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... 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 ...
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... seen a pamphlet on the University of St Andrews, which perhaps f deserves a little attention. The subject of ' tihe pamphlet is, however, more important b than the pamphlet itself. Every one knows c that St Andrews is the oldest of all our , Scottish U ...
... drafted, 9 of the new churches have been added to thle Presbytery: and in Newcastle there leave been V-making in all 27, or about half of the entire - extension of the Church during the last seven years. The 'iisa'cial ''osition of the Church, when the condit ...
... CATHOLIC CHURCH. WEMSTLAND Row.-A very interesting ceremony took place in the parochial church of St. Andrew, WVestland-row, on last Mondav at two o'clock. The remains of the infant child of Mr. Mackey jun., Brunswick-street, were deposited in the vaults ...
... Tboinas Smythe Hill, Magdalen. b MASTrRS OF ARrs. Thomas Ma onamara, Magdalen hall. Rev. Andrew Sayers, St. Mary hall. BACIIELORS OF ART6. 2idmund Yates Peel, Christ Church. 5 Frederickt William Bosworth, Merton. r ORDXNA-rioNSs.-By the Lord Bishop of Durham ...
... afternoon, iRev. G. Peters; evening, Rev. B at lrvine, M.A bE Free Gospel Church, Tetlow-street.-Mr. W. Brimnelow, m .T.P. ,D C'hurch for the Bl'nd.-The Chaplain. st W e2 CHURCH OF SCOTLAND. tRodney-street.-Morning, Rev. D. J. Moir Porteus; T eveomns, ...
... sittings are only 8672, or one free seat far 22 per- sons X to this insufficient provision of church-room 6763 seats will be added when the .works above referred to (which inclde the erection of eight additional churches) have been completed, and 3788 of -those ...
... 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 ...
... I CATHOLIC CHURCH. - X OF IRELAND. (Friday) being the glorious festival of the Na. f elebrtet d in the several churches and o hapese a' Vince with great pomp ant solemnity. At tb. Z 1'tb0edrlt of Tuaa, the monument of the seal of i 0 jd A t h Fold of ...
... Newburgh and afterwards studied at St Andrews Uni-: rversity. After comnrleting his curriculum be acted as assistant for a few moneths at Fossoway. ,While there MIr Goodall refused calls to Wick and Cross Church, Dundee, and accepted a call Ito Dron, ...
... earnest and thorough. There were a. great many noble men who would not join the Church because they did not believe that its members were in earnest, and as soon as ever the Church in a body was truly in earnest there would be an accession to their ranks of ...