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great destitution ha• compelled them to apply. £10,000 reqUired for new and urgent case&. Cheques and P.O.'s should be made payable to the" LitJerator" Relief Fund, crossed" 'fhe London City and Midland Bank," and sent to the Secretary, Rev. J .llTOCKWELL WATTS, 16, Farri.ngdon Street, London. D.O.

PAROCHIAL MISSIONS TO THE JEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD. Honorary Secretaries :

The REV. CANON SIR JAMES E. PHILIPPS, B.mT., W.mMINSTER.

The YEN. ARCHDEACON SUTTON, PEVENSEY, HAsTINGS.

Organizing Secretary: The REV. W. 0. E. OESTERLEY.

OFFICE 1 A. C. S. OFFICE, as, VICTORIA STREET, WESTMINSTER, S. W.

This Society is worked strictly on tbe parochial system of the Chureh. Duly qualified men are sent as curates, under tbe incumbents, to parishes in London a.nd other big towns, where large numbers of Jews congregate. '

.All information gladly giv~n on appli<mtion to the Organizing Secretary.

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Cf!t $f. ®illtS' f!rqrisfian mtssinn. 'l'rea.8Urer-F. A. BBvAN, Esq.

VOL UB'"l'ABT COB''l"BIBUTIOB'S OB'L T SOUBCE OP IB'COME.

This Mission assists, amongst other classes, the following :-THE CLASS OF DISCHARGED PRISONERS • T BUT SUFFERING WIVES AND Oitl.DRBN OF PRISONERS

POOR· B ND DESTiTtrrE WO!IIBN.

The demands upon the resources of the Mission are very heavy. Mr. WILLIAM WHEATLEY, Buperintendem, 4, Ampton Street, Regent Square, W.O.

SOCIETY FOR RELIEF OF PERSECUTED JEWS. DISTR.E.S.S 1.5 TER.R.IBLE among the poor Jews at Jerusalem. Virulent smallpox,

diphtheria, measles, and fever are raging in their wretched abodes, which cannot keep out the gales, rains, and snow of winter. Such crowds have come to Abraham's Vineyard for drink· ing water that they could only be supplied every other day. From June to November over 40,000 gallons of drinking water were given to poor Jews from the Rock Cisterns at Abraham's Vineyard.

FUNDS MOST URGENTLY NEEDED FOR FOOD, FUEL, AND WAGES.

Hon. TreaFJurer: F. A. BEVAN, 114, LoMBARD STREET, E.C. Secretary: E. A. FINN, 41, PAll.LIAMBNT STREET, S.W.

ECCLESIASTICAL IB'SUB.AB'CE OPPICE. LI.M. FIRE INSURANCE. GLASS INSURANCE. BURGLARY INSURANCE.

The Surplus Profits are devoted to Institutions, ete., for the benefit of the Clergy and of Church objects. Alrf!ady a. sum of £98,500 has been so distributed. The above sum includes £500 to the Clergy Distress Fund, and £2,500 to the Queen Victoria Clergy Fund.

For Information and Forms, apply at the Joint Offices of the f!ccleslastlc:al Insurance Office, Lim., and the Clergy Pensions Institution, 11, Norfolk .Street, .Strand, London, W .c.

JOHN DUNCAN, F.I.A.; Secretary. "Thill Is a serious attempt made in good faith to help the Clergy to help themselves, and to husband the

existing resources of the Church."-&uardian.

OLEBGY PENSIONS INSTITUTION. FOUNDED 1888. INCORPORATED 1892.

JIYint Presidtnts.~The ARCHBiijHOP OF CANTERBURY. The ARCHBISHOP OF YORK. The distinguishin~ characteristic of the scheme of the Institution may bo concisely stated in three words,

"Self-help aided." Clergymen who wish to secure the benefits of the Institution for themselves or their families, exercise self-help by making payments in pnrchase of Benefits; while Honorary Contributions are applied to augment the Benefits so purchaaed. Tbe Institution comprises the following Funds: . · 1. Clergy Pensions Fwld ; 2. Sickness Fwld; 3. Personal Accident Fwld; 4. Widows a.nd Or.Plla.ns Fwld; 5. Daughters Fwld; 6. Other Bensll.ts Fwld.

Por Information and POJ'ms, apply at the .Joint Offices of the f!cc:leslastlcal Insurance Office, Lim., and the Clergy Pensions Institution, 11, Norfolk .Street, Strand, London, W .c.

THE MISSIONS TO SEWN. Patron:

Admiral of the Fleet H.R.H.The

DUKE OF SAXJ!l.COBURG AND GoTHA, K.G. Labours aJioat and

ashore, at home and abroad, a.mong seamen of all classes and na. tiona, fishermen, barge· men, and emigrants. Seventy. three harbours are occupied. ·Expenditure, £42,514.

. ID.oreaaed COntr!butlou and Oll'ertoriea, ur­gently needed, should be forwarded to the Secretary, Omnuiander W. DAwsoN, R.N., 11, Buckingham St.. tltrand, London, W c.

JOHN DUNCAN, F.I.A., Secretary.

THE LONDON & SUBURBAN BANK, Ltd., 22, Henrietta Street, Covent Garden, W.C.

The Bank opens Current Accounts upon approved introductions.

Interest at Ill per cent. allowed on minimum monthly balances when n9t drawn below :£20.

Dividends, Coupons, eto., collected free of charge Approved ·Bills Discounted.

