... w I nation the doings of the day. But first let us notice some of the topographical and historical points of in' terest associated with the spot, and give an outline sketch of the majestic scenery which is cha- raoterized. Braemer lies the heart of the ...

... for education in the Highlands and Islands, and a similar sum towards the instruction of students for the ministry in the Gaelic language, were announced. There was nothing of particular interest in the proceedings of Thursday and Friday. The General ...

... exactly twenty-fi»e minutes. This may have arisen from the length of the preliminary services, and tne necessity of meeting a Gaelic congregation in the afternoon. We wish, however, to add that the prea- cher's sentiments were strictly evangelical. They might ...

... hence at Flushing a coun Y - - of advertising the ensuine, f -ignature. fast, for the purpose of forming a Protestant Association. vious that a treaty is the fi rs t thi ng w hich each country feeling among the trade here most descri tions of En lish ...