... Majority for 1? Company, 31. point& Ma J. HAFU)TI EMPLOYELS ANNUAL Etats. stns.—The annual excursion of the enapinyees of Mr J. Hardy, draper, Bathgate and Rear. burn, took plane on Tuesday. The party, number ing over ninety of both urea, left with the morning ...

... Rynolds (to Thomas Woodcock, jun.)—lt is stated in the summons here that the complaint is at your instance. Is that sot Witness—No. The Fiscal—You ere sum. mooed at my instance. Reynolds (reading the summons)—lt is here stated at the instance of Thomas Woodcock ...

... Yardley, Cambuslamg. Highlmag bl'Ewes, Finny 2, P. Eia Chan WINN; Finny ; 2, P. K. 31'Hardy. Glasgow. Callest-1. Charles M'Eweo, Finny John Fisher, MethiL Jig-I, P. H. M'Hardy, Glasgow, 2, Marla MiEwiro, Finny. Jvageri..--Pajae Mass—Dr Batt, Costbridge, and ...

... Benkbesd ; 6. John Dennistoun, servant to John Addle, Viewperk ; h.c. Peter M'Goire, servant to William Heatheryknowe ; c., Thomas Ritchie, servant to David Howse, liogleabole. Junior Robert Hutchison, Netherhouse. Luncheon took pleas in • marquee on the ...

... Auchinloch ; 3, Wm. M'Gowan. Ten stalks Uses-1. Thos. Lamont, Auchielooll Jams Weir. Four turnips-1, Juba Gordon, Leesie; 2, Thomas Lomond: 3, Jobe Jackson. Three Swedish versips-1, Jobe Gerdes 2, Jobs Jack' son ;3, Thomm Lamont Heaviest turnip-1, Thos. ...

... 2, David Howitsm ; 3, Thomas Lind. Swaim= handwriting Mary Lind; 9, Lisle Purism ; 3 Mary Stirling. Piro, fretwork-1, J. Seatb 2, Robert Mackie. Piece band work-1, Robs. Hughes ; 2. J. Black. Drawing in pencil or chalk-L Thomas Lind ; 2, William Kaunas ...

... weather. Despite a few showers in the forenoon there was nothing in the atmoepheri. cal conditions to mar the enjoyment of the hardy and patient toilers behind the counter. The many excursions were largely taken ad. vantage of, and north, south, east and west ...

... 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 ...

... Watson, Mr Wm. Spence, Mr Wm. Gibson, Messrs Wilson, Carradale House; MOWS James and Thomas Miller, Stanfield. premier honours this year have again been taken' by Seegt. Thomas Donald of A Coy., with a score of 90, as against his last lyear's wore of 96. Otp ...