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Clutha Leader, Volume I, Issue 32, 18 February 1875, Page 6

A" new community has sprung 1 up in. England, which presents a contrast, in its style of living, to the world ; a't. large. At present it appears to number 13.b* individuals. A writer" in the Daily. "News' says ". they are linked r together' by ties of a definitely religious : . t nature, and are _ established , essentially and? primarily upqn'areligious bas^s).'! They , are described as.' dwelling. ,, together <• as, brethren and sisters ; .as being '■ regular in : their habits, sirnpre ( in' tteir , die'tj <\m-. , tiring in their ln^iistry, Content in their^ lot,; k'ino'ly in' tUMr- d^sp.pgitiony-...an,d mdst' ; reap\y to be-a^lesspg. a^nd service tb'each other-,; ;'as havingj bujt one ptjrse'* sls[ Isnaring; I '^!'' things .m f .Qommon ; -. as, pricing; and' worsHipping/^o^elKer .; - as. liViti^>ear..nnajr earne^ ..Jibes' ; n aai as faking the Bib^;.lAera}(y.'^ ■ thleidirectpr.'pf jalij'thejr conduct : are i cuK^atjng^ afl . ',esta^ tEey : aiid wfiiph, is 'Tsnown , as '^isem' Forest Ldda'e. -,- - , ; . . V«- ■