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... James Burns, Charles Grindlay, and John Loudon, jun., were appointed to vacancies on the directorate. Kiisyra UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH BISLE Crass.—Three of the members of the Bible Class, conducted by the Rev. John Weir, United Presbyterian Church, ...

... mournful bar. It would, indeed, have been MT if the sudden death of & guest of Lord Russell's had not been deemed a fit subject for “ coroner’s quest,” simply because Lord Russell is the Chief Coroner of the United Kingdom. LN T e 000 The guest appeared to be ...

... writing with Mr. John Spencer, of the Roval Arms. Half an hour later Russel appeared in his working clothes with the required marriage certificate, and when the proof was nnu’y found correct Mrs, Russel, overcome viE joy, famted, 'and Russel spent the day ...

... Cecil, under the presidency of Mr T. Thurgood Catling. Amongst those present were the Sergeant-at-Arms, Ald. Newton, and Mr John Corlett. il The loyal toast having been honoured, the Chairman expressed regret at the absence of the Lord Chief Justice, who ...