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The Sunday Magazine. January, 1865. Besides papers of a directly

religious character, Gotthelf 's excellent tale of "Kate the Grandmother" is continued, and there is an interesting notice of the late Joseph Sturge, written, however, with that entire absence of a sense of humour which distinguishes the religious world. Mr. Stinge, we are told, when a boy at school was a consistent Quaker, and never would fight, but once or twice he did, to avoid boxing, close with his antagonistand throw him on the ground.

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