... of tats, and we laaru from a gentleman thoronddy acquainted with every port Whitehaven, and whose position entitles him to speak with authority upon the subject, that in the poorest and dirtiest districts the people are at present *' packed together like ...

... ordaining to ministry in Ecole* faobaa church. (Applaasu.) Tba Bar. Hr Gould, Dumfries, aaid santimart ha had baan asked to speak to was tha Presbytery.” In urea klo remarks aaid BocMaohoa congregation stood indebted Boeolonob Street Church, Dumfries, for ...

... U'Jarrow should appenled to to refrain, aa act of courtesy, from speaking disparagingly of any It wee dot done when Bailie Nicholaoo had been propossd, and Baiba U'Janow ought to confine speaking in fuvonr of the gentleman was about propose.—Bailie U'Jerraw ...

... attention which the people of Sootiaad had right to expect, and it was necessary that the people should the hands thair msmbsrs speaking out with decided regard to this matter. (Haw, hear.) —Provost Milton concurred with the statsmsata of Lord Provost Cowan ...

... and Kad off, under the salutary operation of the at Act. in the moet quirt and orderly way. n—two candid who stood, so to speak, on their own basis, and two lady nsndidatea, there were submitted to the arbitrament of the poll one or more reprseentatirse ...

... condition I have it. I feel like racehorse. Sometimes I cannot wait for the time to come for me to go into the pulpit I long to speak. But this result cannot be attained by studying yourselves up, and coming into church on Sunday quite dry and desiccated.—** ...

... appeared before the Coart. Hie queen appeared in the tame attire, with white stockings on her feat and white bow on her head. Speaking in hia own defence, maintained that men ana women oould lire together man and wife without cohabiting, and that mortißoatian ...

... inquiry into waa held tba Coroner Saturday. It appeared from the evidence that the driver bed left the engine in order to end speak to an acquaintance, reqneeting his tfreman, Moore, to entry the engine down end bring the ehrriagee oot the riding. The fireman ...

... therefore, true to (Combariand) nature, or they weald net be snob ganarnl favourites. I am using figure of speech, bat am speaking simple troth when t say, that some of the neanss the poet deplete might (allowing, et oonrsa, tor the of cannibalism and ...

... that district and many parte of West Lothian the oats have been harrowed down and re-sowu with turnips. Wheat, generally speaking, is thin in the bnurd, and many fields in tbs Lothians have been ploughed down and re-sown with barley. On the other hand ...

... want of the use of the manse during the time it was undergoing repairs. * It waa for the meeting to fix the amount. had been speaking to practical men on the subject, and they thought £1 a-woek a reasonable sum. He would be entitled to * ( manee from the ...

... home; yet represented ...