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- Precious Time
- Notes of a Sermon by the late Rev. D. Macdonald, Shieldaig, preached at Wick, on Saturday, 28th April, 1894
- Presbyterian Union in Australia
- Thoughts on a Decline in Grace by the Rev. John Newton (March, 1765)
- The Rev. Henry Bazely, B.C.L., The Oxford Evangelist
- A Pastoral Address by the late Rev. Charles Calder Macintosh, D.D., of Tain and Dunoon (Fairlie, 21st October, 1853)
- Margaret MacKinnon
- Obituary
- A Bhliadhna úr
- Notes and Comments
- In Loving Memory of the Rev. Donald Macdonald, Shieldaig
- Literary Notices
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- The War and Some of its Lessons
- A Sermon by The Rev. Charles Calder of Ferintosh, 1774-1812: “And I, if I be lifted up from the earth, will draw all men unto me.”—JOHN xii. 32
- Notes of Address by the Late Rev. D. Macdonald, Shieldaig, Delivered at Fellowship Meeting, Wick, on Friday, 27th April, 1894: “For as many as are led by the Spirit of God, they are the sons of God.”—ROM. viii. 14
- Presbyterian Union in Australia
- Inspired Psalmody
- Roimh sgrios theid uabhar
- Uaill ann an Crann=Ceusaídh Chriosd leis an Urr. Ian Maclaurin: “Ach nar leigeadh Dia gu’n deanainn-sa uaill ach ann an crann-ceusaídh ar Tighearna Iosa Criosd, tre’m bheil an saoghal air a cheusadh dhomhsa, agus mise do’n t-saoghal.”—GAL. vi. 14
- Church News
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- The Sign of the Prophet Jonas
- A Sermon: “Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the Son of God?” (I John v. 5) by the Late Rev. John Love, D.D., Glasgow
- Glasgow University and the Pope
- Spiritual Counsel: Letter from the Late Rev. W. Stewart, Lochee, to a Friend in Soul Distress
- Difference between Acquired and Experimental Knowledge: A Letter by the Rev. John Newton
- A Letter from Rome by the Late Rev. John Kennedy, D.D., Dingwall
- The Glasgow Football Tragedy
- Letters by the late Captain Ross, Wick
- Christ’s Conquest of the Soul by the Rev. John Flavel
- Obituary
- An la a Ch’ann ‘s an la a th’ann
- Laoídh Spioradail: Oran a rinn e’n uair a bha nithe an t-saoghal so ‘ga thréigeadh. Le Domhnull Mathanach bh’ ann an Sgire Childonain
- Notes and Comments
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- The Education Bill
- A Sermon by the Rev. James S. Sinclair, John Knox’s, Glasgow: “Again, the kingdom of heaven is like unto treasure hid in a field; the which, when a man hath found, he hideth, and for joy thereof goeth and selleth all that he hath, and buyeth that field.”—MATT. xiii. 44
- Some Famous Books and their Authors
- Reasons Assigned by Rev. DONALD MACFARLANE, Raasay; Rev. DONALD MACDONALD, Shieldaig, and others, for forming themselves into a separate Presbytery, to be called the Free Church Presbytery of Scotland (1893)
- Expository Notes:
- Letters of the late Captain Ross, Wick
- Letters of John Sutherland, Badbea, TO ALEXANDER SINCLAIR, MERCHANT, THURSO
- Searmon Leis an Urr. Arch. Cook a Bha’n Deimhidh. 1ST JUNE, 1862. “Agus dealraidh iadsan a ta glic mar shoilleireachd nan speur; agus iadsan a thionndaidheas moran gu fireantachd mar na reultan fad saoghail nan saoghal.”—DANIEL xii. 3
- Notes and Comments
- Church Notes
- Literary Notice
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- The late Mr. John Kensit
- Church Notes
- Notes of a Sermon: “That which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye may have fellowship with us, and truly our fellowship is with the Father and with his Son Jesus Christ.”—I JOHN i. 3
- Purity of Worship
- Some Famous Books and their Authors
- Letters of the late Captain Ross, Wick
- Letters of John Sutherland, Badbea,
- Expository Notes: ISAIAH XLII. 1-4
- The late Mr. Hugh Mackinnon, Elder, St. Jude’s, Glasgow
- A’ Bhanaais-Phosaidh: “A ta na h-uile nithe ullamh; thigibh chum na bainnse.”—MAT. xxii. 4
- Literary Notice
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- Meeting of Synod
- THE LATE REV. D. MACDONALD, SHEILDAIG
- A Sermon by the Rev. George Hutcheson, an Eminent Divine fo the Covenanting Period: “Out of the depths have I cried unto thee, O Lord.”—Ps. cxxx. 1
- Report of the Synod’s Deputies to Canada
- A Romanist Threat
- Some Famous Books and their Authors
- A Remarkable Experience
- Sermon (Gaelic)
- Synod’s Address to the King
- Hutcheson’s Works
- Obituary Notice