... Prize competi. tion will he fired off to-day. At the Scottish National ArtillerV Camp at Barry yesterday the 40-pounder R.B.L. Arm- strong gun (shot) competition at 2-250 yards was opened. Ata'aass meeting of miners, held in aHamilton' yesterday,!it was agreed ...

... Paternon, Messrs John F. G Robertson, A. B. Motherwell, Georga Roy, Jobh tF Macartbur, New Moukland, Matthew Them, J. I P. Robertson, B. Watt, H. C. Doedos, Airdnrie ; House; George Anderson, James Henderson, W. of G. Jameson, John Watt, DrauEgray; Colia ...

... Councillor Langlands: president, Mr Alexande, Cassils M'Innes; sice-prosident, Mr .1 ohn 1'Gregor; secretary, Mr John Gregg, 123 Norte John Street; treasurer, Mr Robert Dougai; librarian, -Mr Charles Glen; condutetr, Mr D. ?? Allan, A.PMus.T.C.L. PFrI ...

... executed in a very different fashion. My own l father at that time (1786) was 18 yeats of age, and was then holding the plough to John Stevenson of Hall, in the parish of Fenwick. popularly known then as Johnnie o' the Ha', and I have heard him tell again ...

... thank God, lire lives - andl r what is hotter, his doctrines live, His friend's willI rene~w the fight next election. As Grattan was ci brought into the last stood of the 'l'l irish Parliament in 1801, so shall we bring the old patriot to see the triumph ...

... u~r~, ladS, Private ,Neil Cra'vford: father resides at Isek, Iiieramly; enlistal at Glase-tw. lists January. 199i Private John Ridd; fathaer reides at Caldcerrmix. near Airdrie; enlisted at Glasgow, 22d Februarr. 1833 , Private Cornelius Larn. neother ...

... said to be a cousin and amanuensis to John Bell, fralleged aiding- and disclosing the identity. ?? (to ?? he state i h g.advetsment that it is to be a sec-ret treatment ? 20 Pursuer-It was stated before Mr James John- Mt Gry(ttururnYu o not st y what you ...

... lutioll while he abhorred it. (Cheersi.) DIr Grattan in follow.ved lime in acceptiug that revolution, and co l perhaps it may be a stranuge and etartling be jtateuient, but it is an undoubted fact d i tb:at II: Grattan was found in the English Parlia- an Imeit-he ...

... Bennett, ?? Croydor, Surrey, oll 31rzr BovfelOxford, were elected cor- responding memb-rs. Sir John Neilson Cuthbert- sun, 25 Blythswood Square, and MIr John Fowler, 4 Kelvin Bank Terrace, Sandyford, wcre elected life members. The following wero elec ...

... , Rev. Adam F Welch -treasnrsr, Mr John Johnston ; secretary. U b Mr George Barran; commoittee, R1ev. Alx rio.,. ason, Messrs Alex. Falconer, William Cochran, us, Andrew Hart, Thomas Henderson, Wm. Graham, a a John crozier. Jas. H. Duff, Robert Scett ...

... door while a train was in motion, and, being knocked down, got his left arm severely bruised between the carriage and the platform. He was conveyed to the itoyal Infirmary, where his arm was amputated. MAIcS FOP FAnOS AND ICLAxND.-aMailS forl l Faroe and ...

... ir. t9' I to~n of Cruelty to Children, the L~e0 were disposed of :-John M'Coiney, 12 ye1 age, found begging and sleepingl out at cw sent to the alars ship at D~undee for fe% I,'1 John I emon, II years, found silteetik oct and beygond the conr.i i aet ...