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... Hii Hn'iirnf s Si s ■»*Ai'!Ml#rt.iHi» 1 Carpet*. Heart).-Hug*, Window Curtains. Sewing Mac bite 1 Wilson. HALL, STAIRCASES. and LANDlNGS.—Tloeewood Shaped Table, Bronzed-Metal Umbrella Stand. on Oak Steml. Hall Lamps, Carpets. Waxcloth. Light-day Clock ...
... A site bavins now been obtained the foot of Bridge Street* bns been resolved proceed at once with the erection of the Wilson Hall. Mr. Oeor&e Reid is the successful offerer for the mason work, Mr. M. Morton for the joiner work, Mr. M. Campbell for the ...
... PUBLIC HALL. CARLUKE, TUESDAY, 28th. NO V. ALONE IN LONDON. PUBLIC HALL, BOTHWELL, WEDNESDAY, 29th NO V. UNCLE TOM'S CABIN. WILSON HALL, VICTORIA HALL. Thlu rsinto CONCERTS. The Meet Oooeert of the Beam will take Ow. oa 84 TURDA Y, November f.:th. ARTIST= ...
... the Colonials had lost twe wickets for runs. DRAUGHTS, AT CATEINB-—Mr Reid, the champion player of Ayrshire, Tinted the Wilson Hall, Catrine, on Saturday, and played for a tew with ad who chese meet him. Although there were tew draws, none of them succeeded ...
... — The officers members of the Patrick Brewster Lodge accompanied by their friends, held their first Lodge soiree in the Wilson Hall, High Street, on Tuesday night. Brother John Proven, W.C.T., who was in the chair, addressed the meeting after tea, and ...
... WILLIAM ARROL AT CATRIN &. Bie William addressed his constituents in the Wilson Hall, Catrine, last night. The chair was occupied by Mr Somervell. Sir William dwelt at length on the South African question aed our justification for taking up the war, which ...
... W Mercnants’ Concert. —The first annual concert under the auspices of the Law Merchants’ Associ- ation was hel: in the Wilson Hall on Wednesday. There was a large attendance. The progcamme submitted was a thoroughly enjoyable one, and was creditably sustained ...
... would ttimelate the ts in all time coming. Ha‘ awarded vote of thanks to the Sheriff, the electors school- room, and the Wilson Hall | candidate to , where he delivered an address of Lewis's the to'the ball bs received quite an ovation, the citement. A ...
... DRAUGHTS. v, GALsTon.—These clabs metin the Wilson Hall, Catrine, on with 18 playe rs The of the but no game to start after match were | games, Games. Draws Thos. Aitken, jun.. W. Laidlaw ‘HH. Black .. =1 a J. Ramage. W. Retson G. Paton 6 W. ...
... 'flake. Rev. U. A. M'floftnell. I.—Div. 11. J. D. CharnhPro. M. li. Sleet. Ile.. Newham. Ilerbert Jacobs Cuss 11. J. Wilson. - Hall. lies. U. A. Lewis. T. Wilmot. W. Collins. T. Williamson. I Thorolel. J. Al Lodovici. Res. I:. Thor°ld. Mr t irirnahaw ...
... WRESTLING. CHAMPIONSHIP OF SCOTLAND.-In the Wilson Hall, Busby, last night, a match took place between Jas. Currie, Alexandria, and Jas. Nicol, Carnunnock. for the championship of Scotland and £2oa-side. ** Scottish and Cumberland ’’ were the styles chosen ...
... D., presided, and preached the ordination sermon. After the ordination a dinner in connection with it took place in the Wilson Hall, and in the evenin, over by the newly- soiree was held in the church, which ae presi ...