... BROXBURN SNOOKER COMPETITION. A siostiter tournament held in Broxburn Institute resulted:-1, It. Anderson; 2, J. Low. BILLIARDS.—!n the first round of the Scottish Amateur Snooker competition. played off in Edinburgh on Saturday night, J. Only, Broxhurn ...

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... muetc, while , on a raised platform, then as such mirth attended the of dances—old and modern. quic. The ribbon-bedecked horses and newly 'glinted carts showed k e e n competition among the drivers who very often spent moat of the previous night in an ...

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... evening, and was attended by a fairly large audience. An excellent variety programme consisting of songs, duets, sketches and dances was sustained by Avonbridge bite Concert Party. The various items were well received and the artistes bad to respond to e ...

... Armadale pleaded guilty to stealing lialt.n.nound of from the orchard . of James to the public at 10.30 am. to aeon them to dance to the mimic of Ihe Selma ieitette. A very satisfactory business meeting was brought to a close by the according of a vote ...