... lire on Saturday afternoon. The Rev. John Macleod, of Dunse, lias been called to succeed Dr Leishman as parish minister of Govan. apple tree is at present bloom in the garden of George Craig, Townhead, Auchterarder. The body of a beggar was found yesterday ...

... subsequent banquet, over which Lord Suffield presided, and which about 200 brethren were present. . At a meeting in St George's Hall, Belfast, last night, resolution was adopted condemning the action of the Town Council giving the plastering contract for the ...

... Place a pnr«e containing ft* 41. He -en prftiouily cuovictH. Amateur Kowlno crmoerunder Mupic* at»*e c.ub was keid the Old Town Hall, Portoneli«\ last niffht, when a veiy attractive programme waa provided aud tnr atiamiaiMo waa large. original dramatic sketch ...

... South Cumberland Street. Glasgow. Rev. D. Cnliu Archibald Mackenzie, minister of tbe Go*pei. residing some time at Morris Villa, Govan, now at Gibson Street. Hillbead. Glasgow. Kenisou, Company, ship and insurance brokers, )o7 West George Street, Glasgow; ...

... Institution a stiff seventy minutes' work. Ihe Orange XV. is: Goodair. C. F. I'uipher ston. Danes. and A. Hunter, H. Hunter and H. Hall: J. Welsh. T. Welsh. T. Mackenzie. Crawford, Mitchell, M'Leod. Carr, Johnston, and J M'Kenaie. Institution play the following ...

... the times are pointing direction honesty demands The English visitation seems an ill-wind, hut it will blow good. The fact hall enthusiast oppressed with s sense of departing would do well to spend a penny in the purchase any ■sh football Journal recording ...

... their rides the laws the and the Persians Mr Williamson, feeling conscience-smitten his opposition to previous request that Morris might released from his registration for the Swifts, or desirous the proceedings, made motion following the decision taken ...

... of health, and a Spanish sailor named Jorquerro. When sailing towards the shore Morris's boat being about mile ahead, Pennick's boat was seen suddenly to disappear. Morris and his companion returned once, and found Jonjuerro still struggling in the water ...

... thrice. Lainp, Crossan, M'Nai, and Brady heiug either directl* or indirectly responsible for the points. summartss the second hall, may be said that Kilmarnock had all the play and none of the lock, and pressing for three-fourths the period should easily ...

... last night the principal speaker a demonstration held under the auspices tho London Liberal and Radical Union in the Albert Hall. There was large attendance. Lord Roeebery,who was enthusiastically received, said that the great constitutional principle ...

... window*, while dc.:«i horses. ■ Jii wore the stalile referr.-d to, had t-' be Moved for faf.tv. A concert was « the lJurgh Hall at jjj. gnat rush water into the place ~..1 much excitement among the aiibence, which a- well the artitta, had seek a place ...

... our needs. The hall at York Place, though admirably adapted fur a private gymnasium, quite inadequate for our purposes. Our re-opening Leith for another is entirely due to the impossibdiiy of obtaining Edinburgh at a reasonable rent any hall large jugh to ...