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... was greater than usual. Soiree. —On Thursday evening the Total Abstinence Society held their usual half-yearly soiree in Wilson's Hall. Mr M'Lean occupied the chair. Addresses were delivered by Mr Tough and Dr Figg, from Bo'ness; Dr Haddon, Falkirk; and ...
... Messrs M'Millan, fleshers, lie, Moffat the° best tof ,Cheviot hoggs from Air.s- Paterson, O.tslee, sold w 265. 6d. Mr Wilson. Halls, sold a lot T ho^s at 2fe lot blacdaced ewes from ac d ewe 3 at 23 9 ronx fe hotts fetched 18s. ...
... FALKIRK. Miss Aitken's Farewell.—On Tuesday night, Ml- Aitken gave a farewell entertainment in Wilson's Hall, previous to her leaving this country for Australia. never had the pleasure of hearing her better advantage, she seemed to acquit herself on the ...
... has been London this week for the purpose of bringing his family to Dunmorc. Meantime, the Sabbatb evening services in Wilson's hall are being well attended. Shearer's Concert.—We were sorry on entering the Corn-Exchange on .Monday evening to see that ...
... offered lower prices than three or four weeks since. Twoyear-old shorthorns ranged from £7 10s. to £10; stirks £3 to £4. Wilson. Hall, sold two well-conditioned cross-bred stots at £8 a-head, and Mr Peter Robertson, Freelan 1, lot of two-year old shorthorns ...
... until it became but a spec on the horizon, and ultimately vanished out of sight. soiree in Wilson's hall. A tea-party also met at five o'clock in Wilson's Hall, under the auspices of the Total Abstinence Society, 'the attendance, considering the many ...
... naturally lower, and that may account for the great number of changes. IHE ABSTAINERS' SOIREE. The soiree musicale, in Wilson's Hall, notwithstanding the wet and boisterous character of the night, was a great success. Every available seat was occupied ...
... last, the annual exhibition of fancy canaries, under the auspices of the Falkirk Ornithological Society, took place in Wilson's Hall. The show of birds was good. Foot Race,—On tbe afternoon of Saturday last, a foot race for £10 the lift, was run on the ...
... tgirls, from £1 to £2. Altogether hiring was protracted. The Pair Soiree.—On Thursday- evening, a soiree took place in Wilson's Hall, under the auspices of the Total Abstinence Society. The house, on the occasion, was completely filled. The Rev. George ...
... Temperance Soiree. âOn Thursday, a musical soiree, under the auspices of the Falkirk Total Abstinence Society, was held in Wilson's Hall. The Rev. George Wade occupied the chair. The speakers were the Rev. Gilbert M'Callum, Glasgow, and the Rev. Blair, Dunblane ...
... No. 16, which has recently been resuscitated, after dormancy of twentyfive years, celebrated the festival of St John in Wilson's Hall. There was a numerous attendance of the brethren. Prior to the dinner, the following new office-bearers were formally installed ...
... district met a body at supper for the first time, when cov*r ...