, has many very interesting and sug- gestive inscriptions: We will note a few, and that of Thaddeus Stevens,the great Commoner, will ever challenge attention. The inscription is of his own dictation, and reads: "Thaddeus Stevens, born at Danville, Caledonia county, Vermont, April 4, 1792. Died at

HISTORY OF THE DONEGAL CHURCH. The early history of Donegal Church is involved in obscurity by reason of the fact that none of the records prior to 1786 can be found, and those immediately sub- sequent are only fragmentary ; all that can be authenticated is to be gleaned from the records of

- nection with those old Welsh settlers, have lately come to my notice, which may be of interest to others as well as to myself. The earliest mention is at a meeting of the Board of Property held April 29, 1720, when Thomas Morgan, of Haver- ford, and Jenkin Davis, of Radnor, ap- peared and desired about