tho
l)ritIsl Iarllalnent OF a bill loEalzing mar.
rlugo with dead wifu's sister. In regard to
wIlitl. Mr.. Bright has written t1at u the clse
II ola Of yury great hardship aipl'n scandal
to mir Legislative systell," memorial on tho
subject llas been presented IT, Mr.. Gladstone,
ask'ng hts assistance N brinstn. fly question
riai IL sisnud Gy sy! !ne,nburs Ut Parliament,
Conservative Ana l4ibaral, representing Oite..
!alf q tho ontlrc electoral body of tie unite!
KIns4oN.
Miss Annie Hampton l'rcwsterwrItes from
R9nlo that when tho famous hal!ettlA'cer,
Kollan PrI,,ce sent !ler superb banquet, ~
thu centre of which wnH. d bunk clseck,
signed hy, Ills own pr!neely nan.H; a
Partisan lisht-.r.toes would iayo rntnt;t thU
erur, Is n,l ltalia.', md prudent Shn illlcl
llp d check fur uIlly :D.0lO frnncS $4,0ty0),
she written ,loo, 900 franra lnstoa4l. the faulty
prosecuted her, which cal, bB tlune In isoIlle.
Conductor Miles train OH the Ol,lo Il Nils.
stsslppt liailruau, Fuya tho ClueflltlAu E;N.
gitirei, brought to tAts eity f9r lnst!iral
ttsatsnt J. wen R9stWl{ Wa IT ssfi1S ssfoitts1rk ,r;
stfstol4or, aud thurt, l1!cctllx. Mrs. Eliza
| Cur, prepnssesatl1g witlnw III - years, y
propoatlon Of tnnrrlaGu wus niut!v. Aece!te.t.
ille license ohtaln3e. ani, lust @ ~ tll9 traiR
the conductor kllHl!y hell Np tllu srAtn. tho
ceremony wtx prtlllUn,ectl, .llI te lllsAtl'it
acconln!l.tHa byn wife ~ IIl.rse. wy c&rG1e.s
few llours lo thy almost ll}lnE ll.lIoniN! M Wns
aid dusty sida ii to si4o city.S
'rho 3taranls Of Salisbury. vt \ rseet,t pub
lo NlgetilK tM Inl.ti9t, 6ait! tlat II seHlieA 20
llIM that ule Kreat dtlllcatlYts 20 Mntt orSu'
catl" ts ts", ts W'as', III rthss ta, 10 iI argti-
iputs liz fuyur ot it. It sugh education
WeFu yaina9io T. ttos;Y, who haa : to ; Mat;s
thsfr. way i.l eu Worl.l nlla 70 Wl'9 their
n,sll; II Il kAyu robustness to tbs s!.nracter,
niut refinement to tho elleot, surely these
qualities waru lls admirable IN the ielalu sey
in tiis promotion Of religious education, saust
be deeply sel,sthl0 tllat IN every gpsiurattt'ls
tlv ruIlKlolis convictions Ut wnti!en NerB tl1e
n,atnstay ut tha chrtsttals religion, laSailss
press!ons UIl tho mfp.ts uf tiUsU who would
| bu tue tLluu and Walllen Ut tbs tiext kcltesaA-
tion; and therefore II was q ulatter VI 10