ST. JOHN BAPTIST, LEYTONSTONE.��� In an address just issued to the members of his congregation, the vicar, the Rev. W. J. Bettison, says :—" The services of the church seem to me very hearty, the singing good and heartily joined in by the congregation. There are one or two slight

character, and is introduced with the express object of supplying the finest quality of Pale Ale at a price not hitherto attempted. THE COOPER COMPANY'S RED CROSS TREBLE DUBLIN STOUT. THE! COOPER COMPANY desire to give notice that they supply this celebrated Stout (which is unqu

ONE out of my many personal acquaintances amongst street people was Sam Blank. He had managed to pick up in a way peculiarly his own a fair amount of reading and writing, and when I first became acquainted with him had been on the streets for about four years. He was a very like

ON Saturday last—in accordance with what may be now regarded as an annual custom—the members of the Forest Fund Committee met to spend a day in and about the Forest of Epping. Leaving Liverpoolstreet Station at ten o'clock the party arrived at Chingford after a half-hour's journ

leptons - tone. LEYTONSTONE CLUB. WE understand that the first dinner of the Leytonstone Club will be held in about a fortnight at the club-room, at the Red Lion. There happens to be an unusual amount of musical talent amongst the members, and naturally music entered largely into

SIR,—I am very pleased see the appearance of the " EAST WIND" in our neighbourhood, a newspaper professing to speak the plain unvarnished truth without respect to party or in a partizan spirit ; and I trust such support will be afforded to it as to make it ere long the leading j

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