Dear Sir,—I am sending you, subject to your approval, a few notes taken of some of the precious addresses upon the subject of "Faith," which we were privileged to hear at the recent Clifton Conference. They are but few, and very imperfect, and I fear will give but a poor idea of the full and rich teaching which so characterized the meetings; and I would wish it to be understood, that it is from no lack of blessed teaching on the part of the other speakers, but inability on mine, that this limited selection has been made, for if ever one feels his utter unworthiness, nothingness, and insufficiency as "least in my Father's house," it is at these times when he is privileged to hear…

At St. Andrew's-the-Less, Dowry Square, Bristol, on the following Sunday morning, the Vicar (the Rev. S. F. Alford) read to a full congregation the sermon which the Rev. Talbot Greaves had intended to preach there on the previous Sunday. The discourse was found in the study of our beloved friend after his death. Before reading the pathetic address, Mr. Alford made a few remarks upon the uncertainty of life, illustrated by Mr. Greaves’s call, and pointed out the lesson that their plans for the future need always be contingent upon the Divine will. He spoke, too, of the loss which the Church of England and the neighbourhood had suffered through Mr. Greaves’s death, and said that many had to thank God for the faithfulness and…