... (Langbter.) Had he not been three years a divinity aisdeot himself, and knew all about the matter, he would not have ventured to speak with en ranch authority upon it. (Laughter.) But what lie had said was maid out of pure love to the clergy. He knew they laboured ...

... consisted of about 170 voices, and the orchestra consisted of fifty professional instrumentalists, with Mr Carrodua as leader. Speaking generally we may say that the dramatic expression, as well as the essentials of mechanical correctness and precipitin were ...

... have since been printed in Gaelic. Members meet for play every Saturday evening | in the Queen's Park, which, with Gaelic speaking, | piobaireachd. ete., is half converted into a Higzh- | jand glen. On New-Year's-Day a grand game ‘ will be played—kilts ...

... every deoominstioa. Its communicants amount to ninety. At yeMerduy's awning and evening services 800 psrsoni were present The speak res evaaiag service included the Kura. Piggott, Wataeekw, Cororda, and Conti. During tb* proceeding* n congratulateiry telegram ...

... been made t with tlio proposal to establish an . Indian and ^ Colonial Museum . It is said that something like , 13 so to speak , the grand plan of the scheme has ! e been settled , and that it is even proposed that a 1 ' certain number of rooms in the ...

... weight body or action the in breathing state of bones is of softening order better explain may be mentioned that are made up speaking of kinds of ma terlals— one an animal matter which likened to gelatine and the other mineral matter having chalk These two ...

... (Laughter.) Ilad he not been three years it divinity student himself, and knew all about the matter, he would not have ventured to speak with so much authority upon it. (Laughter.) But what he had seid was said out of pure love for the clergy. Ile knew they laboured ...

... at heart , he would be very unwilling to assume any fatiguing position which woujd take him away from his usual studies . Speaking of thfl Suez Canal , he said that although it was not unnatural that • tlie French should feel slight irritation at a purchase ...

... too late that their hopes of restoration to health have been misplaced, an , ', instead of a refuge, they find a grave. To speak plainly, they would have done better had they stopped at home. For some reason or o her. a common impression seems to have ...

... of Mr Legge, of Aberdeen, whose name is familiar to many readers, have been visited by a contributor to Leind lf'afer, who speaks very highly of Mr Legge's efforts to improve the character of monumental senlptere. He employs none hut first-class workmen ...

... reigns, and no sign of danger, except through the fall of Turkey, can be men at present in the political horizon. Locally speaking, the weather has been of the usual character, a pretty fair sprinkling of wind sad rain tempering our [sunshine, but in almost ...

... men will cheerfully lay down their lime for • woman, only one will carry her a scuttle of Noes. laid, in a recent sermon (4 speaking, Moreover, brethren, avoid the uf wee 55 an organ of epee+, for the bent authorities'', agreed that it in intruded to smell ...