... pastoral charge of St James's Place 'Church, Edinburgh, took place on Tuesday; and on Wednesday night a soiree was given in the Music Hall, on the occasion??the Rev, Mr. Kirkwood in the chair. .Addres:sea were delivered by'the Rev. Jathes Drummond of Irvine, ...

... are becoming wiser. The Church deserves credit in so far it has provided counter at the public bouse, and the theatre and music hall nave better moral conditions. One cor Bailies holds that much due the trsnawsys. sad says that the cats siarted to run on ...

... the committees of the other negotiating Churches. The annual Synodical missionary meeting was held in the evening, in the Music Hall. A FRENCHMAN'SAINTERVIEW WITH GENERAL - GRANT. M. Srmorms a French journalist, had an interview with General Grant a few ...

... Gaelic in our Scottish Universties. THE BURNS' MONUMENT, EDINBURGH. -- The committee of the Burns Centenary Festival in the Music Hall, finding, after paying all expenses, that there remains a surplus of about £5O, have determined on applying it to the renovation ...

... orange tree growing in large pot. The Salvation Army was doing its best to compete with Dutch frivolity short distance from a music hall, but the entrance to the latter was marked “Entree Vrij,’ and the Hoothltee charged an admission fee of ten cents., you ...

... with the greatest enthusiasm for upwards of 100 Nights in London, at the Hanover Square R'OlllF, the Egyptian Hall, and the Music Hall, Store Street, Bedfoid Square, and all the principal Tewus in Scotland) Will, under the Patronage of IRVINE BURNS' CLUB ...

... justice cost each nearly a million; and that of Scotland £136,000. Efforts are to be made at Aldershott Camp, by means of a music hall and out-door games, to neutralise the immoral influences to which the troops are exposed, owing to the new village of Aldershott ...

... which he is byit'means singular. Writ i ff — ThitittiVriTce — was first made it brought forth a storm orig t sses from the Music Hall audience ; and, althottgb these hisses were drowned amid the loud arid prolonged cheering, Mr Thackeray withdrew the offensive ...

... D. AND LLD. THE degree of D.D. was conferred on the following gentlemen after the installation of the Chancellor in the Music Hall on Wednesday :—The Rev. Frederick Crombie ; Professor of Biblical Criticism, University,. of St Andrews ; the Rev. John ...

... baron ? Could there he any visiting less fitting, any admixture less appropriate? Could I who have held up my voice in 'the Music Hall ; of Lacedasmon, amidst the glories of the West, in the great and •free state of Illinois, against the corruption of an ...

... 662 as compared with £165,599,979 in 1871, and £148,734,191 in 1870. On Monday night there was a large gathering in the Music Hall, Edinburgh, of the friends of the Rev. Dr Finlayson, minister of Rose Street United. Presbyterian Church. The occasion was ...

... costly for the community. A building fit to contain not only a large and increasing library, but a museum, a reading-room, a music hall, an art room, and other accommodation, could not be built unless at a very large cost. The lowest estimate on Wednesday ...