Earl Granville retires into private life. ill be much missed by a ds and ce-workers to himself by his oan duous and taking labour and by hig uniformly and Christian character, De. Lambuth'was, we faticy among the first missionaries of his Society in Shanghai, he tras for years the Superintendent and to him, belongs the honour of laying the foundations of whatever work that Society is now doing. The translation of the New Teataand parts of the Old in the Shan; gaged in ed work among Chinese girls, and of late, been known in the carrying on with considera hol for foreign children, Wo understand that they
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