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Clutha Leader, Issue 221, 4 October 1878, Page 5

The pernicious example set by the Royal family in Scotland haa already had the effect ! foreseen -)>y :: tb'e/ Sabbath- Alliance -of that !• country.' •; Much to the, distress of the members . i.oi ;the; Alliance (who -subscribe .as much as - | L24o,. yearly, for : the: preservation of the"-': Sabb.ath), Her Majestiy last autumn venture/]-. ,to.take,.the air iii an open, boat on *Suh|Jfcs,,;i|; The sin has; ;been' rebuke^ i. and,' perhaps - > scotched, but not ; killed. A high rulinj?^ elder, v< | led' astray by bad example,' has not, indeed; , "wallowed in wirie^" like the elder mentioned ( j by Burns/ butf has >" trivelled homewards^ train^on Sunday :fromv a, : tripi'^ij The keen eye of Kirk ;.waß',«n!this back- %y | slider, and, according to the Iciyerhess Adver-M t'ißer,he has been summoned before his Kirk Ses- %3 J I eion.- r'Tbe fltbolofffrepentance^w ! the penitent di& not iappearv :, /He addect^cobtu- : " j macy to!; breach V>f v: S I as jtmderatood in|lnver^sß^where" V ;it* is, hoi»ed^|| j th^a^ftffougfr^fias^reJFu^^ beent J l(!ompWedSroS def er^thev?i4riaugorai^ ■tour.untU7«ivUiy»^o/;yjf^pwing^oltareetOf^ou^^ >untiPafterj*ohrwtma3^s|^|ii|^jm^^^^