Article June 27, 1903 Issue

The Lectures

with contributions from Eds, Ward R. Clarke, William P. McKenzie, Everand A. Hayes, Robert I. Hunt, F. M. Burrows, Lady Ashbourne, Mrs. Eddy

Special interest attaches to the following report of the first lecture on Christian Science ever delivered in Ireland, and of the lecture in London, Eng. The currents of progress and civilization have in the past been uniformly to the westward, but America is now reversing the order, and the shores of the lands from which our Fathers came are being laved by a return tide of spiritual good.—Eds.

The first Christian Science lecture in Ireland was delivered by Judge Ewing in the Antient Concert Rooms, Dublin, May 5, before a very large and representative audience. The subject was "The Religion of Jesus Christ." It was very impressive, and throughout the lecture the most marked attention was given by the audience.

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