: . * ■ - ■ Well, the three tailors in Tooley street have held their meeting. Tiiej have issued their proclamation, and the people pf New.Zealand, by their voices, have risen as one man to condemn the property tax. Tie GddfpUowß , Hall in Lichfield: street has once more been the scene of a charivari iiot particularly worse than many for which it has of late years be come somewhat notorious. In every town jof any importance there are, as is well known, meetings and meetings; and there laslongceased to be any danger that people at a distance reading the accounte of a meeting at CObristohuroh should be in any degree misled as to the degree of importance to be attached to it. The only persons who are deceived in this are the actors themselves. They/ it_ is evident, think that what they say and !do, when they say it before such a meet-s ing, is of some importance at least to somebody. It is even to them- Belves. It does not do even them the slightest good or the slightest harm. No one thinks a bit the better of them for it,

and no one—at least no charitably dis posed person—is at all desirous to think a bit the worse of them. " Just like them." "We always said they would be sure to be doing something of this sort, the only wonder is that they have not done it before?' And - Christ church goes to its work next morning without:having its equanimity in any degree if > indeed, it has any active consciousness {hat the great meeting at which all'these large utterances have been vented, has aefcnally taken plaoe.
