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FuwNiNE AuiuEyENENTs.--Wc learn.
SAYS the Norfolk Herald from London, Of
iwc remarkable instance. where much
praise is duo To lcminnn perseverance, and
energy -oi two women who have performed
,i,e work Of mechanics with great success.
The daughter, Of Gen. Simcoe, who dis.
iiuglishel himself in thu American war.
have erected a church On tho ruins Of the
Abbey Of Dlnkswell. near ilonlton. for
which they p1rksi al ne stones siih their
oioi hgudH Their afsiisr was a large
drawing room which had been loii in an
unfinished condition. Another instance OF
lamlnine mechanical labor is given in III.
case of a Miss Richards, Of Stow, England.
who with her own hands. glazed all the
Windows IN her fathers church with
stained glass, burnt aud painted by henslh