... Tuae Duke of Buccleuch’s foxhounds meet to-morrow at Riddell. B SreclAL permissions—an hour each—were granted to convivial parties who met in Holland House, the Crown, Waverley, and Imperial Hotels on Old Year’s night. Presentation ar Coesminn.—Last Friday ...

... chairman, and “ I the croupier—Mr J. latter. Messrs J. Rennie, the chairma enlivened the excellent songs. HOLLA A private party, n here for social enjoyn their wants being lit by Mr Grabam. M man, and Mr Wm. 8 cultomn_?' toasts, James Turnbull, t! A. ...

... recitations, glees, &c., were given a way which called forth the heartiest rluudlto of the audience, the performery being a glee party, Misses Hogg and Hume, My, Balmer, Messrs Hume, Cook, T. Smith, n;xd R Paterson, Miss Rule accompanying on the piang with excellent ...

... to bring a written recommendation from a householder, and to attend at the Town Hall on Friday next week, from 4to 5 pm. Parties on the Poors Roll need not apply. ROBERT PURDOM, Town Clerk. MRH ADAM SCOTT, 9 Park Terrace, continues to make Ladies’ and ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. *.* Parties sending notices must give their names and addresses, otherwise the notices cannot be inserted. && Notices in this column are inserted free, if confined to & mere intimation ; when the name of the clergyman performing ...

... HOLLAND HOUSE. A private party, numbering over twenty, met here for social enjoyment on Old Year’s Nighttheir wants being liberally and carefully supplied by Mr Graham. Mr W. Thomson was chairman, and Mr Wm. Storrie croupier. After the customary toasts ...

... who, it was said, was the real party to the actions. After elaborate proof, Sheriff-Substitute Spiers held that Mr Henderson was liable for the accounts incurred, and that it was not proved that Mr White was the real party. lis Lordship remitted the accounts ...

... No. 424.—Adjourned Ordinary Meeting will be held To- Morrow (Saturday) at 4 o'clock. BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS, *.* Parties sending notices must give their names and addresses, otherwise the notioes cannot be inserted. @ %@ Notices in this column ...

... ENT AT WorL.—The indoor servants and outworkers at Woll were entertained to tea and supper by Mr and the Misses Bell, the party being presided over by Miss M‘Causlin. There was a plentiful supply of the good things of the scason, and the kitchen was nicely ...

... RELIEF FUND, It was stated that £35 had been subscribed by various parties towards the relief of the unemployed in the town, there being a good deal of destitution owing to the severe weather and the dulness of trade. All this sum, and more, haviog been ...

... son of Mars did not put in an appearance. The wedding guests sought to console the disconsolate spinster by dividing into parties, and sallying out in search of the missing bridegroom. But all was in vain. Heavy Fixes vor Poacmine.—At Selkirk on Wednesday ...

... THE RAILWAY STRIKE. Mr Riddle suggested that the Council should draw the attention of both parties engaged in the railway confiict to the great loss and inconvenience caused to the public thereby, and urge them to come to some arrangement as speedily ...