... THE ST. ANDREW SOCIETY. Last night, a dinner took place under the auspices of this IV Society, in the Saloon of the Royal Hotel, to honouir the 0n memory of our national bard. Tue elegant roons was finely NV decorated with the flags Of different nations ...

... General Assembly of the ad Church of Scotland was to have met yesterday; but r, therewas no business to be brought before it, and r only half a dozen of the leading members turned up, he and there were no proceedings. al 1?FREE CHURCH. er The second meeting ...

... ss THE DEAN OF WESTMINSTER AT ST ANDREW'S I I _ . ..- wa , . . 1 .. I I ccc ON WVe I aIesday, D ean S lla y SY as min aRIbed ats Lor d Rec tor cc, g7 a of thle U_ live'ante if 8Ft AuldrV, e, thle ceremony takinig piece Iq uit. in the Library Hall. V oi ...

... OF' PKOV'ESSOR F or SAmt&L EOit2SUE, OLACG(JW. li Andrew Melville, junior, principal dlerk, moved - That the (9enoral Assembly, having created a Pro- fe.sorsbip of Natural Saience in the Free Church College, Glasgow, appoint Mr Henry Drummond to be Professor ...

... airsL voLtrEXIS. ,me Sub-Lieut. Alex. S Wilson .11 4 m Lanze-Corpl. John Bower 22 11 r in Lance-Corpl. James Duthie . 20 h Private BobertReid .. .. 22 7 it Lance-Corpl. Thomas Webster . 3 15 f Private Georgo Campbell 22 11 Total . ...

... Gordon Mission Rev. Mr M'Lcan, Old Aberdeen; Rev. Mr Good-. Ill, Gallowgate Free Church ; Rev. MIr Ure, U.P. Church, Woodside; Rev. Dr Stewart, Heathoot ; Rev. Mr Moir, Free Church, Wocodside ; Rev. Mr Dunbar, Dundee; Mr Hugh M'Lennan, advocate, Aberdeen, &e ...

... denominational schools. He thought they might fearlessly appeal to the loyalty of Church- men, who gladly subscribed large funds, not merely for the buildings and equipment of Church Schools, but for carrying on the work of religious education. Speaking at a ...

... plying the funds derived from the hale of :Kingston Church to the erection of this church.h 'r committee .recommended the Assembly to sanction ths transference iof the Rev e Alex. Andrew from Cunningham Church, LGlasgow, to this charge. i The eomnmitte'c report ...

... the Church, using the significant phrase: Our law has reference to free associations, and not to the Catholic Church, which is bound to the State, and declaring further that the Government would have nothing to do with separation between Church and ...

... national recognition and encouragement of a religion and the Church of Christ, by the e State as such-is an essential part of the . constitution of the Free Church, They declared that the Free Church has no power c by a majority, however large that majority ...

... agreed to commend the Gavi schleme to the liberality of the members of the Church. haks b, CHURCH RATES. alreac~ The Assembly resolved to petition in favour of Mr Holl DI'Laren's Church Rates Bill. St. A -EDUCATION. God~s The discussion on the estucatsosm ...

... consequently the prtident policy of the believers in the Church ind and State principle is to keep very quiet and ion. let the storm rage until it exhausts itself, which' it:. is certain to do if the Church will -lily-r keep -its L eye steadily upon its own ...