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... Dundee Music Hall.—The performances at this place of amusement continue to be well patronised. The great attraction this week is the performances of Mr E. Towers' Ballet Troupe (5 in number). These artistes perform comic ballet entitled Ki-Fum-Ti- which ...
... said Commissioners. TEMPERANCE HALL AND BR I T H WORKMAN, BROUGHTY FERRY. A. RAND FANC BAZAAB, IN AID OP THE FUNDS OF THESE INSTITUTIONS TO BE OPENED BY THE RIGHT HON. THE EARL OF DALHOUSIE, WILL HELD THS KINNAIRD HALL, DUNDEE, On THURSDAY, the 26th, ...
... 11..; Mr Gran. eine, two fish. 27 and 17i C.O. Morris. two 15 ea,h; and a grilee of S Ihe.; Mr C. Marehain, of 17 lb.. -Mr reardity Field fisbed this water on Tneaday. got • lo lin. a Oa day, Cant. Morrie one belt of II Ito,. -This water was fished on ...
... Total number since the opening, 66,631. The Belfast Lock-Out. —A delegates' meeting was held on Friday night in the Painters' Hall, 71 High Street —Mr D. E. Cathro, Vice-President of the Trades' Council in the chair. The delegates present expressed the hope ...
... WN Wein ar mee VELE PRI IN HILLING CHRISTY S NUMBER Loxpon News, COLOU ONTAINING D PLATE 15 COLOU RED ‘RES. READY DP IN G MORRIS, Stationer, &e., Vi Urders for the various Masi rtment ol (mas Cards in HE Finest Dundee is at 7 Hig’ Street. Customess P ...
... OPERATIVE IV_2_ (158).— Meeting, Tuesday First, Hall, 17 ault, 8.30 p.M. o7g .T. —CAMPERDOWN LODGE will Meet and after Tuesday the Balcay StreetSchool-' house, Lochee. I O.G.T. —BALGAY LODGE (210), Mabttrs' Hall, Annfield Road, Monday First, p.m. Initta-. ...
... number since the open- ing, 66,631. The Belfast Lock-Otjt . — A delegates* meeting was held on Friday night in the Painters' Hall, 71 High Street— Mr D. E. Cathro, Vice President of the Trades' Council in the chair. The delegate* present expressed the hope ...
... Orange Hall. The ceremony, which was performed by Mr William Johnston, M.P. for Belfast, was of a somewhat novel character, inasmuch it was connected with the tint hall which Orangemen have undertaken to build for themselves in Scotland. The new hall is to ...
... Wanted, and also Apprentices. M'Gregor, St Andrews. I TPHOLSTERERS Wanted. Apply Hall & Sou, 1.6 Constitution Street, Leith. JOINERS Wanted immediately. Apply to D. Milne, -_ Hall Street, Montrose. |-i^lNTEß3.—Wanted immediately, Two Journeymen. Apply to John ...
... was very favourable for shooting, a slight breeze blowing from the right. The following are the scores : -P. Leith. 66 ; T. Morris, 63 ; J. Nelson, 62 ; D. Kidd, 60 ; J. C. M'Donald, 59 ; D. Anderson. 59 ; D. Hynd, 57 : W. M. Grubb, 55 ; A. Geekie, 52 ; ...
... Mearns Association of Inspectors of Toor. —This Association held its twenty-sixth quarterly meeting on Saturday last in the Town Hall, Montrose. There were present—Mr Graham, Craig (in the chaii); Messrs Goldie, Arbirlot ; Meldrum, Brechin ; Taylor, Carmyllie ...
... ALBERT EaRXBI. son George Batuie, late of Dundee. At 41 Stanhope Street, Glasgow, the 10U inst., Jane Hall, aged 3 yean, daughter of Mitchell HalL No. 2 Hedge Road, Dudhopc Street, Dundee, en 17tb inst., after long illness, William Chaplin. aged 58—deeply ...