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Evening Star, Issue 3444, 6 March 1874, Page 3

1 e Vr S . au . a !™y like a tuck in a lady’s S Hr ? ~^ Vhe u it is hemmed in. y , Q^ edl , cal -~ lt is noticeable that when a patient begins to feed more, his doctor is always feed ihe Jaws.— Talk about the jaws of death,” exclaimed a henpecked husband ; “I tell you they re nothing to the jaws of life.” ' J Breach of the Sabbath Day.—A little story is gmug the rounds concerning a London Broad Uhurch omigyman, who being recently on au excursion in Scotland, was vehemently rebuked f i r taking a wa,k Sunday afternoon. The clergyman said that he could not see the harm, and replied, “You know ? ,at °" r n ord with his disciples m the fields on the Sabbath day.” “ Ay,” said the old lady, I ken it, an’ I ne’er thocht ony the better o* Him for it neither ” The Rev. Canon Bvomby told the Anglican t>ynod on February 13 that he gloried in ritualism, denying that it symbolised Romish practices, or tended thereto. Re refused to obey the judgment of the Privy Council, and characterised it as that of a civil body, whose decision was not asked by convocation. The Synod passed without a division the decisions of the Appellate Ecclesiastical Court of England making th‘om oblatory oh ’JJaspaauia, J