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... Banffrhire revertly by an exasperated candidate : it was aked at an election in pared to maintain. tat there were organs in Heaven- One friend of mie was gravely asked if he ows pre vty) to re services being one @ the characteristics of a certain clase ...
... a magistrate. He would be a credit to the com- munity in adorning the bench, but he would find it was not all pleasure. Mr Hudson said he had very much pleasure in seconding that proposal, and in doing so he would like to say that very recently Bailie ...
... Head--a union of these spiritual menders fluted together under the potent influence of the same holy fire as descended from heaven on the Church at Pentecost. Again, the Scotsman says that it is plain that the United Free C!.urch cannot le the old Free ...
... presented Lis daughter with a diamond tiara a collar and corsage of fabulous value and country house adjoining his estate on the Hudson River 'Lite bride's trousseau which cost a fortune includes several gowns trimmed with cloth of gold precious stones and the ...
... which tea was served. Thanks were returned the singing of the hymn, “ O Lord of heaven and earth and sea.” Provost Cowan, in his opening remarks, said Indies and gentlemen, allow congratulate the committee who have the charge of these arrangements on the ...
... to nearly oue titth of the human race It contuiuod in it such gnat tiiiths as the immoriiiity of soul lesurrectiun judgment Heaven and Hell Al the same time there was deadly and incurable blot in it It added to tie truth a fatal aud destructive error— it ...
... humanity which no amount of lying can obscure from all fair-minded people. No other nation than the British would have ever allowed Mr Kruger to menace our position in South Africa by his ambitious schemes and armaments, and, if he will study the history ...
... unless something is done immediately. But is there no woman to attend to the little one? I do not allow any woman in this house except old Maria Hudson, said Hylton in an emphatic voice. I am a woman-hater. As he spoke he was standing facing the doctor ...
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... 1700 7000 964 944 85S 726 720 17 THE WORK THE BENEVOLENT INSTITUTION THE HIGHER REGIONS of man's nature fed with the rains of heaven Last night Lieutenant and Quarter-Master W Robertson VC addressed the Boys’ Brigade of Greylyiers Church Dumfries of which ...
... Mr Aitken, baker, Cross. There was a large aad efficient staff of stewards, who saw to the comfort and provision. Mr Robt. Hudson, J.P., ded, and was accompanied on the platiorm by Ho neyman an Messrs D. Bulloch, Sinclair, and W. Cuthbert. After praise ...