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Auckland Star, Volume I, Issue 190, 18 August 1870, Page 2

If the proverbial effect of "all work and no play " extended to bishops, the mental smftrtr ness of the Bishop of Winchester would bm little short of miraculous. As a sample of *W bishop's day, it m.y be interesting to notolus lordship's proceedings on May 17, as explained by himself at the Church Sunday School Association in the evening. He had, he sa,w> been hard at work ever since seven o'clock that morning, and was ready to drop. H-9 had been presiding over the Ritual Commission » great part of tho day, and fighting in Vie House of Lords for the Sequestration Bill, which, he was happy to say, he had now gob read a second time. As soon as he had done there he trotted off to Camberwell as fast a* his little nag would carry him, and ho wished now to go home, have a little rest, some food, write a number of letters, and go to bed abou one or two o'clock in the morning.

All clamis against tho Golden Hill G.M.& must be lodged before the 22nd instaut.