Hayward ; aud James Murphy, 21, fireman, of the same address,was charged with attempt-ng te rescue McIntyre from custody and attempting to itab Wni. All rights reserved. His true character as a God of loving kindness would be more widely believed in, and hard thoughts of Him would not be so general as they are, and people would be more anxioùs than they are to walk in God's truth. J, Gadsby. The company, which was, as nsnal, a distinguished one, included Mr. H. Bullard (.Mayor of Norwich), Mr. O. E. Coops, M.P., Mr. pamss Round, M.P., Colonel Lear-moiLtb, M.P., Majbr General KadcliSe, commanding tha Eastern District ; I varians military beads of department, the Corporation of the boreugh, the Corporation officials, and a largo nuaiber of the inest influential residents in the town aud neiehbourhood. I he hoped that during the ensuing year ho should see I them assembling on Sundays as they had done that day | and hear what their clergyman had to tell them, aa h’-j | waB sure it would do them good.—Mr. H. if. P Say wood. Before broaking up short religious udlrossea wore given bv Mr. Baker and Mr. Woodhouse, who reminded them He thought the ¿¿a/t« of the army and navy was greatly improved ; they were highly educated, and had the spirit they ought to have, being always determined to do thtir duty on all possible occasions. for work done.—Plaintiff said there was 8s. Mr. Compton, in responding, said ho was sure all the visitors present must have been highly delighted at tho excellent conduct of so large a body of men, and he was most pleassd to hear the commanding officer speak in the terms he had of the corps. (IU.-.r. The Bench, however, would make no order in the matter. (Hear, hear ) Let them all resolve to be better throughout the year for this harvest festival; let them be better in their homes, better in their lives, better Christians, better men. (Cheers.) AUBEY RO.*D. (Cheers.) A Nuisance and the Remedy.-e«»rje Mamfleld, 19, tailor, of 0, Mark Street, West Ham, was charged with being drunk and disorderly, and using obscene language, in the Broadway, Stratford.—It appeared from the evidence of P.c. ' Eight new members' been admitted duricg die quarter. ting his hand into his own pocket lor that purpose to get out these things which could cot be pawned for se lurge aa amount again. Mr. Fox, in returning thanks for tha toas*-, said ho was sure that if the bishop had been present he would have sincerely rejoiced to tee such a tupp.v and united gathering as they had there. 1, Smith ; wood ; exti-fi Kidnc.v 1 ' 1 at William G-.dsbv; 3 Knock and C. Kin :. Tho reading desk and lectern had also been greatly embellished with flowers. (Cheers.) STRATFORD – This year’s St. Patrick’s Day festivities at Town Hall in Stratford will begin with the raising of the Irish flag in a ceremony on the green on front of Town Hall at 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, March 17th. C. W. H. Baker, the curate iu sole charge, and he soon found that the other gentlemen in the neighbourhood were willing to co-operate with him in attempting to carry out such an undertaking. There were a few lots o capital anions, while the carrots and parsnips wera extra good; red ci^bages were prominent, aud there were soma baskets [of very good Michaelmas cauliflowers anc savoys. 1 Company. ..    . Tno Kev. ROBHEKT AT A POLICE STATlo.x.-Oeori/e Whitehorn, 34, gardener, and ex policeman, having no home, was charged with stealing a loaf of bread, value 2d., at the Lea Bridge Roa l Police Station, the property of P.c. ... . s ; 1, J im Dawkins : Stratford School: 16 Campus Locations Throughout The Bay Area – Independent Private Preschool, Elementary, and Middle School.. Stratford’s San Jose Middle School students enjoyed an exciting performance based on the American classic by John Steinbeck, Of Mice and Men. (Cheers). William The Holy Land has censed to flow with milk and hon6y. They had been a highly favored nation, and wero one of tbe proudost nations on the face of the earth, but they could uot hope to remain so unless the3- did what they had done that day, acknowledge the Great Giver of all good things, who enabled them to enjoy all thing3 so richly as they did. 1, Chas. The meeting was attended by represen-ta^ves from all the churchcs.—The Rev. As a nation they could show victories whioh no other nation could show, but this was owing to the making good use of the seed time of their military operations. He further con-j s C'n tiie immerse benefit it h id re- ' rgt.-M.-.j'-r Hopper, and was sure they , him well. 7d., from Hailing Wharf, Stratford, tho property of Thes. Referred to the Inspector of Nuisances, There was one other point which was of a shocking nature—the hymns they used—such as “ Hai! BEALTH OF THE PARISH. He was at once conveyed home and medical attendance called in, and is now makingsteady progress towards recovery. During the evening appropriate hymns were igbytha choir.—A collection amounting to il213s. Excellent and befitting sermons wer ‘ preached—in the evening by the Rev. tv They must be Teyc jre/ul not to cast a slur upon tho hououre^.i namo London Stratford Times And Bow And Bromley News And South Essex Gazette (Newspaper) - September 16, 1874, London, Middlesex aitend:uice of civilians, who appeared equ««y “ interested in the service as their military friends. ; ; 1, Henry Ray ; extra, William At the close of the service the band struck up and played from tho Church to the Drill Hall, where thanks to the liberality of Mr. J, G. Fry, and the sprcial assis:-ance of the other members of Mr. Joseph Fry's family, tea had been provided for the wives of the labouring classeb of the parish. b .J u Mr. Norman seconded tho motion with pleasure, observing that it was a question which should bare been settled long ago. *^Mr. 1, Nellie Cole ; 2, Mi s. Dobbin ; 3,1 Mrs. Ainger ; extra, Annie Eurwaker. In addition to Mr. Baker Rnd Mr. Woodbouse, the following clergy were also present at the service—tho Rov. Two detachments were combined under Serg.-Major Gooch and or.o of the 50 cwt. The entertainment was opened by the Misses Cassini and Kiik playing the “tiilvery wdve duet” on the piano, the performance of which was hjghly appreciated by the audience. 3d. on Thursday. It was impossible for everybody to be satisfied, for they ‘would be in the millenium if that were the c so, hut the only thing among a large body of men was for the officers to endeavor to act with the most scrupulous justice and do only that which was good for the men. It would naturally ocaur to them, having that day celebrated their harvest festival in their fine old church, to drink the health of him who was mainly instrumental in the restoration of that church; had it not been for him the church would not havi been what it was at the present time, and all of them who could remember whatthe old church was, must feel what a contrast it was to its present condition and be pleased to have such a fine old church as they now possessed. She afterwards received a telegram from him, stating that the agreement was all right, and he would call upon her the next morning. This is what we must do—we must use all the means of grace at our csmmand to bring God’s loving kindness in Christ Jesus our Lord, before our eyes, and then shall we walk diligently in God’B truth—then shall we make Christian progress—then will one height after another be reached and that crown of glory be finally obtained that fadeth not away. C-iot. Ho then remarked that the only thing which had.piinsd him was an occurrence which had taken placein Vicarage-lane during the encampment of the 5th Essex Rifle Volunteers, when some fcolish fellow?, wishing to surprise a neighbouring corps, had dressed themselves in the uniform of the corps, and had tried to surprise the encampment, but had been t'iken into custody. to give a ceitain amount of satUmciwn. Therefore he would now ask them to drink the health of a man of whom they might feel proud—Colonel Howard. Blakiiton. 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