UNLOOKED FOR ALLIES.

Pelorus Guardian and Miners' Advocate., Volume I, Issue 3, 4 February 1890, Page 3

UNLOOKED FOR ALLIES.

The late L >rd S.mfVsbury told a t< niching sti.'ry of some of the givatest mugiis in tlie Bast End of Loudon. A yuhng clergyman had ask d fos Udvice as to now to detl witu tne U riiile■"'luiuiiMlifejfice and rfiisory of the ’■ ,ihic *. Lord Snafe!3||iiry aim t.<» begin by cst i dining a nggod suiuiol, and at the siiiui time furuuhed ms nec sstry funds, fne school met with innnedi tie success, but it was i ii(j(Hsibl ‘, in spi e of all the viotr’s efforts, to iuduae the People to co ne to charcli, and the young clorgymtu fin,illy rcsol-el to meet bnem by pivaeiiiug in the <>p *u air. He-aeidct.'d one of the w >rst- courts, and ..mid; the benen-sfron tlie sCh ml ukeii ihcK? j for nis - lieafers to ait upon, but was dismiyed Waea.he came upon the aceui to s i e the trout row occupi-d bv a mi 11 ur of the m is notorious roughs of tue neignhjrii tod. who lie male, ii> d-mot, lial con* to >reak u.o tlu* l services. To his surpr sv now-ver, ev.-rytliing w qt off qnety, aul vvh Q his services were over ue stepped up to th.i leader of tie ging. told iiitii lie oad n 'b cxp-ck*d to s*e hi 11 tnere,. | hough .lie was .v.-rfo glad ; to welcome him, and nskel iiim wait had ir-mght him. Tie mm sql: VYIII sir, you’ve h en v.-ry good to ou.* little ;i Is, so I Slid to my in it s. goin’ to preach .in. —— Court "on Sunday nignt. It’s a roufiisn p ae.». L t’s go and s*e fair pUy-’ Tuat’s what brougnt us.”