Under the above heading, a writer in " All the Year hound" enumerates many of the ridiculous and laughable customs of bygone days, which have entirely fallen into desuetude. lie pleasantly dilates upon the varied phases of affectation so prevalent of yore, and says that the chan

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The meeting of Larish Choirs, which will be held in Saint John's Church on Tuesday next, will, we have no doubt, prove very attractive, and bring to the town a large number of Visitors. To those alone who are alarmed at shadows, and fancy they discern a dangerous tendency in the

CHEAP EXCURSION TO SOUTHAMPTON and PORTSMOUTH, (without rh:inge of Carrail/N) enabling Exumalonieta to orend Four Home in she Isle of Wight. (la TUESDAY, the 16th day of August, A SPECIAL TRAIN Farm to Southampton & a.m. Portsmouth sod back• Will leave STATIONS Burnham Hixbbridg

On Thursday last the Rev. 0. Blisset, gave the boys and girls of the St. Thomas' School their annulil treat in their respective Schoolrooms, M the appointed time (1.90 p.m.) the children were seated; and idler grace was sung, they testified in • novel unmiatakeable manner their