The life and work of St. Paul

thousand pounds from what the Lord Mayor of
London termed "That inexhaustible Quiver." Four
Lifeboats have been given to the Royal National
Lifeboat Institution ; a " Quiver Cot " has been given
to the Hospital for Sick Children in Great Ormond
Street, London ; a new wing was added to the
Orphan Home at Ham Common; the "Quiver
Medal " adorns the breast of many a hero who has
saved another's life, at the risk of his own, from perils
by land and water ; an Order of Honourable Service,
now numbering over 3,000 members, was founded (with
H.R.H. Princess Christian as Patron), for the recogni-
tion of long and faithful domestic service. The Quiver
League of Christian Compassion was instituted, in con-
nection with which Prizes, Medals, and Certificates ol
Honour were awarded to the members ;
whilst the latest
development is a Roll of Honour for Sunday-school
Teachers. Under this scheme a special medal has been
struck and is awarded to all Sunday-school
workers of
over twenty years' standing, and to the worker with the
longest record in each county is presented
Medal and a handsome Bible.
enough
a Silver
Many other instances might be mentioned, but
has been said to establish the fact that this
is no mere Magazine, but an Institution. And we
may confidently anticipate for The Quiver a long-
continued and still more widely extended career of
usefulness.
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THE EDITOR.