... mem! bers of the in che di which I had to wo rk. They were a and kind, and it was refreshing to kindly about the West Chureh speak so see the i nterest ad refreshing to in afl th ood work that ¥ minister a Thave to thank | doue by thy church. especially ...

... ou-arpatients 319.7. 317 Casualty au-es (minoar arcident;l . 3028 Total . 8703 These figures speak for themeselves. They re- present the allevia.ion of much suffering, and the restoration of wage-earning power to maLi who ...

... Margaret Edward, 296 tons gross—Sank ce. All It is i ible for any’ one who was present at collision. are re Modder ‘ement to spéak in too] Arva, 80 tons gross—Abandoned at The laudatory terms © the conduct of the soldiers | Wagrien, 95 tons grose—Wrecked ...

... and injure the organisation. Be loyal to each other, and if you find a brother who has a real or an imaginary grievance, speak kindly to him, and encourage him to come to the Branch meeting, where his grievance will be enquired into. Much might also ...

... of the church in the distrct in l which I had to work. They were aways good end kind, and it -was refreshing to hear tham speak so kindly about the West Church and so refresh.lng to see the interest they took in the rminister and in ill the good work ...

... the struggle, and he dared not offend the Irish. So, after a good deal of skilful balane- ing on the fence, hle ended by speaking one n way and voting the other. Re repeated this curious performance several times dt'rlog the session. The amendment was ...

... indication that there are more on hand, so that the outlook for 1900 is fair. We have lost a few of our summer visitors, so to speak, they having taken jobs more convenient to their homes, AS trains are not suitable in winter. I have again to mention the marriage ...

... received advice at ary of medicine as out-patients .. Casualty cases (minor neil of Total . to the n with These figures speak for themselves. present the alleviation of much suffering, Alex- restoration of wage-earning wer to m: eral oF were disabled ...

... Sir re- Secretary for-the Colonies. people M chy Bowes Daly, Lieutenant-Gov brave | Scotia. a, and | James George Steere, Speake: se who Legislative Assem! bly of Western Austr > those John Alexander Cockburn, formerly the of Soath Australia, now Age ...

... which pitt an ernd to the war, and therefore removed tbe reason which had led to the disbandment of the brigade. Mr Ferguson speaks regretfully of the fact thalIt F no attempt was made to reorgantse the corps, and speculates as to what might have been the ...

... well, but does not trouble himself about the deeper significance of a minister's work. He calls upon the Lyalls, and David speaks some plain truths to him regarding a minister's duties to his parishtones. On returning to the manse Mr Ross finds a letter ...

... west, to come forward with a Munro do - trine, the British would have caved in as they did in the case of Venezuela. And to Speak of the franchise. Can this be the same Tory party that nearly brought the country to a revolution by refusing to give it to ...