... THE LATE DR MARTEAU. A Memorial Discourse. . Ysterdaymonng, in Trnity gregaiona&1 d Church Dr Hunter preached a memsrial sermon re on the late Dr James Martineau, from the text, th St Matthew v., S-Blessed are the pure in Si heart, for they shall see ...

... to the Chief, Scots Wha Hae, and other patriotic choruses following. Miss Marv Finlay, Mr -and Mrs Dickson Moffat, Mr Jas. Fleming, Mr J. )i. Hamilton. and Mr M'Kenzie Murdoch, all con- tributed towards the evening's entertainment, the ...

... Dr' re Wells, Dr Duff, Bailie King, Mr W. Galbraith, ! is and Mr W. Ross Taylor. I After dinner, apologies were intimated from'. to Lord Overtoun, Principals Rainy and Douglas,! at Dr Whyte, ...

... ? of the Transvaal. To these wre- were added the flag of tho South African Re-I ton public when Mr Kruger arrived. eeir On the balcony were Mrs Eloff. Mrs Gutt- to mann, Princess Mafthilde, and the Marquis and 1 . es- Marchioness of Villeneuve. the latter ...

... Mr Lang's History of Scotland I A History of Scotland from the Roman Occupation. By Andrew Lang. In 2 to vols. Voi. L (Edinburgh: Williamn a' Blackwood & Sons.) w Mr Lang has played many parts in the course of his literary career, yet one would hardly ...

... Forfar; Andrew Bennet (Mr Morley's PE fo agent), ?? Vallentine, Brechin; James ha Wilkie, solicitor, nirrhsmuia; Pat. Duncan, and w] Rev. Dr Grieve. th The Chairman briefly introduced the hon. Pe Be gentleman to the meeting. Jn Mr Morley, who was received ...

... appeared Ifor Dr Anderson, and Mr J. E. Gros~set, solici-t tor, Cuper, for the kirk-session. Professor Law- s oin narrated the events since 1875, Strongly maintaining that Dr Anderson hadl got a distinctt Iguarantee of £C400 a-year. Dr Anderson, be said ...

... Rainy Pe moved the approval of the General Assembly's an overture on Union. Dr John M'Ewan seconded. Mr M'Alister moved disapproval of the over- Ge ture, and Mr Simpson seconded. Dr Rainy's of motion was carried by 49 votes to 2. xV The annual meeting of ...

... Shaws. M.P.: General anr. fo 'a Mdrs Stewart. M.r Colic lHunter. ?? C~entral be :.and MNrs Biewvitt, Colors-I and 34-- V7. G. 0rc- hi. , :ie-r, Mr Charles ?.I'Fran. ?? Mn Nrs hib ,I M'Ewctn, ;Mr andl M.rs H:anaish MfacCoon. Cept 1' ir t ain Logan, R.N ...

... held in the office of the hon. secretary. Mr tiv Jonn Murdoch. West George Street. Mr Hugh sit Brown Presided, and coslooc these present were IRevs. Dr Black, Dr Ross Taylor, Bailie Cuth-! bcrt, Mr Crerar Gilbert, ...

... present wvere Mr Richard G. Ross, who in presided, Mr John Adam of -Larchgrove, and tc s Mr Robert Cochran. There were also present tO I Mr A. Crum Maclae, clerk to the Coninis- fc sioners, and on behalf of the Crown, Mir J. te Smith and Mr ...

... society lady has a prominent part, it which she fillscharminglyandwith an exquisite it Isense of humour; Mr Douglas Gordon, Mr P Hubert Willis, and Mr L. Robinson also have T important parts which were played very t effectively. To-night 1 Love in Idleness ...