... greet prosperity which the society has enjoyed, when (was entrusted with your ounlideuce, 13 years ayo. I was, comparatively speaking, • stranger to the most of the members at that hems, and now return nay flasks to those older brethren- I may be allowed ...

... story, and might find himself sentenced to three months' inspreenznent before he knew where he was. If it were ?ermined to speak lightly in such • serious state of affairs, we might remark that the innocent, or in proper circumstances almost laudable, ...

... wee highly satisfactory. 'Fbe Trimmer (Brother Miller) the. submitted his report, showing a ornaiderable on the right the. speaking volumes forth. ethos. a, all the reporta being adopted. Various matters were them freely diin calmed, amongst which plaoe ...

... He sketched the of both dares —giving the &wham) in each case a °meat idea of what he meant. The Williams whom be had to speak about were, however, of a different sort, and the firat be could to them ••• • foreigner, but who was none the Is interesting ...

... catt: 6 l or purse 000taining SI All the primmer' y mot guilty, and triton= were =Noised ; but am nine of tliela Wife able to speak to the identity of the prioraers, the Crews withdrew the charge. OF A —At the Court of Justiciary, Rdinbargh. on Mooday, W ...

... little about this move. meet for year,; but he felt that the time was come, not only to take action in the Presbytery, but to speak on the subject from the pulpit. They required to take up the position in defence !of Volanteryisio, and againat that intolerable ...

... of serious infringements of the law in this report, that there were none among them w could screw their courage up to the speaking point. Kven Councillor liartsliore, who deserves all credit for bringing the matter before his colleagues, did not mention ...

... market by great consideration to the wants of the society, and he wee sure if all the other donors were little soceout - -and, speaking for himself, be was afraid that we- k was • very true one--still the exegete.t of 4 a nice as Mr Brodie it made that ;motion ...

... to • ;he single political, or semipolitical, speech of the evening, we feel it to be a little unkind to remark that when speaking of the House of Lords Mr Bolton repeated almost word for word what he said in the saute place to the same company a twelvemonth ...

... finger. Quin struck nor challenged him to fight. Mr IMMO:I—Did Qaia cell M'Leaa a logalpia r With—! don't that. You will to speak Flume English. (Laughter.) Mr GIS/ON—Ws US esifortanately dealing with Irish oaths now. Witness—l don't remember him calling ...

... Dattery on the sod he was pleased that ma • torte amber had en that occasioci, sem ef _Mom so do disadvantage Is Memissee. Is speaking of inactive at Kirkcaldy, be that good work had been done there both by Mee having hit two targets, and in the my in wh ...

... evening, which were creditably heartily responded in by the large audience. The meat they have made these last three months speaks very highly of both the choir end their leader. They were ably ladies mod gentlemen frees Falkirk, who gave several amp and ...