... , Fletcher, Frances, Lor Becon, and Sir Walter Raleigh—names which are world wide in their reputation, and which in a few short years raised England to the first rank in the literary history of European nations. In the writings of these men there are ...

... crying and told her that the accused took her into | the hull and shut the dcor. She was proceeding to | narrave her child’s story, when L : Mr Paterson submitted that while it was quite | competent to hear the mother describe the condition | of the child ...

... Bast Church, Aberdeen, has been appointed to the Chair of Church History in the University of Glasgow in succession to Dr Story. Actios FoR ISJURIES.--We recently reported that an action was raised in Glasgow Sheriff Court, at the instance of Patrick ...

... various ways? If we turn the story of the newshoy round, there is no difficulty in believing the gentleman taken for a newsbo{ or anything else. Indeed, that the greatest have been mistaken for the lowest has been told in stories ever since King Alfred was ...

... Eosflih!e to employ, and the pairing of the light and heavy consonants and their representation by light and heavy signs. In short, the foundations of phonography rest on the natural laws which govern the anatomy and physiology of the vocal organs. The lecturer ...

... Emmet “A” fixed with the Oukvale (a Dumbartonshire juvenile team) for Monday. The visitors arrived late and also several men short, but substitutes were got on the field. There was a miserable turnout of spectators and the game owing to the soft state of ...

... with the result that there is iow a terrible amount of sickncss besides that of the more common hunger typhus. An amusing story of the late Dr Hodge, of Princeton Theological Seminary, is recalled by a writer in the Windsor Magazine. ** It is related ...

... ‘Pt_notlc. He tells us himself that the story of Sir William Wallace, which he read in & book lent tohim by the village blacksmith —by the bye, our m%menmnve blacksmith bears the honoured name of ums—_(cheers)—-thq story of Sir William Wallace poured a tide ...

... Forthingham, Glasgow, gave & short pithy address to the young men especially to make use of their spare time in gelf improvement, and the joy and happiness to be found in true religion. Mr William Wright, Denny, narrated some stories from life and experience ...

... Camelon players, was dismissed. Campsie Corinthians tackled Emmet Reserves at Kilsyth on Saturday. Visitors arrived three men short, but found capable substitutes in one of the Ernmet and two of the Rangers players. Despite the hard ground a capital game ...

... be guarded even at the cost of life. «The Gold Fields of Africa” was then pledged by Mr Simon M*Neill, who referzed to the story of how gold was first discovered in South Africa. He hopefi Mr Orr would be as successful in his search for gold, and, if so ...

... cause of the strike. The Rev. W. M. Steven, Kilsyth, is one of the short leet of six selected to preach in the vacancy for Catrine Parish Church, Aryshire. Mr Steven is also on the short leet for Kinnaird Parish Church, Carse of Gowrie. Tur Coar TrADE.—Business ...