... merchant Captain WV: Johnston; and W.- B. t Baikie. Fa.sEsBauRGH.-Five ?? John Bell. auctioneer; Thomas Brebaer. joiner: Alex. Cardnoc manager Commercial Company; Thomas Will, comnission. agent; and William Rennie, f Royal Hotel. The first three are already Cons- ...

... measles. t PArSLET.-ADDEESSs BY MaI KEIR HARDI.- t g Last night Mr J. Keir Hardie delivered an l s address in the Good Templar Hall, under the e auspices of the Paisley branch of the Independent I- Labour party. Mr Hardie, in the course of his y remarks, said ...

... Adama M. Cook, Goorno Crast. William% fobbie, John, Dorald, Peter Dtudgeca. Thomas D3. Ldwvard, A-rrh~bad H. Fergasso~. Wrilbian Fer- guesto, Leuise M. Forr-st, John C. Gecrge. Thomas G;i!,s ?? 3N. Gonniag. Sinclair Grazt. Goocee GrieVe, .illbn R. Haldane ...

... Liberal and Radical Association is deeply incensed with Mr Keir I Hardie for advising the Labour party in New- : castle to oppose the return of MTr John Morley. In a letter despatched to Mr Hardis on the I subject, they remind him that he has to thank the Radicals ...

... ? asters, all making an effective r gouo. Mr John Forbes, Hawick, has a nice col- lection of mixed flowers, consisting of hardy her- baceous carnations, including two new carntiions. .Mr Cuthbrtsoon, Rothesay, has another large and I brilliant display ...

... Patrick eec. ratary, Mr John Dei?han. Aa oxecuti ee resigit. t? tee of tea was also appointed. 'lbs braech was ? Earned the Thomas Davis (Independest) Brasci of the IrIsh Natienal League of Great briesis, 10 Tao Chr.irman, in returisiag thanks fer his ...

... 195; David White, 177;- w'*il.a 20; ' White, 157; Thomas M'Oauobie, 134; P. MCor. C a mick, 119; James Torley, 80; 3. Tear, 68; B. B. W e Houston, 11. J t DALM=H~rs.-Four e~s-erg Ldel 480; J y Thomas Alison, 438; John Chisheli, 400; Colian a Cochrsne ...

... Smillie, ?? John Cronin, Professor .. t. ;Watson, Mr Thomas Sharp, miners' agent; Mr Wmrn. Small, miners' agent; Councillor Wm. I Brown, Paislev ; Councillor Kirkland, Irvine: ;Mr R. Lindsay, Mr Thomas Anderson, Ir Henry I I'Geachin. Mr G. Murray Kaye, ...

... EL TO THE ANDESSTO'S ILtCIT STILL CASE. Patr ck Ryan and Allan M'Hardy applied for iubli c-uouse certificate for premises at 2 Main S A Anderston. C0 Ln..in BOYD explained that M'Hardy, the Pre.5en. occupant, and who was applying for a re- te::rl of his ...

... should be formed. The offiSe- or b hearers elected ?? B.arton, president: J1r to J Thomas Bald, vice-president: Mr Andrew M_%ur- re doch. seoetary; and Mr Edward Hardie, trra- 3. surer. It was suggested to the office-hearers that if i they ?? apply to ...

... Henry Boyd ?? three sea trout, weighing upwards of 41b., besides . few burn trout. Mr James Dixon lost two sae trout, and Mr Thomas Gibson killed three tine burn trout. Several good sea trout were killed in the lower Hoddom Castle water with worm bait. The ...

... Coinmittee as a short-leot of candidates for the vacancy in the pastorate caused by the resigna- tion of the Rev. Thomas Ray:-Rev. R. Mont- gomerie Hardie, M.A.. of Glasgow; Rev. John Nack, ?? Port-Glasgow; Rev . . George 'Christie, BD., assistnt, St Mary's, Partick; ...