House, St. Clement, Isle of Jersey, for twelve years connected with the Jersey sailing vessels, afterwards master of the Reindeer, which made a " record" voy-ago to China, and of other well-known clipper-ships trading between China, Liverpool, and Australia, who died on August 6, aged 95, left estate valued at £1,338 15s. 7d. gross, and at £1,314 10s. 74. net, From the " Japan Gazette ":—It is quite clear that the Portoguese revol ies acted without proper pre-ion. You can tell that from mich is plain to the verge of austerity, Half of it is red: half is green. ' blae circle in the middle. There is a curved line in white, and on that one reads the inscription, i Otherwise, thi rage minimum of the thermometer in the Settlement for the week jing November 26 was 47°8° F., the average maximum 608° F., and. the mean 543° F., compared with 43°9° F., 63-3" F., and 68:6" F., respectively, in the corresponding week of 1909. The rainfall daring the week was "14 loches, and rain fell measurably on two days, compared with ni? in the corresponding weeks of 1909, 1908.
Mu. Sux Tox-no calls our attention to the fact that there an error in his letter of the 25th ultimo, which was published in these calamus the following day. Instead of reading, "we have been able to secure a site containing twelve mows for the Paoshan Hospital," it should read "we have been able to secure a site containing twelve mo the Paoshan district with buildings thereon for the Chinese Plague Hospital."
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.