... cmmerce with South America and it was a very small thing to give back, spir , some of the temporal gain it had received. Speaking of- the missionanes about to lease England, he ws glad to see, in the I faet that there was a Canadi included, that Canada ...

... de Mr. B. F. Baboock treasurer and Mr. B. Cleaton honorary secre- tary. The committees were also ?? Rev. 3. H. Atkinson, speaking of the lack of homes suitable for the women leaving the Mid- night Mission, remarked that there ought to be hundreds of ...

... Assemibly~ Owes its existence, and b I.n whose boast it-.i that kecannot speak Bag- to ,e, }lish well because of his Welsh descenrt, is, wE eir unfortunately, wholly ~unable- to speak his pu Led ownlanguage-cither-; and-for his-convenience ne MI thaenat ...

... tho irct dioceseof Liverpool. (Applause.) the The secretary of the Constitutional Associa- til tion, hir. James ThomNpson, speaking at a meet- on ing of Corservatives in Granhy Ward, last even- or ing. remarked thbat much sympathy wvs felt with use Dr. ...

... Kumasi with 231 lausas on the 15th May. His services in these anxious and trying times have been in- valuable to me. I cannot speak too highly . of the way in which he can-ied out the arrangements for leaving Kumasi. I have had no news of any kind since 29th ...

... other country in the world produces them. They are all supplied by w the county of Glamorgan, in South Wales, and, d roughly speaking, not more than 20 collieries d, own the fields, so that the supply of these smoke- w less coals is very limited, and at the ...

... going to church. It P wa lrs a sign oi the tunes. There was also ani b awakening coousness of the brotherhood * a of mnan Speaking of the liquor question, he a eir considered that it would becone one of' the a er- foremost questions of debte of the two ...

... ecarcity of medical etodents. 'wo were -not so SoAue seaas ago the' - Medical Coundc afteredzhbe te of appron-' L ship, so to speak, md -stead of having t¢ sorxeforr years sudents had to- rer f-re Oa the motion of Mr. Elison, seconded by Mn.1 Boote, the action ...

... munion. On the other hand, he could not refrain was from repeating what he bad said before as The regarded the unvisdom-not to speak in any Maystrnger ters-of those who without an ?? Dr. rospect of mnaintenance undertook the obligations Ie. and resposlbites ...

... to Saimarkand, travelling from the las-named. C ?? to London via Xrasovodsk, Baku, Pearovsk, iaff, and Warsaw. I can only speak in terms of thie highest praise of the hospitality 3 and oardialiy I received at the hands of the s Ruasrian officials throughout ...

... Brighton £15, Myrtle- street £102, Litherland-road £20, and Toxteth Tabernacle £70. The total amount promised wse about £2580. Speaking of the Century Flund, he said that the object was to uplift the Baptist denominations to a higher level of es- tended sphere ...

... Liberal e Cabinet put in an appearance during the e debate, except Mr. Asquith, who attended as a Scotch member, and did not speak. The ' sh My Mis Maud Gone, whose article on the Quseen led to ne sezure of the 'United Irishman by the Dublin Police, is ...