... Bishop Grant attended the funeral • but I was Ireland at the time. Was anything done while you were in Ireland as to the resettlement of the estate I—Yes ; with regard to the Doughty property. Witness—The whole of my correspondence with Mr Slaughter had ...

... prominent way, lest Mr Gladstone should some day discover that there is nothing in Home Rule incompatible with the unity of the United Kingdom, and that therefore this further sop may be thrown to Ireland in the hope of pacifying that country. The legislation ...

... had become patroness of the institutioo. At a erect meeting of the United Presbyterian Synod's Coinmittee on National Education it was anreed to re,minieol to the members of the United Presliy. torian Church that they cordially cooperate with the other ...

... 26. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHFAWER, in answer to a (petition, said the grant for lunatics would apply to the whole of the United Kingdom. It was not intended to give the grant except for paupers outside workhouses, but certain representations from Scotland ...

... she want to keep up permanently an Establishment to protest against, on the ground of Eraetianisni on the one hand, and a United Preebyterien Chnrch to keep separate from on other grounds on the other? And does she mean to remain always herself in the ...

... e „ a , !,• ope tiered, ass'ese.l ),larshal Bassin. to escape from sum , o be spelt nierely fur the oaks. of • worts-eut resettled, and stated that he would give no furtliti procomoi room and in the otogehole and ne toon.ffit d e , MS i-i.mil prison. ...

... Literary (June, a Brahmin pundit, who Paid the Society a vied. atntell, while contrasting the putt and the present state of civilization in India. that there is a clock in the Tianevelly district which was conatructed by natives four thousand years ago, and ...

... of loilerg, and sue pair of harpsichords in Ballocb. Sir Robert thee became Chief of Breadalbane at the beginning of the Civil War; sod as he took tbe Covenautiog side in the struggle, hie lands .offered severe ravage from the clans who supported Montrose ...

... Committee now presented a re- port. They recommended that the resolution ro- ferred to them on Tuesday on the subject of the re-settlement of ministers should again be brought forward, and they also suggested the passing of a resolution protesting against the ...

... would he other considerations than that of health, for they could ill afford to loose so good a neighbour, and they would unite it hoping that his health would be restored and that when the time came he might not be preveuted on that score from contesting ...