... the best of the bargain. True, the chairman very graciously remarked on the word perpetual as the best of all, because it kent their minds easy, and that so long as Kilmarnock could pa? twenty shillings the pound, so long would the shareholders be free ...

... have more to say of the letter press la a future notice. ■UDEAMIL : MAUA7.INK OF LITXKATVEfc, ART (Otorge Alien, Orpington, Kent). The new- feature of the month Rosklniana. Under this bead it the intention the editors to print letters Mr Raskin which may ...

... was summed up by Mr Hopwood, Q.C., win) pointed pardon's. ly to the finding of the razor belonging to the prisoner and boy's boots in pude in the neighbourhood of the pri.oner's It bad been suggested that • foreign sailor had been guilty of the crime, but ...

... carefully arrayed in dress coat and satin vest, in linen-cambric ruffled shirt, in well-fitting trousers strapped down over the boots. And despite that enunciation of the Decalogue from the chancel, many were the graven images carried away on feminine hearts ...

... yearNvith the late firm of Paton. Brown & Co., Glengarnock, and retired several years ago. On the occasion of celebrating his golden wedding he received many presents, but his wife did not long survive that event. He was a bird-stuffier in his younger days ...

... and spiritual fellowship. Dr David M`Ewan, of Clapham was, in his student years, engaged in mission work in connection with Golden Square, Berwick. His reminiscences of Sabbath evenings with Cairns in his lodgings are noteworthy among the many bright elements ...

... Augustine Into hit carpet bag, and are bis fellow travellers when goes oat for a month. To write an Encyclopaedia article on Kent, be gave nearly half-a-year to the reading and annotation of his greater writings. To write lecture on Voltaire, read volume ...