A paper was read by Sir Edwarc Braddon at the Society cf Arts, on Aus tralasia as a Field for Anglo-Indian Colonisation. The chair was taken by Lieutenant-General Sir Andrew Clarke, and the paper was illustrated by lancern slides of scenery and public buildings in Australia and New Zealand. Sir Edward Braddon delivered a very admirable ad dreae, and proved that Anglo-Indians would lead pleasanter lives in Australia than in Great Britain, would fiad that their in comes went further, and would be able to obtain for their children better openings than existed in the Mother Country for young men of moderate means.
SHOCKING SUPERSTITION.
