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... GALASHELS MATNUFACTURERS CORPORATION. Annual Dinner. Tie 12U' annnal Mclih-Ilmas dinner of the1 r. ?lshijl- Mantaorleuefs' Ge-ucrationr was h-eli in thoe ublic Hall, ;ala;!eas, las-tmnghlt. Mr lug'u Rnbertrson, de>am.n pr~sidnO.. and Mtr John Sondcrson, dcacon--elett, wvas croupier. Upwardj r-.: ei tty gent ien weo present, incidin! Mrr ?? aiter TcT1.orliulrn M.P. Lord Provost. !.',irelll ...
... imUiCPAL ELECTIONN IEETING IANDEIISTO'N WARD. The annual meeting of the ratepayera in the the AnestnWard wa held lest night in the t Police Halu, Cranatonahull. There wees a la~rge add attendance~, and the chair was occupied by M~r ent R. B. Macoaut, covnro the WadC-r-'V thul m itt1ee. had Counoillor Bilsland, thieretiring ropresentatL,'ifli, wea ;alluded to the success of the Improvement ...
... THE Q2UEEN AT BALPAORAL (Fl-ost rss COURT CIRecUAR.) Balmoral, Friday. Yesierday morning. the Queen held a, Council at which were present the Duke of Fife, the Right lon. A Akers-Doujrlas. and Lieuteanst-Colonel the Riglht lon. Sir Fleetwood Edwards. Mr Alnerie Fitzroy, Clerk of Privy Council, was in attendance. The Right lion. A. Akers-Douglas had an audience of er HMiajesty previous to the ...
... I Sec Congregational Union of Scotland and sce the Outside Churches. EN The following is the special report of General EN Committee anent the reception of the minority r churches, to be submitted to the adjourned meeting of the Congregational Union of Scot- aE land at Edinburgh, Tuesday, 24th October:- EN It wil be remembered that, at the annual EN meetings held in Glasgow last May, ...
... THE CERMAN COAL AND I I IRON TRADES. (FRtOM A SPECIALt COnEESPONDENT.) l Germany continues to share to the full tl'e seinarkabole activity which characterises theI mineral and metal trades in all parts of the, world, and for the first six months of the current I year some striking movements have occurred. To begin with, the imports of all dracriptions1 of coal and coke reached nearly 7,300,000 ...
... B I RID-s'S = -E Y;-E V [lieW OT i- E-*Ci: E, D~U~N~DE E, Ad . * - - -. S BATTLE OF: GLEN C O E BOER POSiTI6o1 ?? FLAGS BFlTISH CAMP a, ;Ltwy' ROADS r.. ~ .. X Me ON; E HiLt URVATI MT- -, ?? - ?? -CA ?? - - ?? .y The above bird's-oev view shows the position of Boers aeld British iD Friday and Saturday's battlrs at Glencoe. I The Drifts inarkcd are, of course. not on the tops, but at the ...
... EICCLESIASTICOAL. GLeAsecW FREP PaESBYTERY.-A special meet- ing of the Free Presbytery of Glasgow was held yesterday afternoon-Rev. R. S. Duff moderator. Chalmers congregation requested that steps should be taken for a moderation in a call to Mr Thomas Marshall, Motherwell. Mr Camp- bell, session clerk, said that the congregation were unanimous in the call. They had kept well together, and ...
... I ~(suer TUB ?? orouz.n) l Balmnoral, Saturday. ?? Queen presented colours yesterday to i the 2d Battalion Seaforth Highlanders. In the afternoon Her Majesty drove out, attended by the Duchess of Rosburghe and the, Hon. Harriet Phipps. The Duke of Connaught dined with the Queen. Colonel Hughes Halletit, Colonel Murray. and Major Mackenzie had the honour of being invited.I 3nvited. Balmoral, ...
... (FnOM THE COOUT CrSOAL.) Balmoral, Thursday. The Queen went out yesterday morning with the Hereditary Princess of Hohenlohe- In the afternoon Her Majesty and the Prin- cesses drove out. The Hereditary Prince and Princess of --Hohen- lohe took leave of the Queen and left Balmoral for the South. MZajor-General Sir Thomas Dennehy was in attendance at Ballater Station. Mr Chaplin had the honour of ...
... INDIA TROOPS AT DURBAN. WAITING DEVELOPMENTS. _ ?? FIRST ARMY CORPS NOW a READY FOR ORDERS. c DETAILS OF MILITARY ARRANGE-MENTS. (FROM OUR SPECIAL COTRRSPONflR-) Cape Town, October 2, 5 p.m. (Delayed in transmission.) The Duke of Devonshire's speech has been favourably reviewed here. There is reason to believe that. if the proposals of the British Government are moderate and final, s the whole ...
... THE Tea F ,- T l I SCOTS1AN. -I : -:AELECELW TN fL eBY - Arrests at LiverpooL and Montreal. Fifteen-of the c of Itbe'wrtkd i Liner ,otsman ainrer at veupooLbeflY ?? day morning by the lrish mail trin from. Hcslyhead., Dtcvv3 t&4 ; of -the fty Pobce-e hbad 1ien apried departur from Queenstown, and acting 0acee ' informatin s to the alleged l1 of the, stranded ves'el - b some me of .tlm- he ...
... I AYTSHIRE AGRICULTURAL ASSOCIATION, Dairy Show at Kilmarnock. The annual show of dairy and other produce o in connection with the Ayrshire Agricultural i Association was held yesterday at Kilmarnock. m One.,of the principal features of the show was theocontinued success of -the exhibitors 'from w ?? of Galloway, though their ascend- ΒΆ uncy over the makers from the home county a; jwas not ...