... Falkirk Minister Complains of the ' Chief Magistrate's Conduct. The Rev. James Aitchison, Erskine L'.P. , Church, Falkirk, speaking at • temperance meeting in his church hall on Satnrday evening, , made reference to an incident which took place , in the ...

... return again, in artier to change their colours, owing to the similarity of Dundee's stripes. There was absolutely no wind to speak of, and the game started with the visitors playing from the pavilion goal. The game commenced with • strong break away sy Dundee ...

... of individual students. Latin must always be the bottom plank in Dr. Watt's linguistic basis, land knowledge of it is, speaking broadly, a presupposition of general culture. The meeting might employed itself to better purpose in attacking the anomalies ...

... department dealing with household hints, dress and faahion, cookery and chit-chat of use and interest to womankind. My department speaks for itself. As to the dress patterns, I may add that they are modelled end cut by • lady who was, until her engagement by ...

... amateur combination, which has rendered such signal and such bril. hint service to Scottish football. Though comparatively speaking a modern Hampden light (for he only became identified with Queen's Park about six years ago), Mr Miller is man who knows ...

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... resolved to lock nut the Clyde eng!neers, unless the Belfast strikers agree to the terms of the Conference by Wednesday. 5.) Speaking in Edinburgh last night, Mr. Cox, M.P., said that the cause of the recent Unioniat victory in South Edinburgh was that the ...

... its etas. I to the matter and devised a much simpler form. His lordship suggested that the words I swear to that I a u! speak the truth would be sufficient for all purposes, and would be understood even by little children. ...

... estimate the iiiiinher of Armenians killed in the recent ili,torhemec there at Reveral hundred, although Or Turtinh version speaks at fitty vwta only. rumour that distarbaneea broken not at Mush is ineorre , t. It arose out ot the report concerning at Bithat ...

... minus his title. When Mr. Balfour has occasion to allude to his brother, the Clint Secretary, in debate in Parliament, he speaks of him as My right hon. friend. By the ambassadors the Queen is usually &dammed as Madame. But this is very different ...

... expressions of Mast, has taken a strong hold upon the public mind, and has carried her name into every owner of the English speaking world. She WM the third daughter of Mr. Charles Elliott, et Clapham, and was born in March, 1789. For many years her parents ...

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