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... KELSO CHRONICLE SCOTLAND. CmuMen Emdowmkxt Hcueuk. —On Thursday night, a public meeting of the friends of the Church of Scotland was held, in terms of the instruC’ lions of the General Assembly, in the Music Hull, George Street, in order to devise and ...
... of every ebrtathin church, and imit in proportion a» the command of our acmees in this respect was carried into effect, lodged of the vitality of a Christian church. (Hear, hear I The Chairman aaid, that no former period the church’s hiatory had spirit ...
... Beans on the top contend against u he average 2s 11d down. Unsold—269 qrs. reporting the proce s. barley ; 238 qrs. oats; and 22 qrs. beans. courts, as well a: ‘Total Supply and Sales. About cighteen O31 «sold 324 moved to Fife, wh 718 qrs. sol) 12124 6 ...
... then miles from ames Dougal! chorused in a style inc have graced even ‘Tibby the Fiddles.’ ates and Town Council,’ by Mr. Andrew to attend the given with all the honoars, Next came first caused ¢ from Mr. Dougall, fos whom, as until its top net present ...
... ingly well i » moderation of a call for an assistant and an abunda ve Rev. Dr Nicol, Blackfriars U.P. Church, sunshine. esterday (Thureday.) The Rev. Andrew | aan are fa cain eet weather ke Beanre ' al result was obtained, stood thus of bees wa Poulson, 224 ...
... KELSO vt SCOTLAND. ee ee ter Met Wel od a =~ AL Tho stinguisbed lady is | Beou ha: M She attended | prompting So. t, Jolin at Church on | to grant 4 p mean. childeon of rus Guascow formal Ne G ww Cathedral, aiter the alterations Mer Majes ute which it has ...
... no man who hae de- f his country, aad no man who will leave At Edens same which will be more rev co es an Cheseh Arehbald, As 22, H centry, oud I bog to intro the wite ¢ aow a ter. whieh bas called as this day At Hees of a daaght ow thes addressed the mesting ...
... subscription of lant yoar. nat been shor , classes have again lent a helping hand October, now highly heaevolont object, and their sub- seut would hi re been higher than usual in consequence ry ment, ‘This ia most gratifying aud en- LAUDER. a meeting of the Edinburgh ...
... Kiddlotouhill, the instant, the wife Mr Peter Kiddell, ploughman, of daughter. At King Street, Galashiels, on the instant, Mrs Andrew Tait, ft At Damside, Wilton, on the 23d instant, the wife of Mr Archibald Anderson, cropper, of son. At Townfoot, Jedburgh ...
... Kali P. Biack, St Andrew's Club, '! 6 at London, .N eweastle, &0., - 1,200 “The Pure xratiow.—The Rev. A. by the Kelen; and ther 6 at Edinburgh, - 790 tew,” and “The Memory of the late The ar- credit on the Committee, 7 Bouteh Church, Lent bas n with @ ...
... example, furnished a ric aud ample treat, Sanson Scal oon of Tharetay, Ist April curt, to about of the upon-'T we in the Free Church there. The Johnston was in tie chiir, and presided Excunsto eting iv his usual happy and interesting burgh on G with the which ...
... the United principal w rates. es, at propo! a eco Brads Guide ; This Thren particu Ww ILLIAM I NMAN, Great Exposi Buildings, 22, Water Street, its unrivalled d 63, Tower Liverpoo! ; Seedhill : H. HALLIBURTON, Jedburgh ; Pais om ‘A. MURRAY, Kelso. GL 1 ...