... portionc Mr Dobbie-I speak to order. I want to ask if Mr Stark, in allegiag and giving quotations to prove the allegation that a minister was condemned by our TE1] Synod 130 years ago for teaching what Mr Ferguson V tcaolea. is speaking to tbe relevanoy I ...

... toill but speaking for himself. hie hlardly rthought proof was neces-ary, for it orac. admitted -that no notide was sentand p!ainly, though there might 'be a statutory day fixed for trhe meeting, there was no estatutory hour, auc.. speaking reasonably ...

... struction. It speaks of Deuteronomy as 'pro- d f fessedly a h istorical record-thus claiming to e|judge-from the Book itself in what light it i, soud e regarded. But if the Book is d lthus to be questioned, why should it '5 not be allowed to speak for itself ...

... two parcels of nails from the shop of AIr William Fraser, ironmonger, St Nicholas Street. Ac- cused. said he was not able to speak English. and Con- stable Daniel Ross discharged the duties of Gaelic in- terpreter. Through this medium, he said he did not ...

... stated that there were any impossible difficulties in the way which need prevent the Government from making their proposals. Speaking of Sir R. Cross's recent attack upon the present Administration, he asked where were the un- fortunate results of the blunders ...

... supervened, it is but i right that official and representative bodies n. should speak with reserve in cases in which the a Criminal Tribunals of the country are n. about to speak with supreme authority, is and it may be with appalling effect. c vy The principal ...

... but they were not to tolerate them there. Y He was speaking a parcel of nonsense, and knew 't nothing about what he was speaking. r Mr Alexander Murray hotly resented that re- mark asserted he was speaking facts from the book, and if he was wrong, it was ...

... subjects. His own opinions were most defi- t ei ite, and were held with unhesitating tenacity; but I have er I often heard him speak of the opinions of others which did w n not move precisely in the same groove as his own with C' n singular deference and charity ...

... Sunday, 5th April In last census paper there were only seven headings, but there was an addendum inserted to show Gaelic-speaking persons. In the first column is inserted the name and surname; in the second, relation to head of family ; in the third, ...

... camped in the forest, awaiting him, attended by perhaps 150 to 200 mhen. Imnagine the babel, our large company and theirs all speaking at once, each trying to make plain his good intentions and desires in an un- intelligible language. Mr Forbes and his two ...

... Possessing a inestery of the English language, which is woedIsIl ful or one who has been for so short L time amongst English - speaking people, the lecturer told his 8tory in a rrtatinn which later in the evening brought the remark fiom the Rev. Mr Stark that ...

... and he does not regard 1 with much favour the counter proposal to make them into artillery volunteers. Lord Elphin- stone, speaking for the Admiralty, defended the i Government proposals with some spirit, remark- ing that, as seamen, the force was of no ...