... members entering the list. It was fontid that Mr M'Farlane, of the Johnstone Arms, and Mr Robert Hardie, wool•agent, were equal. On the tie being played, Mr Hardie carried off the medal. On Saturday, the Alva club took part in the Stirling Provincial Match ...

... was held le ' 'Museum Hall last night. Those ,—Rev. Mr Milne, East Free Church; , dew Harper, Wait Free Church; Mr Atom, Mr Thomas Brydie, Mr Robert Proctor, Mr Archibald Moir, Mr Robert Meldrum, Mr John Duncan, Mr A. Forrester- Paton, Mr R. Carmichael ...

... John Sinclair, J. Marshall. Ten-week Stocks—Wm. Campbell, A. Marshall, A. Clow. Annuals (half hardy)—Jas. Ferule, I tobt. M'Kay, W. Mitchell. Annuals (hardy)—R. Spittall, Robt. Wright, J. Fertile. Penstemons (3 eorte)—M. Bennett, R. Spittall, A. Leishman ...

... of the illness of their leader the Alva Baud could not make their appearance. There were two prizes —let, ; 2nd, £2. Mr M'Hardy, of Edinburgh. was judge. The Whin* of Milton was first to play, and then Tillicoultry, and shortly afterwards the judge issued ...

... who were committed upon the Carron Company, have been liberated on bail—the Donaldson., father and son, on £2OO each, and Mr Hardie on £l5O. A.LIOA TO Lim.—A cheap pleasure trip is announced in our columns to-day, from Ailloa to Leith, on Saturday first ...

... U. P. Church, preached a funeral sermon iu the Park Lane Chapel, during which he made feeling reference to the death of Mr Thomas Henderson, missionary. There was a large attendance present. Tan Finn RAISING CASE—The only cue from the County of Clackmannan ...

... Rev. James Mackie, M.A. - - Mr James Haldane. eterk, - • - Mr Gavin Martin. Tre•ctur , r, - - Mr Thomas G. Shepherd. Manager4l--Mr Aiv indef. Glass, Mr Thomas G. Shepherd, Mr Archibald Ewing, Mr Gavin Martin, Sergeant-Major Foster, Mr William Dunn. Mr Davi ...

... called ERSIETNE _ Ocun all in and laying Whil Whinstone Kerbing in connection therewith. Plans, Sections, of quantities will be THOMAS FRAME & ors, 43 Mill Street, endorsed Tender for lodged not later than next, with Clerk to the Alloa, 25th April, 1 IMPORTANT ...

... ages and conditions, and to every ordinary disease to which hut:amity is liable. 17 . LLOi s - tortism gaol. ha rd TOTE—MR HARDIE, DAL (mos, desires to inform his Patients in ALLow and Vicinity that he will be from Home until WZDNINDAY the 20th, when he ...