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... families intact and try to raise the standard of the homes. Mary, Countess of Dalhousie presided. In his annual report, Mr John Petrie, local inspector, said he had dealt with 94 cases involving the welfare of 286 children. There were 786 visits of s ...
... opening of Parliament with intense, with trembling, interest. We are ignorant of is ab•int In do—of what Lord John 1: will undertaks. Lord John Russell has hern for his ccurage and his sagacity. I will net po of these eirtnes—they are amorgst frit of the ...
... de (iinkle), Sir Colin and Sir John Campbell, of Scotch blood, Colonel Penefather, a Tipperary hoe, Colonel Yorke Searlett of Jamaica &went, whi1..1.11. Esteonrt is a Londoner. born near Portm.in Square, and Lord Cardigan a native of Ilamblrd,in, Ica% ...
... Developing and Printing. SPEEDY SERVICE. JOHN REID'S Pharmacy, Montrose. WESLEYAN -METHODIST CHURCH. Sunday first, Morainic 11; Evening - Preacher—Rev. J. Mace, Glasgow. SOUTH CHURCH.—Sunday filet, forenoon at 11 and arming at. o.—Rev. Junta I. Rosa. M.A., Dakmuir ...
... SERPENT.--.% Mr John Good, writing from Kinsale, on Monday, to the Cork Reporter, gives the latest movements of the sea serpent A few friends, he says, accompanied me out a floating excursion this day, whose names are William Silk, John Hunt, George Henry ...
... inst., by the Rev. P. Jones, John Starling, chief-engineer of as. Lord Cardigan, Grimsby, to Mary, daughter of Mr James Orkney, Benin, Kincardinrebire. At All Saints' Church, Knightsbridge, on the Ath inst., by the Rev. John Bloomfield, vicar, and the Venerable ...
... ant of a soaceesful and busy season. The Hon. Yrrderiek John Bruce (brother the Earl of Elgin) and family, of Seaton House, Arbroath, having born for the peat 6ee weeks staying at the Pannuire Arms HoteL THS Tam • FARM is MAkrrr.—Before Sherd Robertson ...
... snowed he be • safer man then Lord John Russell. The session mast bring forth use curious explanations; It will also severely try the sea who were to have constituted Lord John% abortive Ministry; and not kw severely. Lord John himself. We soaped that be has ...
... night , Erskines of Dun. Even thedent Nurses and Pupil Midwives. Application ST LUKE'S AND ST JOHN'S Crawford received the great they invaded the town. Armed market wasno longer safe from may Appl. be obt forms ai ned from Matron. BUICK, The Furnishers ...
... Rev. Duncan M. Turner. M.R.E., M.A. U a.m. and 6 p.m. Evening Subject: Black and White. IL ST LUKE'S AND ST JOHN'S Sunday First 11 a.m.—ln St. John's. 6 p.m.—ln St. Luke's. Rev. A. J. Fraser, T.D., M.A. PLEASANT AND PROFITABLE TO SHOP AT tion gi'ven to them ...
... French allies. Never before in any war Wag so much accomplished within two short months as has been achieved by the united arms of France and England. Within that brief period we have witnessed the successful landing of a largo army in an enemy's country ...
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