Northern Weekly Gazette. — 1909-04-03 (Stockton-on-Tees, Cleveland, England)

HER MEMORY: PASSIONATELY BELOVED. I cannot see, for Angel. Hosts, the beauty of your face, For An.gel Hosts, with swords of flame, milled in stallean space, Far Glory's light that floods the vast, pIIIIO erystalleau space, For pahns and 'nighty wings that em to o'er till the Holy Fiscal  I cannot see for bridal throngs, the wonder of your crown., For bridal throngs and.aureoled saints, trimnphant in renown— And wide and. far the teeery fields with. burning amaranth sown., So dim these eyed', so dense the air, a storm all flowers a'etrown! I cannot hear, for throbbing harps, if you should whisper low, For song or Semphine and FLellehijah deep and slow; For ceaseless " Sanstas " chanted .before the alarm mystic glow, And the " Amen " of that multitude whose nune. ber none can. kn.__ 71 I cannot hear for children's psalms, .or clarions sweet and high, For children's psalms and Jean's voice, bidding the Blest draw night; And for the sound of greetings given. enraptured WHAT IS utterly., , NAVAL CRUM, And for the music of the marriage feasts maetaxthly melody! If you read in your newspaper that naval crime I cannot enter through these gates of burnished is an the increase, do not tremble, do not fear for pearl the safety of your goods, yourselves, or your The appointment cif the Rev. Cosmo Gordon Lang where theel in their feedese grace, the hae 09entee. " Naval crime" probably conveys to the to the Archbishopric of York brings up the melee lowed mansions are. avilian mind frightful scenes of bloodshed., her of ecelesiasts who have held that office since 0 city, yet life's partings end beyond yourradicavi mutiny, and murder in its darkest form—anything the introduction of Chrietianity, in the time of the bar; save what it is in actual fact. The commander Heptarchip to 89, and their names in numerical , 0 city of imp assioned sheen, nor sun, no moon. periodically reads extracts from the articles of order, with the dates when each of them were in- nor glittering star.] war to an 'meat-lent and fidgety ehip's company, ducted, as follows:—Paulinue, Cedda, 664; thinking the while, if the truth were known, how Wilfred. 636; Bcea, £77; St_ John of Beverley, 692; I may linger ne"r the veil a moment rent 'in timatni muCh better. employed his men vrouki be prepar- Wilfrid. 11., 718; Egber, 731; Adelbere 767; Eail- I may not, listen to the hymns that laud the Lamb ing for evolution's. The men themselves know the bald, 780; Ea.nbald Ile 797; Mills*. ' 812; c'n_se_ Laln— ee same extracts by heart. Here are a couple from Wvmondne, 831; Wilefrus, 854; Adelbald, 410; Be- The echoing cry of victory. He died e'er Hell te memory. "Neglect of duty: Any person subject wombats, 921; Wrotan, 930; Oskitell, 955. Athelwold, to this act who negligently performs the duty Me .971; Otleeald, 971; AduLf, 992; Wusta:n IL, 1002; The "Power and "Majesty," and "Salvation's" Posed on hive shall be dismissed with diegrace Aerie Pullock, 7e23; Rieinse, 1050; Aldred, 1060; InYwteriene Isirain from His Me.i;etty'e service, or suffer such other Threes, 1070; ererd, 1/00; Themes IL, nO9;, 'I cannot even often dream of your exalted Day, Punishment as is herein ailfer mentioned." "Good Thurston, ILt4; elenry Meirdae, 1140; St. William, Tour memory, to sudden g,zief, my soul must tJII reannere: "Any profane oath, cursing, execration, 1153; Roger, 1154; Geoffry Plantagenet, 11903 Water hetzlere drunkenness, uncleanness, or other scandalous de Grey, 1216; Sewal, 1256; Godfrey de Ludham, Yet tail and caxe you have out-reached, you are action in derogation of God's honour and corrne- L?.53; Walter Giffard, 1265; W. Wickwane, 3.279; with God ear aye-tion of good manners, are punishable with. dis- John le B.ornarne, 1285; Henry de Newark, 1298; God bleseed far evermore the same who gives and leiseal with disgrace or sorn -thing a teilie more Thos. Corbrid.ge, 1299; Wm. de Grenfield, 1305; take awayl terrible" Take neglect of due ~" Do not these Wm. de Melton, 13/S; Wm. de la Zo-uch, 1340! John mazyEL mama. words, from a, civilian point cif view, wear an Theresby, 1352; Aka. Neville, L3?4; Thos. Arunclac awful aapect2 Truly they do! And yet any and i 13Z18; Robert Waldby, 1396; Itiketlaarcl Serape, 13; I 7 oversight on Jack's part comes under I Henry Bowet, /4073 John Kenrpe, 1428; Viraliten. 4`Theglect ef duty." A signalman fails to see ut Rothe 1452; George Swale, 1484; Lawrence Botha, Par Tractema and Banorzeirkd Coughs, Woooder Ittfrata aifrlat 14,t12. 11411