He died on the 12th of April. {20} It may not be unacceptable to state, that for long Messrs Charles Philip, Smyttan, and Macgill Crichton, with the author, formed the whole of Sir Andrew Agnew’s Sabbath railway band. {31} For example:— Aberdeen—Alexander Thomson, Esq. of Banchory. Belfast—John Lytle, Esq. Bath—Melmoth Walters, Esq. Birmingham— Brighton— Bristol— Carlisle—T. H. Graham, Esq., Edmond Castle. Cupar, Fife—D. M. M. Crichton, Esq. of Rankeillour. Derby— Dublin— Dundee—William Hay, Esq. Edinburgh—Dr Greville, 6 York Place. Folkstone—Alexander Swan, Esq. Glasgow—W. Guthrie, Esq., West George’s Street. Greenock—... Macfie, Esq. Ipswich—Andrew Johnston, Esq., Halesworth. Leith—Charles Philip, Esq. London—Joseph Wilson. Esq. Clapham Park. Rev. T. S. Baylee, 2 Exeter Hall. Liverpool— Manchester—Thomas Greig. Esq., Cornbrook Park. Newcastle-on-Tyne—T. G. Bell, Esq. Paisley—Archibald Gardener, Esq. Perth—Alexander Campbell, Esq. of Monzie. Southampton— Stirling—Peter Drummond, Esq. York— Volunteers for the blank towns (and the names of omitted towns with _their_ volunteers) may be sent to the publishers.