Inn ilii-np ; 2 0 vl!*v 1 !* rici>, humliPiip j Ifn h- Inud rpf! ITujhlm.l comuinn j shinding high li'i|> j put tint; light bill, hu<.dl' Ii1 'ip l im druiv ing; mctlm >, Cuiii'ioi laud stylo; 410 yds rid', li hi licup s It ■ \ ■*" nil p, und.'i* 14 y.> it's t ! wnwtlin',', cdltir ii-id pIIm-m vu'illni.f with P')'i j In->li i i«» } runniiu l'»n>t loiip ; lilting ; Onp.mihi ra'f, hmdicipi linen landing jump* ; pouß'iliitiou riicn, liundiciip Tun Fleming Fund. — It will bo romotn borcd that in August, 1876, an accident (a fall of earth) occurred in Rood street, through which a man named William Fleming lost his life. A subscription, sot on foot at tho timo, on behalf of tho widow and children (3) roaliscd tho mm of L 159 18s, of which JAB 8% 6d was paid to Mrs Fleming, or on hor account. For tho balance, tho Rev. Mr Todd and Mr Ronayne woro appointed trustees ; and Mrs Floming desiring to return to Scotland, tho pass"go Homo of horaelf and children (costing L 35 Is) was piid by thoso gentleman, and L2O in money handed to hor on her departure. A lettor has now boon recoived from tho Rev R. Macdonald, Blantyro, Scotland, announe inor tho safe arrival of Mrs Fleming ami her children, and adding that stops havo been taken to sot hor up m a small greengrocery business. Mr Macdonald also kindly offers to accept chargo of tho balance of tho fund, and to mvost it on tho widow's behalf ; and tho sum of L 55 13s lid (being tho balance, a=? shown ah tve, T..55 189 (Jd, together with interest accruod LI 5s 3d, and loss charges on draft, LI 9a 10d,) was yesterday re mitted Homo accordingly. Tub GosrtfL and Collections. — The following roply to a correspondent appears in " Enoch " :— " Thoughtful " notices in a ronorfc of a speech mado by Mr Bunn, Wostoyan preacher, the following words :—: — " He (Mr Bnnn) always laughed when ho saw notices in cortain places with "No Collection" at tho bottom of them, for, dopend upon »t, thoro was no Oospol there. " By parity of reasoning, then, we suppose that tho Wes loyans havo got all tho Gospel, for it is noarly all collection with t'» im. 