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... SOIREE. POW A In WATERLOO ROOMS, on MONDAY FIRST, »t 7.30 •’clock. JAMES MACKELLAR, Esq., tu the Chair. Tlckou, «acl», to had »t Door. ISLAY ASSOCIATION.— The TWKNTT NINTH ANNUAI. REUNION the NATIVES of ISLAY and FRIENDS will be l eld in the WATERLOO ...
... SOIREE. Members and Friends of the E. U. Church, North pandas Street, desirous of marking their esteem for and sympathy with their pastor (Rev. James Morison), who is about to visit a foreign clime for the benefit of his health, have invited him to a ...
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... SOIREE. Scottish Temperance League's ANNUAL TEA PAR lY will be held on MONDAY Evening, 111th Nov„ at Seven o'Cluck, in the IMINFRVA HALL, Argyle Street. The Chairman of the Board of Directors will give a Statement of the League's Operations, and the Meeting ...
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... SOIREES. One of the most sinking proofs of the clannish disposition the Scottish race is exhibited in the popularity of the kind of entertaiumeuts denominated soirees in the towns north of the Tweed. Hardly evening goes by during the winter months in ...
... SOIREES. and bur trade. evening, the fifth mldual festival of the employee the Wine, Spirit, and Beer Trade of Glasgow, was held in the Queen’s Rooms, under the presidency of Mr. George F. Coulson, of Greenhead Brewery. Tae chairman was accompanied on ...
... SOIREE. On the evening of Wednesday last, farewell soiree was given to Mr. Wm. Cross, carver and gilder, who is about to remove to Glasgow—Mr Melvin, merchant, in the chair. This friendly meeting was held in the Wesleyan Chapel, New Street; ami was composed ...
... SOIREE rnr Touko Man is conaacTtna with Mrasaa. Aethub *nr» Faasaa'b RaraaLUMMKirr. Thursday evening, the feetlval the gentlemen conneoled with the above eaten v ...
... SOIREES. Re-Union. —The third annual meeting of Friendly Associates was held lost night in the Tontine Hotel, when the chair was occupied the occasion by Mr. Thomas Birrell, Mr. John Ingli* officiating croupier. Supper having been served in Mr. Nimmo's ...
... SOIREES. These ten days past has been redolent of soirees, *ut>- ners, and presentations. Frldav week the lakers ha.! a sapper the Saracen's Head Inn—Mr. P. llarclav in the chair, and .Mr. Anderson, croupier. AftersuppeV fine ball was opened, where the ...