... Pan Houara Meadow Mill. Prompt action was at once taken, with the n'sult thai litlle damage was dour the works. In fact, the fire was confined part, the building which it originated, and s'oppage work has been necessary. I.O.R.—The half-yearly meeting cf ...

... Secretary, Bro. F.T., Bio. J. P.S., i»w>. G. Tr.asurer, Bro. Dalrymiue; .War alial, Bro. D. Mauk; Chaplain, Sis. inches; Guard, Bro. Irvine; Sentinel, Bro. Graham; Lodge* Deputy, Bro. Simpson. Natives in EoiXßUKOii.—At the annua! meeting the Fife, C ...

... ret tarried wjth us In the evil world politics was his urbanity. It was really provoking; you could never aet his powder on fire. In fact, captured and held the combined counties through 1 the magic potency of sound doctrine presented 1 with seducing smiles ...

... evanaaUatoo —aaam, and tbe direotion of toduellT, tnoafoeuutioß waa being nought pan Central Africa. Brown stated tbat there were fire thoaaaiid scholars attending tba miaeion sdhoofe, while the whole ddtret covered bjr the there were orer 300 scbonla with 1100 ...

... Dillon gtw us an interesting descriptive account fh temiining example? of Arms in- fm ; Tower of Loud*in after the disaMroun fire 1841. The Gathering and. Dkeributlon Ncwr. give the reader vivids idea of the daily newspapers are suppliedeopromptljv with ...

... standpoint they have found that the British trawlers were guilty no hostile act, and that the firing was unjustifiable, that Admiral was responsible for ordering that firing, and that it was prolonged, ibeee findings adopt to hilt tbe British uouteuUou that there ...

... the nation • been engaged g eat war tor PI year*, and tfie major ty trooia- when th* y tad for South Africa bad never seen a fired in mspiSttof the ease and luxa.y in which lived than did our forefathers, al a».i e the change for the worn* u*ing to modern ...

... called “Long chum csve” in Helln Pot. It was first explored in 1847 a part? of ten persons provided with ropes, nlanks. and fire-escane belt. Their firs* halt was the Bridge, comparatively easy of descent, from whence they lowered themselves to turns ...

... imnortant Scottish Parish Council in raising lue minimum outdoor relief for aged paupers five shillings per week. The Birmingham Guard ians are to propose motion that Boards of Guardians should be advised to pay from January next outdoor relief the rate of five ...

... contention inai for 3;, per week. of guard at night thought saw man coming the municipal authorities would called .No street.-rhere luWards . end him. bat ik. asiac )(f one case at the Alloa Burgh Police Court 011 answer, fired and shot big d«ad. There upon ...

... for such woik necessary ; hut to neure the beat part of it for you net-emery and have one in the watch tower who jealuudy guards your interests, who besides delights in doing all she can to further the wall-being of the Coagrvgatkm. ] thank you heartily ...

... with thanks £2 10s ft»*m workmen at Forth Brewery, Cambns: £2 12s 6d. from workmen at Br*wery: 16s ♦d. from workers at Hilton Fire Clay Works; £1 Ss. from workmen with Messrs Pearson & for three months: Bd. from Messrs J. & R. Archibald's employees at Mills ...