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... THE SOIREE. A fruit twins was held in the evening, and the hall was completely filled by a respectable and inn fiuentlal audience. The Rev. Mr 'union occupied the chair. After praise and prayer, The Glutamate said—lie occupied the chair as Moderator of ...

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... THE SOIREE. A soiree was held in the evening, at which there Was I crowded and enthusiastic gathering. The Rev. Mr Brander presided at the outset, and congratulated the congregation on the speedy and harmonious settlement. He mentioned that this was the ...

... THE SOIREE The thirty-ninth annul soiree took place on Tuesday, and was very la. cely attended. Mr Coeur pastor of the congregation, presided, and oo the platform were— her. Dr Adamson. Edinburgh; Bev. Mr Dyer, Airdrie; Rev. De Ander. , n, clueow ; and ...

... SOIREE THURSDAY Evouse, 20m FEB., 1896 An. WILLIAM AMID Till Cum. SPIAINIS : Rsv. ARCH. RUSSELL, Si. A., net FAL, elaairow ; Rzy. JOHN URQUHART, 1.0.. angel En. ALEX. WEIR, Deal& Rost U.?. Rhone, Oootbriogs. asv. JOHN MILLER, Oalaments. tho Town Aso be ...

... THE SOIREE. A tea soiree was held in the evening. The Rev. Mr Kerr, Dennyloanhead, occupied the chair, and was accompanied to the platform by Rev. Dr Kennedy, Rev. Messrs Aitchison, Campbell (the newly ordained minister), Nilson-Baird. T. Adam (Cumbernauld) ...

... THE SOIREE. The Mission Hall hein7, much too small to accommodate the people, the soiree was held in the Roughrigg School. The Rev. Mr Reid, Slamennan, the moderator, who during the early part of the evening occupied the chair, and with him on the platform ...

... SOIREE. This church, which was got up very hurriedly at the time of the Disruption, has been greatly altered end improved; lacked, so extensive are the alters• Bons that a stranger would be apt to form the impression that the building is altogether new ...

... ealrlrMA.ll47ll ANNUAL SOIREE Ow THURSDAY FIRST, lu BAPTIST CHAPEL. JOAN WDOVALD, T. IL CAMP. BEM, maxim GILLES PIE. DRYER. and MOON. sod Dr GILIIIISLL Doors open 7 ; Cbalr to be en at 7.110. Tleksai--94 be from the limbos tW SOIREE, TUESDAY, 25Tit FEBRUARY ...

... THE SOIREE. A congregation soiree was held in the evening in the church, which was densely and uncomfortably filled by and large adeeply- interested audience, so much so, indeed, that many of them stood throughout the whole of the proceedings, which lasted ...