... we must keep the public conscience awake, watch the progress of events, and above all see thnt Justice be done though the heavens shoukl fall. In replying to the opening argument on behalf of the C.F. Church, Mr Coltart pointed out that the term legal ...

... making the usual reflections and reanlutions. As to the latter, take my advice and don't make any in the meantime. Once again allow one to wis6 you all a inont happy and proverotus New Year. May your wee turn aye reek briskly. PRFSENT.ITION.—Last week the ...

... his knowh'dro cf I unman nat .rc more than when he said. - Tire public is an ass, for. verily, it is a tree wising. They allow themselves to be wheedled by tticksters, aid to be made the tools of ambitions self-seekers, with an innocence and a self- ...

... can be applind to the very decorous procedure which is all that the poor thiugs.are allowed in .Spain. Imagine country where even an engaged couple are never allowed to be alone till they are married! And there is to be a bull fight to-morrow, Sunday ...

... ten, molten the first interval took place. the company adjourning to the upper ball. Bro. Wm. Hudson, R.W.M. of Lodge 28, presided. aceompanted by Mrs Hudson, Bro. Rev. T. Angus Morrison, Provincial Grand Chaplain of Glasgow City, Bro. W. Orr Thompson ...

... African trib: , would allow is the heart darkest Africa. The blot on this country, quite as great the liquor traffic, was, she unhesitatingly amid, the lend lams. It was a crime against humanity that these thing shoald be allowed. She mentioned that the ...

... public, the latter being accommodated in the galleries. Bro. John Hudson presided at the organ. while the front seat was Gectipied by the officers of the lodges, with the W.M.'s, Bro. Wm. Hudson and Wm. Thompson, supporting a Grand L..dge °ulcer in t h e person ...

... the site, and consists of two small wards, having duty room and the requisite bathroom and lavatory accomodation. The block allows of the complete isolation of any patient as may be required. At the rear of the site is a large one-storey building, providing ...

... looked upon with smpieion: in others it was looked upon as an enemy. It preached far too much of a heaven to tome. and did far too little to create that. heaven hem. (Applause.) The second thing he to say about the Church was that, oven if they granted all ...

... —At an emergency meeting of Lodge Athole, held on Tuesday evening last, Bro. James Thom presiding, supported by Bro. W. Hudson, Act. R.W.M., No. 28, Bro. Somerville P.M., etc.. Dr. Armstrong, and Mr. J. W. Macintosh were passed to the Second or F.C ...

... minister on the platform said that it was a minister's great ambition to g 1 to heaven via Edinburgh. Mr. Nicholson had attained his office, for he was on his way to heaven via Edinburgh just now. He was taken away from them through no fault of theirs ...

... prev sided, and was accompanied to the platform by the speakers the evening, John Peter, J. M'Lcllaa, W. Mart, Archd. R. Hudson, junr., Robert Aitkcn, David Patrick, illiam Fletcher, A. Thomson, Archd. Ferrie, junr., T Hutchison, Andw. Aleaaoder, Jas ...