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... Wm. Aherne (Sutton). The subject under consideration was the ninth chapter of Hebrews. It was pointed out that this chapter speaks of three appearances of Christ first, His appearance on earth 1800 years ago, His appearance now in the presence of God as ...

... when Alice, in a voice broken by emotion, said, CHAPTER VII. (Continued.) Do not go for a minute or two, Grif. I want to speak to you. Grif gave a nod of acquiescence, and sat upon the floor, patiently. Presently Alice* dried her eyes and beckoned him ...

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... to £2OOO. The deer forests of Scotland are 126 in number, and they extend to from 3500000 to 4,000,000 acres, or roughly speaking, to the size of half-a-dozen southerr Beottish shires. Tue Quers has a great dislike to typewritten communications, and does ...

... Westminster and in Orrshans College, will sing the prime examples. In linW Hall of the Church Rouse, the of St. David's will speak on Music in Wales. and the Welsh Choral Societies In London will sing the selections. Before each of the Church Cowen in the ...

... ulsr-phed to the Government at Pretoria they will refuse to fight unless the dynamite monopoly is cancelled. General Joubert, speaking at Johannesburg on Friday of last week, ssid he and his countrymen wanted peace at any cost save the sacrifice of their ...

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