Yet another exhibition has been opened in London; this time at the Agricaltural Hall. {It is called "The Orient in London and though ongsnized by the London Missionary Society, it is intensely interesting, those who have no absorbing sympathy with missionary work in the Kast. The portion illustrative of China includes a representation of the famous
wodd of a Chinese sttest. Mr.
tower of Nanking and a Oharehill, the new President Board of Trade, in opening the ition on Friday, pronounced a elogium of foreign missions which won the hearts of his audience. Ie has, of course, spent some little time in Uganda during the past year; and probably there is no place in the world where the missionary has found more pliable material to work with or has accomplished more than in Uganda.
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.