The Purchase or Sale of Sec uri ties undertaken. Moneys received on Deposit atfrom 3 to 4l per cent.' Every consldet'l!.tion given to the encouragement of

thrift, both by the acceptance of . small sums on Depot~it, and by affording specil!.l facilities to the clergy and others in charge of parochial funds, charities, ete., for the depot~lt and withdrawal of suCh moneys.

ALFRED B. HARDING, l>l.ana.ging Director.

THE CHURCHMAN .ADVERTISER.

COOK'S EASTER I

EXOURSIOIIS. CONDUCTED EXCURSIONS.

1i

PARIS ~~o~~d back, 26a. BOULOGNE and back, 9s. CALAIS and back, lOs. CAEN (for Normandy) and back,

los.

PARIS, including Hotels, Drives, Con­ductor, etc., 3 Guineas.

London to OS TEND and Brussels and back, 19s. lld.

FLUSHING and back, 20s. ROTTERDAM & back, 2ls. 9d. ANTWERP and back, 24s.

Antwerp, Brussels, and Waterloo, £5. Holland, and the Dead Cities of the Zuyder

Zee, including Hotels, Excursions, etc., 5 Guineas.

Switzerland, 8 days, £6 6s. ; Travel, Hotels, etc. ROME and BACK (Easter Trip) for £4 7s.

Also Cheap Tickets to MAi>RID & SEV1LLE Popular Tour to Rome, 11 Guineas.

Programmes free. TKOS. COOK & SON, Ludgate Circus, Lcndon; and Branch Ofil.ces.

In large 8vo., handsomely bound in cloth, price lOs. 6d.

THE DUAL LAN :D. :tieing a (tollectton of lt'erses from .Man)? Sources for tbe Great J'amilt?

of tbose wbo bave been, wbo are, an\> wbo mat? be :mereaveb,

"A great storehouse of high-class poetry on the subject of bereavement."-Literary W01'ld. "The oompiler's work has been done with judgment and taste, and a large range of literature

ha.s been utilized for the purpose in view."-Spectator. "A volume which will be vastly acceptable to many a pensive and poetical soul whose

experience ha.s met with bereavements."-Ohurch Gazette. "A book which will be welcomed in many a shadowed home." -Ohristian.

ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW, LONDON, E.C.

EST AELJ:SHED 1861-

:&JE:E&~JBI:E:C:KC: JBI.&.DTJEC'., SOUTHAMPTON BUILDINGS, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON, W.C.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS. I DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS.

2 % on the minimum monthly balances, 2 % 2.1_ % on Deposits, repayable on 2.1 % o whennotdmwnbelow£100. o 2 o dema.nd. 2 o

STOCKS AND SHARES. Stocks and Shll.res purchased and sold for customers.

The BIRKBECK ALMANACK, with full particulars, post free. FRANCIS RAVENSCROFT, Manage!'.

f{OllllOWRY'S PlhllS CURE IBDIGESTIOH, LOSS OF IPPETIT.E,

DlZZIBESS, BILIOUS and SICK HEADACHE, &c. They Purify the Blood, Strengthen the System, and are the Safest and most Reliable Medicine for Female Ailments.

llanufaotured Ollly .;.t 78, N.orw OXFORD fl<t&O&T, LoNDO.ll; .aold by all Chemlllla and lledioine Vend-

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ROBE AND SON, .~MAKERS

By Bpee1al Appointment TO HER MAJESTY, THE LORD CHANCELLOR, AND THE BISHOPS.

LAWN SLEEVES-ROCRET & CRIMERE. FULL SLEEVE GOWN, CASSOCK &BASH IN ALL QUALITIES, SURPLIOliS FOR CLERGY AND CHOIR.

CLERICAL TAILORING.

Hoods, Cassocks, Scmes, Stoles, Bands, College Caus, Clergy Collars, &o. PEERS, LEGAL, AND CORPORATION ROBES.

98 & 94, CHANCERY LANE, LONDON.

URGENT DISTRESS.; WRECKS AND LOSS OF LIFE.

" There is sorrow on the sea.''

THE SHIPWRECKED MARINERS' SOCIETY CW"J:TEI: OVER i~OOO .AGENOJ:ES)

Has :Pelieved mo:Pe than Half a Million Persons since 1839. The rescued sailor, nsherman, instantly cared for on the spot and sent home; the widow, and orphan of the drowned immediately sought out and succoured ; the distressed seafarer of every

grade at once charitably assisted.

COR'TB.IBU'J:'IO!TS EA.BR'BSTLY APPEALED !"OB.. Patron-H.M. THE QUEEN. Chairman ofOommittee-Admiral E. S. ADEANE, C.M.G.

Secretary-G. E. MAUDE, Esq., 26, Suffolk Street, Pall Mall East, S.W. [Telegrams-''' SHIPWREOKED, LONDON."]

HOME MISSIONS OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

X\bbitional <!urate~ ~otietp. ESTABL.lSHED 1887.

More than 1,200 ADDITIONAL CLERGYMEN are now at

work in poor and densely-populated Parishes through the help

of grants (about £59,000 a year) from this Society.

To maintain this work, at least £50,000 in voluntary con­

tributions must be collected in the course of each year.

No Party considerations affect the appropriation of the Funds.

Contributions will be tba.nkfully received by tbe secretary (Rev. Pa.ul Petit) a.t the SoCiety's omoe, 39, Viotoria. street, Westmlnster. Cheques should be crossed "Coutts & Oo."