... BACK to the BIBLE You are invited to hear Mr S. G. OWEN, Dundee, speak on ‘“Be ye Separate!” A consideration of what Christian separateness really means. Rescue Hall, Sunday, at 7.30. (God willing). ...

... antics as of the daft days. Fancy the old low-walled and thatcheq roofed dwellings of both farms and crofts in general, not to speak of the numerous cots, pendicles, and ‘““wee hoosies” that dottad the country-side, and you have a framework of the picture ...

... plain men. How sane and sound his views on the present-day human situation ! How rooted in the very Word of God! Many will speak of the fine work he did in the Mission and in the town. I write simply of the debt I owe to Mr Forrest, of the encouragement ...

... fi midnight pranks an to-day, we are afra means tolerate the the daft days. Fanc led and thatched r both farms and cro to speak of the nu dicles, and ““wee ho the country-side, a framework of the pi of young rascals roofs, stuffing the with old sacks ...

... seliish, of all incentives, To-day it makes a lessening—some say a negligible—appeal. We have arrived in an age when, broadly speaking, thie word carries only one acceptable meaning. It implies some personal benefit or advantage for an individual or a group ...

... proved himself without a shadow of doubt to be absolutely a first-class l(‘hristian man and a thorough gentleman. Mr Forrest, speaking under the stress of deep emotion, enlivened by his unfailing cheerfulness, acknowledged the gift and the kind words that ...

... no second bidding to attend. WHEN. owing to indisposition,. Lady Tweedsmuir was prevented from implementing her promise to. speak at Mr Boothiby’s semi-jubilee dinner, the regret she expressed by telegram was zhared by the whole of the large company, many ...

... month. I considerations out I myself am inclined s sooner the election . The waiting period le on edge, dislocates nerally speaking distions at nearly every ipass. People become queer little controfrom nowhere. Very t be even remotely m fever, but that ...

... Norwegians has even returned to Scotland to settle there, mostly a 3 peasants, sailors or shipwrights along the Clyde. / Speaking of farming—it looks as though Scotland would be well served by a little more of the Norwegian temperament. The Scots say ...

... BACK to the BIBLE The Christadelphians invite you to hear Mr Frank Ashfield (Aberdeen), speak on: “As it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be . . . —(Lk. 17, 26). The trend of modern life considered in the light of a prophecy of Jesus Christ. RESCUE ...

... It's a very difficult place to speak in. It’s the one place in the world where they don’t want to hear you speak, because all the Members are too busy making up their own speeches—(Laughter)—but when Mr Boothby speaks the Members flock in to hear him ...

... but I thought it was an immense improvement on the thread-bare advice often given to speakers that they should “stand up, speak up, and shut up.” Lady Tweedsmuir captured a huge and deeply attentiva audience; and she will be assured of a warm and courteous ...