To the Editor of the "NoatH-Cuina Datiy News"
'Siy—In the sermon preached by Dean' Trivett in Holy Trinity fhedral and, published in your Sssue of to-day's date, the four grea-3] te hymns. (four Anglican Hymology) are given as. follows: 1 "AN praise to Theo, my God, this nigh 2 "Hock of Age 5 "Hark the ferald Ang comes with clouds dose venture to, think that the exquisite To the ordinary lay render, I words of "Abide with me" contain a far greater the above nam exception an resist the soul-atrying. of the closing lines of "Abi ide wit me?"
Thy eross before my, closing: Shin the gloom and point morning art's vain shadows 00 ne breaks and in death, O Lord. abide Throughout the English speaking, world, in times of national stress 14 prayer, and by our soldiers and sailors on iand and sea, this hymn has been fervently sung, as a prayer from. over laden, and—oft-times, breaking hearts.
humble opinion, although judge, the hymns which stir the admit that Tam totoly unfit emotions and evoke the tenderest memories, are as follows:—
1 Abide with m 2 Rock of Ages™
Text read from the printed page and cleaned; old type leaves the occasional error.