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... P. Mills, 02 ; Priv A. Turnbull, 62—total, 701. Earlston—L-Corp. P. A. Robertson, 87; Priv. W. Headman, Priv. J. D. M'Donald, 81; Col.-Serg. J. Hurrell, 80; Priv. J. Montgomery, 73; L. Corp. A. Johnstone, 67; Serg. T. B. Murdison, 67; Priv. A Hewitt ...
... Col.-Serg. W. Hardie, W Millar, J. Nichol, J Renwick, Corp. R. Hardie, Pipe-Major A. Beaton, Lance-Serg. J. Galloway, J. Home, P. Mills, Corp. G. Emond, A. Turnbull, J. M'Pake, J. Dickson, L -Corp. J. Linton, T. Welsh, W. Hardie. Recruits—W. Walls,, T ...
... Day, Saturday last, following wore the prize-winnersSerg -1 nat.Delahunt. W,£l.ysUl, Corp. G. Bardie, 60. £l, ->i: Serg. D-ttatson, ri •>„. Priv. J. Lothian. 57, l'Ja Corp. K. Watson, 57,1»a Priv. J. Waddell, 51), S b u Serg. W. Smith, 56, 15a;; Priv. J ...
... of thanks was convey e . : Formation a Women's Grn.i>. • of ladies connected with Selkirk and 11-i Parish Churches was held in the S-.-ikir.-: i' Church Hall Tuesday evening con-i >•' formation of a branch Women.- ...
... audience. A meeting of the members the Guild was held on the same evening, when office-bearers were elected for the ensuing year. Police Court.—At this court on Tuesday —before Bailies Davidson and Dodda —James Iliddell, farmer, Newstead, was charged with driving ...
... drainage, the liquid matter ruuning into the garden. The application was refused. Women's Foreign Missionary Society —The annual meeting of the Selkirk Free Presbyterial Auxiliary was held in the hall of Galashiels Free Church on Tuesday. Mrs Brown, Galahill ...
... August from Lieutenant Berrie, containe 1 the statement that was in the best of health. Preshyterial Auxiliary.—A Presbyterial Auxiliary of the Women's Association for Foreign Missions, in connection with the Church of Scotland, has been formed here, ...
... in Selkirk, and «a generous response to the appeal of the executive for funds is always made by the community. PoLicE Court.—-At the Police Court on Mon- day a charge of drunkenness and incapability at Sloethornbank was read ugainst a man named The accused ...
... offence the Sheriff imposed fine of 20s. or fourteen days' imprisonment. He paid the fines. Formation of Cooperative Women's Guild. —The women of the Co operative Society held a social meeting the Lesser Victoria Hall on Friday evening for the purpose of forming ...
... wounded are fairly well attended the racecourse. The convalescents, together with the men of the Natal Cape Police and the South African Corps and civilian prisoners, who number 200, receive better rations than the rest. Watervaal is an unhealthy locality ...
... BOERS MADE PRISONERS. engagement took piaca during reconnaissance made by the Imperial Yeomanry and the Ivimberley Mounted Corp?, under Lord Methuen, tbo Jacobsdal road. They encountered the euemy kopje, miles from Bosliof. After skirmishing, lasting ...
... Christian working women that existed anywhere—iapplause aud laughter* in-:de outside of Scotland ; and therefore suggested, with much diffidence, that into certain parts of the Free Church organisation, say, iu reference to Zenana Missionand women's work the ...