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Blair called to the good-natured, portly stewardess of the Climatus, who at that moment was passing through the saloon. "Is Miss McMillan ill?" he asked. "No, not ill," replied Mrs. Kay; "but she seems very much depressed at leaving home, and she has not left her room since we started." "There!" said our sentimental lady, triumphantly. "I would like very much to see her," said Mr.

His grandson, David Palmer, born at Grand Lake, Queens Co., in 1789, was a man of literary ability, who in 1869, published a volume from the press of J. & A. McMillan, entitled New Brunswick and other Poems. Several persons of this name were grantees of Maugerville, including Elisha, Jabez, Phinehas and Samuel.

Rustic Rhymes. By the Author of "Winter Studies in the Country." Philadelphia. Parry & McMillan. 16mo. pp. 113. 62 cts. The Atonement, in its Relations to Law and Moral Government. By Albert Barnes. Philadelphia. Parry & McMillan. 12mo. pp. 358. $1.00. Life at Threescore. A Sermon delivered in the First Presbyterian Church, Philadelphia, November 28th, 1858. By Albert Barnes. Philadelphia.

Thus the bold stand at Red Hill gave the time the situation craved, and while Kershaw waited, Emory, following his orders from Wright, crossed over to the cemetery and placed himself on the west of Getty. Thomas rejoined McMillan. Torbert meanwhile had moved over with Merritt to the left flank.

John McMillan of Ullapool, some years ago repeated to me the following rhyme on the method of constructing a sermon, and, although I have never succeeded in coming up to its standard, yet it has often floated before me with advantage in the hours of composition "Begin low; Proceed slow; Rise higher; Take fire; When most impressed Be self-possessed; To spirit wed form; Sit down in a storm."

The officers of the Association Opposed to Equal Suffrage as published in the press were: President, Mrs. Henry F. Lyster; secretary, Miss Helen Keep; publicity committee, Miss Julia Russell, Mrs. A. A. Griffiths, Mrs. J. A. McMillan, Mrs. Fred Reynolds, Mrs. Edward H. Parker, Mrs. Richard Jackson and Miss Caroline Barnard. Mrs.

At length He sent them a minister, John McMillan; and thirty years later another, Thomas Nairn. By these the Reformed Presbytery was organized, August 1, 1743. Sir Robert Hamilton was the peerless champion of the pastorless people.

He was ungrateful up to the last, an', just before leaving the ship, actually went up to Cap'n Brown, and advised him to shut his eyes an' turn round three times and catch what he could. "I never saw the skipper so upset afore, but I heard him tell Mr. McMillan that night that if he ever went out of his way again after a craft, it would only be to run it down.

The two men rode together from the Old Port up the track over Tom's Cap, and shot two pigeons by the way, which was fortunate, for when they arrived at Kilmany Park William Pearson was absent, and his men were found to be living under a discipline so strict that his stock-keeper, Jimmy Rentoul, had no meat, and dared not kill any without orders; so McMillan and Davy fried the pigeons, and ate one each for supper.

The reserve of Parrott guns, manned by the 1st Indiana and composed of four 30-pounders and four 20-pounders, was posted under McMillan to cover the left flank and the broken centre where it was pierced by the bayou, as well as to watch for the return of the Diana to activity.