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... WATSON, M.A. 3 p.m., Brotherhood and Sisterhood. Soloist—Mrs GARDEN. 6.30 subject— Is Prayer of Any Use? Soloist—Mr WM. M'HARDY GILOOMSTON UNITED FREE CHURCH.—II a.m-and 6 p.m., Rev. ROBERT FORGAN, B.D. ffGH UNITED FREE CHURCH.—II, - Rev iOUNG, M. 1 ...
... Street, 7 p.m. Speaker, i UILL. Solo Sing n-g. All Welcome. Anniversary Social Next Saturday, January. Speakers, GARNET IS. THOMAS, Welsh Singing Evangelist, A. Glasgow. Solos, Duens, and Quartettes will rendered during everting. Tea. will be served at ...
... n Excises: There's as the a*, inside. Anthems and BERDEEN~RAILWAY MISSION, - JOINT STATION HALL, 81 Guild Street. GARNET THOMAS, Welsh Singing Evangelist, will commence Special Mission, commencing Sunday First, J 7 p.m. Week Nights at/ 8. All are welcome ...
... show be held on Saturday 2nd August, on held at Bellfield, kindij granted Provost M'Hardy. Othce-bearer; tad committee were elected as follows:—Presi dent, Sir 'Thomas Burnett, Bt., of Leys; vice president, Mr Irvine of Drum; joint secretaries treasurers ...
... Jaures, Plekhanoff, and Keir Hardie, which statement the delegates received in silence. As proceeded, however, the Conference became more responsive, though Herr Kautsky did not resort to oratorical language. said that M. Thomas's resolution did not mean ...
... FUND, £2,000,000. : COURT DIRECTORS. j Z Sir Montagu Ccrnish Turner, Chairman. _ Sir Henry Stewart Cunningham,-,ft.0.1.K. Thomas Cuthbertaon, Esq. Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.G. Miilliam Henry Ooschen, «q. The Right Hon Lord George Hamilton, G.CLB.I William ...
... babl®. course of the summer it may be able to attend t-he gfc A sonally. He is Lord Rector University. -p Sir David Hardie. I Sir David Hardie is a ! John Harxlie, Plusoarden, r I educated at Aberdeen ' at tiie Unaversaty, where h® I in 1878. He was Forres ...
... DEATHS (Continued). BOWIE.—At 103 King Street, (bis aumt'» heme), 2nd March, Thomas Milne Bucaca©, sflped carpenter, eldest of Thomas late Sapper Highland Field Company, TI.E. Funeral from 91 Street Nelifieid Cemetery 2 p.m. Friday, 7th March. Friends ...
... lucerne, vetches.. . DEVASTATED COUNTRIES RESTOCKING WITH HARDY ANIMALS. Robert Wallace, Edinburgh University writes: : —There one practical way of adequately and successfully restocking witn hardy animals the devastated Allied countries that have lost millions ...
... while The Egoist was in the other. Stevenson smuggled a strange contrabrand ballads on board the pirate lugger. And Thomas Hardy has offered a belated repentance is his old age. PROGRESS, THE SECRET PROGRESS. By Archdeacon Cunningham. Cambridge: University ...
... Dr Semple, the Rev. Wright, the Rev. Archibald Young, the ® S. Woodrow. Mr Duncan j Robert Henderson, Thomas Riach, M- - Bucklaj Allan, Mr Thomas Laurence, Aiirea MacLeod, and Mr James -Third, acted a« secretary in connection with the u celebiations ...
... Tough School an Friday under the P- 6 ~ the Women's Rural Institute. j Te Thomas Davidson presided. Songs a were given by Miss Davidson, - M'Combie, Miss Ctephen, Miss V the Rev. Thomas Davidson, and aon ' The accompaniments were V Misses MlCombae and Clark ...