... through ministers and Kirk-Sessions, whose intimate knowledge the facts connected with their respective districts eutitle them speak with authority. The following are the special points which the Committee sought information upon, viz:—Places and dates of ...

... POST OFFICE INSURANCE. IN speaking of the arrangements for life insurance now incorporated with our Post Office system, Kile compares the terms offered with those charged the best of the industrial companies the Prudential. According to his calculations ...

... possess it, have associated itself with the former edition, they would feel that this cheap copy surpassed theirs in get-up. Speaking of his appointment to the Beagle , the vessel, which made his memorable voyage, Darwin said the voyage shall as birthday ...

... those at 17 other stations were fitted with water-ballast tanks ami other modern additions. The coxswains and crews continue speak the highest terms of the new boats, asserting that the}' have the fullest confidence them, and that they arc prepared at all ...

... Testament Exegesis in the New College. was also intimated that I)r Dods, Dr Kennedy, and Rev. A. would proposed for the chair. Speaking Monday on the Education Board report Rev. Lawrie, Glasgow, said the re- Milt of the action of that Board was that a number ...

... Edric, coolly ; 44 1 had suspicion of it. Have you made love to her, inau ? asked, looking the tutor full in the face, and speaking between his teeth. Hoy's face was deadly pale. What I answer, Yes? he said, deliberately. Edric bit his lip and pulled ...

... industry were of the greatest service the institution. Mr Donald M'Corquodale, the chairman of the Managing Committee, in speaking of Mr Mason said— He commenced as our librarian in 1881. believe the issue of books then did not exceed 30,000 vols, per ...

... head against the tree showing her snowy throat. Roy's heart beat fast, his very limbs trembled, when he parted his lips to speak his tongue seemed tixed. Thoughts came crowding upon bis mind and his head was dizzy through mingled agitation and hope. l'rudence ...

... really well paid at this, more especially when it was remembered that the results were not entirely produced him. He did not speak from a personal point of view because believed that the work was well done, hut representing the public he objected to excessive ...

... the ripple of waves upon sand, and enable us, as in some delightful dream, to cast off the cares and troubles life. When we speak of publichouse now, we think of a place for the sale of drink. lam glad that ere long there will in Battersea one public-house ...

... He's there, with the body, sir, answered Fawcus. 44 Who has done this? murmured Horace, looking straight before him, and speaking deliberately. 44 Who had grudge against iny brother. 44 No one, without was Peters, sir, said Fawcus. A sudden thought ...

... district of BuHian. This is a very curious if not a very likely story. The author of 14 Johnny Gibb is doubtless right when he speaks of country fairs as institutions established by the monks of the middle ages with a view to the transaction of general business ...