... LO ORDER OF UN Local Council No, 2 of the above Order beld its firet social meeting in the Leever fiat on eveving Mr Thomas who the Was accom to the Revs. A. Max ond W inter, and by Messrs A We Pattille, T. Friezell, or, o J. for abeeace ee Contig. Fleming ...

... through endeavunrinag to assist his father out of his difficulties. STIRJIXn.-CHARGFS Ou FRv.Ai-A stylischly- dressed man named Thomas Carrigan, calling himself a commercial tritieliler from Manchester, was examined before Sheriff-Suibstitote Bontine yesterday ...

... NINE- L TEENTH CENTURY. Contributions towards t iir irstsY of the Period. Edited hy Wv. 200 GEE'rIN NICOLL, M.A.. BU.D., vied THOMAS }. WI4FE. With Steel Eoeravingo and FPssinmiler, Thiet., itlro of the Paper leaves nothing to he iler; :,sld the-aniepraise ...

... teach Standard IV.; salary at the rate of £61 per annum. -Apply, with six espies testimonials (which may not be returned), to Thomas Gibson. Clerk, Falkirk Burgh School Board, on or before 13th January, 1896. N 'Certilicated Masle Assistant. qualified to ...

... seen on Tuesday night wending their way to West Calder to be present at the midnight Mass, which was celekrated by the Rev. Thomas O'Csrrol, who afterilards preached a most eloquent aerrean, fitting to the occasion. A service of sacred music was given in ...

... |, Professor Profesor T. Fraser, rofessor Laurie, Rutherford, | 5 Professor Professor of Professor rergusson, of a. Ao Mr Thomas Barclay, Mr W. Doa, De|s Dr T. yi Dean of Guild Miller, Dr D.|1 Ras, Rozinald Mr Peddie, Mr Parkin, M. Heari Me James J. Macnair ...

... W~elt of Hermistoii. EnOuERT Louis STovuwENOn. The Origbo olthe Wacot 1830. SrCi~o~~ t Tne Figure in the Carpet. cco -aa Mr Hardy's New Nooen. Ztiytstwf Gossz. L'Acede lAnvour. PAULBOROtiuas' Le Chaiteiir dv Hymn. ANATOLiE PIOAOOcII Le 'Otoitrnient des ...

... then called for the prosecution, and the case .was again adjourned. SERIOUS CHARGE AGAiNST AN ASYLUM ATTENDANT. I Findlay M'Hardy, till recently en attendant at the Southern Counties Asylum at Dumfries, has .emitted a declaration before Sheriff Campion ...

... Duna bartonshire—M'W (Campsie Black Watch): Dunn (East,End !Lovers). Duncan (Gairduch Juniors); M'lnnes (Vale of Carron), Hardie (Kilsyth Rangers). Laird (Skinflati Rising Star); Uarunor (Yuser Aihietic), scott (Lenziel. Cairns (liirkintilloch Harp). ...

... io thie article discusses points in Batier’s Macuillan & in the course of the present month “ Ulster as Is te written by Mr Thomas Wright, aather of Mr B. P. Kaight, “Where Three Empires went out, it may be re Times to before the French now bringing cut ...

... MTackinnon, Ph.D. (London: Longmans, Green &Co.) Recollections of Scottish Epigseopalianism. By 'Fasber Humphrey, S.J. (LoLdon: Thomas ?? Dscssdoecsole. By the Hoe. J. IV. Fortescue. English Men of Action Series. (Lonclon: G Macmillanu - Co.) The lyi/dory of ...

... aided guilty to creating a dintorbariee oi Hope Street OP 2nd inst.. and was Mod 106 or seven dove. Ten Font Monde! first Hardie & Ton Leer's l'ompany anal othmerm • threwaght ragagment in the Town HalL the mem to be orodvoed being TM Feet Mail. an ...