... Friday, Jan.. L—Holineri, 3r. v. Gospel, 8 r.m. Saturday. Jan. 2— 3P. M. „ 8 r.g. Sabbath, Jan. 3.— 9 6-30 W. J. Govan, Pilgrims Morrie., Pottie, moat and Savage will take d part J. meal and player will give • thrilling account hfu Saturday and Sunday ...

... converted, and thus eee , ,ed r thosepro Long given, and a num if emit j us t appritiste to prefer the Gospel according to Govan to the 'R'ot henelicial manner of seeing the old year e..xpressed their conviction that this a Gospel according to Peter! Hs ...

... surl - Mrs Hatton, 63--Mr and Mrs Mows k, Airdrie; Mr Mashy, the Miro°, hlaclay, iintherglen Road, Misses Morri.on, Kirkintilloch; Mrs Mar.hall, Glasgow. 7)- Mr. Mint, Parkhead, Glasgow: Mrs Cr 'Word, G M lasgow; r Robert Dani:lton and Washington Sines ...

... Pkicb Id. Puht Fkrr, ALL N kWHAURNTS. 17 CATHERINE ...

... paper read by the President, Mr Robert Lyle, on the Glasgow Music Halls, entitled A Sharp among Flats. With graphic description and a lower ridicule all his own, Mr Lyle denounced Music Halls and their entertainments as low, insipid, and vulgar. Altogether ...

... Ardoncralg House—Mrs Randolph, London. WEST BAY. ARGYLE STREET. Roaebank (Fergueon'e House)—Rev. J. L. and Mr. Hunter, Forest Hall, Newcastle; Mrs and Mize Chenery, Wilby, Suffolk. Croft Lodge (Peton's House)—Mr and Mrs Pheely, Grange,outh; Messrs Hodgson ...

... of the members the In speaking oil this strange mysterious West Frei. Chureh Bade Class was held ..,,,„ i _ .. „ , . chureli hall on Thursday evening, for the put. . 1 `' ` Sunday g. the Rev. Canon W elpose of taking farewell with Rev. Mr M'Phail, began ...

... estate and house. Here are some beaver colonies, and visitors who care can see them on applying to the proper quarter. The Hall is a splendid place, and the the village down by the sea is tho most delightful place imaginable. From here to Bethany the ...