... connection with the3 State-. W~s His so]- Headehin over His visible Church in Scot- 'land. a-s he R part of Ris Mystical Body-thne Church visible throughoumt the .world. Duty of the Church Visible. asoe w to the unity which is made so pro- minent and iinrerative ...

... Anntasurm. - This T church, which has undergone extensive altera-- Cb tions, was opened last Sunday by the Rev. Dr i P R. Blair, of St John's. Edinburgh. Dr Blair I th preached in Gaelic and English to large congre- (I gations. This church is now one of the ...

... Mitchell Thom- son, Lord Provost of Edinburgh. Lord Provost Mitchell Thomson. who was belrn in 1846, is a son of the late Mr Andrew Thomson. timbcr mcrchant, Alloa. He was edu- cated in his native place and at the Edinburgn Institution, .which he entered ...

... Presbytery, the report of theF committee on union 'With the United Presby- th terian Church ought to he transmitted to the O Foreign Mission Presbyteries of the Church for :1information and suggestions, more especially gsa with reference to the proposals ...

... life insurance I and a fire policy. Death was not content with attacking Mr. Andrews and his daughter-bie also smashed the windows and even the window frames of the inn. Andrews states that lie s struck Death on the head with a mallet. He has himself sustained ...

... programme has been ar- e ranged for to-night's concert sit the As- a sembly Hall, High Northgate, Darling- Yton. It The Church Council of St. Andrew's, > Beamish, have decided to place a stained e glass window in the ohancel of the- I hureh to bho memory of the ...

... maintenance of the. Catholic churches at Ballytacart, Clonea, Dunhill, New- i town, and Stradbally; £250 for the deserving tour of those parishes: £200 for the poor of a Waterford; £300 for the maintenance Of the & Church of St John, Waterford; £6000 ...

... 0 rHolburn Church, per Mr A. Smithi 4 0 0 a INDUCTION AT BRECHU:. -s Yesterday the Free Presbyrtery of Brechin met 7 l'in Brecisin East Free Church, and inducted Rev. d Ed rmnd T. Thomson, Abirngton, to the pastor- I'd ate of that church in zuceession ...

... but wi'jout success. He thereupon advised Malame Modjeska that if she still desires to return to her native country she must sub- mit .o the punishment which is awaiting her. Wh the exception of one blasting fur- nace, the entire plant of the Federal Steel ...

... opened in the Public Hall, Insch, on behalf of t fe funds of the proposed Parish, Church Hall. d | The committee have already taken a ieu opposite I I the Parish Church, and by the montH of Sep- a tenber they expect to be in.a position to com- t mece ...

... SECESSIO, CHURICH BAZAAR 4T Ay, Tf This baz~aar was concluded on Satardh-. Rev. Dr M'Crie, Ayr Free Church, presided be and Rev. Dr Dykes, Ayr Parish Church, Pe. in formed the opening ceremorny. It was itC. mated that the drawings for the first two days ...

... the acceptance of tte amend- mnent to the Commonwealth Bill providing for the retention of appeal to the Privy Council. April 22.-The reply of the Premiers sitting in conference here to Mr. Chamberlain's cable regard- ing the proposed amendments to the ...