... 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 ...

... b last twelve months. It could easily be put into such way as it would be water-proof, so to speak, at the top, and he believed that if that was done the water would stand the analysis anywhere. After a few sen tenees on Burn's Well, by Mr Kelman, Mr ...

... MR COWEN ON THE TURKISH ATROCITIES. Speaking at Newcastle on Saturday Mr Joseph Cowen, M.P.. was very eloquent and earnest on the horrid barbarities A the Turks. We make two extracts : THE RED HERRING OF THE TORIES. We have been often reminded in ...

... THE BETTER LAND. BIRO lIIIMANS. I hear thee speak of a better land : Thou call'st kis children a happy band : Mother, U where is that radiant plane Shall we not seek it and weep no mire ? Is it where the doseer of the orange blows, And the fireflies ...

... GOOD TUOUGHTS. Spirit, when I rest, lu any heart gond thoughts suggest; Like a friend, whom curtains hide, Speaking gently at my side. When the bustling town I thread, Holy thoughts by thee be bred, V hisperid, as in crowds bath been W. • hint by friend ...

... benefices (says the London correspondent of the Sli !field Daily Teleynapk) is not wholly a sin of the Establishment. If r.nnour speaks truly there has lately , been a transaction of this kind between two well-known Dissenting ministers. The one sold his pulpit ...

... hold, is entitled to speak on all questions directly affecting the household under her care. If. for instance, it be proposed to increase or diminish her household's share of the land and the burdens, she will be allowed to speak freely on the subject ...

... lord. The Sheriff—Did you speak to her in Leek& ? Sergeant Fraasr—l did. and she can speak very good English. The witness here promoted that this was not the case. The Sheriff—Meer what the Aker has stated, I believe you can speak and understand English ...

... and Una:frown. Having Rails into the Works, can cff Goode by fled the Shortest notice. The Yearly increase of the Works, speaks for the Cheapness and guilty of the Art :elm rnmaufectured. WILLIAM BROWN. ...

... in Scotland for my supply of Seeds for the coming season. The House is sufficient guarantee as to quality. The Prices will speak for themselves. Send for Samples and Pre Lists. JAKI.B t)sSBOADS, GRANGE, KEITH. ...

... sit down? The thing is sett led. Mr Watson still continued to speak. The Provost said—l will leave the chair out and out if this is to go on. I will not allow that fellow to stand up and speak when be is out of order. I have eat here for nearly twenty years ...

... the French cook can think of, is placed upon and disappear from, the table with alarming celerity. Wines ; but what need we speak of wines ? All the wines that can be named flow more freely than water; and if to-morrow morning there are no ore heads in ...