... rendered to the promoters of Heal Week. One ministerial place during the year, and that was the settlement of the Rev, R. Arthur Gray in the of the Thornlie Church. Three young Wishaw ministers, however, elsewhere—in Renton, Beith, and Carfin. To the people ...

... Plummer, to Jessie Warnock. fourth daughter of James Black. jace, Wiebaw. Bossatson December 31, at D las Hotel, Bath Street, Arthur Gray, Thornlie W ishaw, assisted . W. D. M. Surberland, M.A., son of the late An- drew Robe: teon of to Elizabe' danghter of ...

... usual very successfal. Good service was aleo lent by Miss N. Reid as iat nist, and Miss M Gray as organist. The ev. R. Arthur Gray presided, and at the close moved a vote of thanks to the choir and artistes, which was heartily accorded. ...

... ev ed fo and with much to large juently le the well attended children’s service in the afternoon ably conducted the Rev. Arthur Gray, Thorniie. —At Home.”—The annual congre- gational “At Home” was held in the church on Monday evening, when there was again ...

... thelr sige St. 2ad March, 1864. Lodge having besn institated eo The first anniversary of the eettiement of the Rev. R. Arthur Gray io the pastorate of Thorolie Church will be ma:ked on Sabbath by special services to be conducted rof. J. A. Paterson, D ...

... ULPIT TRIBUTE. At the forenoon service in Thornhe U.P. Chu on , the Rev. Arthur Gray, which treated of Jesus in closing his sermon, Nicodemus, reference to the passing of Mr Thomas , as follows :— ingular that while birth is the subject to which, in pursuance ...

... Lighe Light Iofantry and the Boy Scouts as Moro! THORNLIB UNITED FREE On. IVINB SERVIUE on on Sabbath first, 11.15 and . ARTHUR GraY. OHA U.F. OHURO! on Sabbith first a8 12 Jas. and 6 30 p.m. Glasgow BEFOb MED PRESBYTERIAR ER VIOE 12 and 6.30 p.m. Preacher ...

... Robertson, ‘Wa. Olark, John M‘Eobern teok the place of the parish minister of bascethan), R. Geddes- Brodie, J. A. F. Dean, R. Arthur Gray, J. P. Mar W. Stet’, Alex. Faiber Ven Hi Dr. Mesars Ree, T. 8. Haran, and Joho Taylor, ing loo.) political Ex. Provost Salker ...

... Papers by Mies Iogiie, Miss Gibb, aod Mits M. THORNLIB UNITED FREE VINB oo Sabbath firet 11.16 D' am. aod 6.30 p.m. Rev. R. ARTHUR Gray. Anthem at Eveniog Break forth into Joy.” (Simper.) DOcHERTY. Guild meeting 06 10 am. Essayist— Sabject— Soiviet— Mr Gavin ...

... THOEBNLIB UNITED F: IVINB op fires at 11 1 a.m. al 80pm. Rev. KR. ARTHUR Gray. Anthem at the evening A Dream Parad .se.”—Hamitton Gray. GUILD at 10 am. Address by Me Groncs A. ** Afterward, the Peace- able Fruit.” Soloist, Miss Lizzie Gray. E very ope ...

... Heartily Invited UNITED MEBTING of the OHURCHES in COLTNBSS MISSION Kirk Boad, on WEDNESDAY NIGHT at 8 o'clock Rev. R. ARTHUR GRAY. conducted by the MISSION SILVER BAND. GosPEL Tea in Sanvitanvs’ HALL, commecc'ng at 7.3 will taken cn SATURDAY first, oo ...

... Ireland. to of Joba Brownlie, abeth Nicol, das Thornlie U.F, Church, on Tuesday , Sth inst., by the Rev, Duncan C: the Rev. Arthur Gray, John, eldest son of James and Jeanie Govan, tu Bessie, second daughter of Mrs Barr, Hareshaw, eland Harvey—Govax.—In Thornlie ...