... praises abet worship of the people of God. And it was not an easy matter. Ile ventured to speak of some of the difficulties—a subject upon which he could speak snore easily not. only before the visiting choirs but before the choir of that clrurch, of ...

... her to Imre him. Lord Davidson did not consciousness until about twelve hours hefore his death, although he was too weak to speak. Lord Davidson was the sou of • Scottish Presbyterian. After a curacy hr became chaplain and private secretary to Archbishop ...

... session Mr. James McGowan, Whiteluiven, will preside, and Mr. P. 11. Oliver, M.P. for the Berkley Division of Manchester, will speak on The Budget, national expenditure, and some reforms. Mr. A. Creighton, Carlisle, will weaids at the evening seaman, sod ...

... prospects. Prior to that, industry was just getting back to prosperity. The general strike upset the whole countri% Mr. Nunn speaks with special authority on the position in India, for he has travelled very extensively, and for fifteen years he was in India ...

... did entail some sacrifice. As one who does not live in the Millom parish he would not presume to speak to them of Church life in their own parish, but speaking quite generally, he was convinced that church life in all the various parishes in England was ...

... plinth, end, with the handles, is almost as broad; it is beautifully cased, and bears the name of the dog that woo the stakes. Speaking of the proryects of Church Street, Mr. Noble expre s sed the confident opinion that the animal was still short of his best ...

... lid., while Sandringham tops the list with £BB4 15s. Analysing the return one Ands that purely rural counties generally speaking give the lowest returns, and the only reason I can assign for this position is that the country people are so accustomed ...

... time that they had been called together in a joint effort, and they might congratulate themselves upon that. He went on to speak about the beginning of the Nursing Association there, and how it came about through Dr. Henderson's efforts. He referred to ...

... The Three PIRO Mr. Ramsay Moir, chairman of the Liberal Party organisation, speaking on The three party system ' at the evening session said that even if the Liberal party was crushed out it would come back inevitably in some form or other, for millions ...

... (Baitland) Bill, and urged M.P.'s to be present in the House of Commons to support the Bill at its third reading en May 16th Speaking in favour of the resolution, the Duchess of Atholl outlined the provisions of the Bill, and said there had been con. siderable ...

... Canada was one-third French speaking, and in. Quebec the French-speaking people were four to one to the English-speaking. The total population was about ten millions, and of that about three millions were Flrench-speaking._ But the three millions were ...

... the use of standing orders .f they are to he broken at the chairesen's wish! Several members joined in the discussion, ell speaking at once, and for • time there was considerable confusion. Mr. Dobell mid he would refrain from voting as a protest. The whole ...