... gift of His Son, Who alone can meet the hoed of men and satisfy the human heart. Since this 'is true, the life from which the Lord ;Jesus is excluded must .. ..c.ertiinly, perish. Well intleintioned plans for a new world order, lin which Christ has no place ...

... linl.ur-h lufiruiarv, wliero she died Thursday. The husband has been taken into custody, and the case is under investigation. Errol.—Disastrous /'or.—Late on Tuesday evening. a very disastrous fire Krrol. wln-rehy «ix houses were entin ly destroyed, and the ...

... left London for Tloseneaih Cnstlo where the Duchess aud her youthful family are at present staying. The Earl and Countess of Errol have arrived in London from the seat war. His Lordship’s wounds are progressing satisfactorily. The Right Hon. Viscount Duncan ...

... station uu Friday. She was sentenced pay a tine or suffer ten days’ imprisonment—she went to jail. Errol—Call. —At a meeting of the U.P. congregation, Errol, Carse Gowrie, held on Monday the 17th inst., a cordial and unanimous call was addressed to Mr James ...

... a season. Here he: speaker remarked that in most matters men take the long, except in th e spiritual realm. B ,4 After our Lord's temptation it is stated the devil left Him for a season. The Christian may expect to meet temptation again and again in varied ...

... Settlement. Mrs Omond and j their little boy were amongst those to leave I for Houg-Kong 17th August, and he left few days later. Lord and Lady Forres are spending a Christmas and New Year holiday at Glenogil. _ At St Andrews University Jlr James L. Hutton, ...

... LEGACY FOR BLIND IssTtrur t oN.—The Royal Dundee Institution for the Blind is to benefi under the will of lass Reid, Marie, Errol: She left £6483 8s 2d and after making personal legacies and other bequests amounting to between £4OOO and £5OOO she directed ...

... great vici-situtlos. believe that Lord Cowley. Minister 1-rauklort. will succeed to the post which has become vacant the resigna-ion of the Marquis of Nonuauby.— Pauperism in the Peerage.—On dii that a certain de Lord, closely connected with a ducal hous- ...

... Lamonciere, and Ltfio, a certain pay during their exile. A New Romish Miracle.—The Fall Lord Pa I-MKKsTon.— The vers liaa au article on tlie relireiueut of Lord Puiuiemton, which is worth reading, if it only curiosity in the Paris press. The Univmn says ...

... (Laughter.) Mr'HKLL, Ihclimlchafel. referred to an attempt made Errol, Lord Kiunaird, establish system registrslion, which did not succeed, ploughman would register. It was said the failure was owing Lord Kinnaird not taking the far Biers sloug with them ; hut ...

... forti.is is w 11 a* the other prises mentioned, the.out etition i eX|«cle.l tolw very k« n and exciting. In the absence Lord Pamnnre. Lord-L'euteiiant the county, who is not now ex 1 letted u. return fio:n the continent * U* p e- s.nt at the gathering. Mr ...

... SPORTS. DAVID MURRAY & SON 38 and 40 St. David Street Brachia Telephone No. 135 Lord Stonchaven, formerly Sir Jonn Baird. took the oath and hi ...