... old ecclesiastical buildings in Scotland, that the figure of St Ninian at Turriff is almost the only example of which we can speak with certainty. In the north wall of the choir, there is inis.rted an ambry of decorated work, and from the knees A.L. which ...

... concerns us all, in those ceaseless, constant interchanges of speech and act which make up sue daily life. You may be, an to speak good material. You may be honest, true, brave, pure. industrious; and you may think that this ought to insure respect and ...

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... education.- , - The people of Birmingham could not allow Mr Bright to leave them, without giving him another opportunity of speaking his mind more freely than be had done on Tuesday. lie was invited next day to a public breakfast, where a good many poli• ...

... , and so to obtain an influence over his fellow-men ; it refines and polishes the character ; and teaches us to hear God speaking to us in the voice of nature. Mr Reid concluded his excellent lecture by throwing out some hints to the reading of poetry ...

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... is labourattention to detail in life work—and enthusiasm in the work. The lecturer concluded by urging the maxim to think, speak, and live truly. There was a pretty large audience who listened attentively to the discourse. The Chairniau said they were ...

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... friends of sobriety by Act of loverurie, delivered a soliloquy on Public Parliament have not succeeded in converting any of Speaking. The addresses were interesting, in- them over to their cause, or have even received the structive, and impressiv e , and ...

... PLAIN SPEAKING. AT a meeting to hear Mr Treeeljan last week, Mr Irvine, Ilswick, made the following protest against the continuance of the Scotch and English churches. One thing has surprised me v, y much to-night. Yon have questioned your member about ...

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