The service was led by the Minister, the Rev. E. F. Horst-Smith, fa feature being the excellent singi of well known hymns, led by the organ. Following the hymn "Al! people that on earth do dwell," coree prayer by the Minister, and the Lord's Prayer, and then the hyn "Lord, while for all mankind w pray." As the first lesson the well-known psalm, "I will lift up mine eyes until the hills" was read by Mr. MacDonald, M.P., while the second, read by the President of St. Andrew's Society was St. Paul' exhortation on the excellency faith, hope and love as Christian virtues. Between the two lessons came the hymn, "O Love that wilt not let me go," the composition of Matheson, the well-known Scottish organist.' After the second -lesson Dr. Darroch. led in prayer, preceding the sermon came the hymn "Jesus calls us; o'er the tumult
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