gulation signs of loyalty. Then came Monday night, when the crowds were larger still. Tuesday brought its ominous news, and for a time everyone believed the King had but a few hours to live. But the loyalty of this great people never waned for one moment. On Tuesday night they s

4 I am no believer in royalty ; the whole thing seems so repugnant to common sense that I have never been able to understand the frame of mind which makes it possible for men to worship it as a something indispensable to our well-being. As for singing God Save the King or cheerin

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John and Robert Guild, late of the Rhoden Farm have now settled down in Griqualand Haat, South Africa. Brass Bend, of which Mr Frank J. Mellor, is conductor, secured third prize it Falkirk Brass Band Contest. Ma J. E. Wilson, Burial& Farm, Alva, was of the judges at Cupar Cattle

Tau holiday and other arrangements wen cancelled, but the children attending the Parish School, paraded the p•iocipal street as far as Whitt' House, and on returning to school were served with the good things that had been prepared for thew. The programme, consisting of spurts,

and Speeideatione will be seen with A. & W. HRH) n wrrrwr, Ambit...cc+, who will receive Offers for the Work MONDAY, 7th July. Wain, loth Jaw, 1901