Conaiderat:on was renewed over a letter from Miss Anderson, asking that as she had passed the examination for a certificated teacher, the Board should consider her salary with a vidw to an increase. The Chairman said it might be possible for the Board to fill up Miss Anderson's

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A SUGGESTION. Sir,—As we are now in the thick of the fight, might I suggest that a public meeting of all those who are in favour of petitioning or otherwise, in favour of the Bill, to be held in Anstruther Town Hall on an early date. It is but right that we should let the Govern

waiting to tee her on business. This waa fortunate, for it enabled her without any further delay to interrogate him, the last, as it were, on her list of possible culprits. Briefly she toll him of the mysterious incident, narrowly scanning his face as the words fell from her lip

CHURCH OF ENGLAND JUN P SOCIETY. There used to be a phrase which is happily now seldom heard. to the effect that when a mats was seeking holy orders he was going into the Church. The truth of course is that the laity are just as much a part of the Church of Enghod, or any other C

To-Night at B.ls.—Bible Lectnre.—Subject ; "The Forty - eight Boards and the Vail." LORD'S DAY, Nov. 1. At 11 a.m.—Exposition of the Word. At 2.15 p.m.—Sunday School. At 5.40 p.m.—Prayer Meeting. At 6 p.m.—Evangelistic Service. To Au. THE SERVICES, ALL ARE CORDIALLY INVITED.—Hym