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... previously worked at the Lint. mill for sixteen years, Missioxany Meerisg,—The three lnca] church branches of the Girls' Auxiliary of the Womens' Foreign Missionary * Society of the United Free Church of Scotland held a combineg meeting in Lochend Hall, on Tuesday ...
... worked at the Ling. ‘mill for sixteen years, Missiosany Mexriva,.—The three locg] church branches of the Girls' Auxiliary of the Womens' Foreign Missionary Society of the United Free Church of Scotland held a combineq meeting in Lochend Hall, on Tuesday ...
... and its increasing demands. Miss Scobie, delegate from the Girls' Auxiliary, read her report. A few extracts will show what a valuable one it was—“ What is the aim of the Girls Auxiliary? To arouse the girls of tho Church to take a practical interest in ...
... against him | for similar offences. Sentence—£l or fourteen ] days. A SAp Case.—At the Burgh Police Court on Tuesday—Bailie' M‘Murchy on the bench—two young women named Catherine M‘Quilkan and Jane M*Allister, deseribed as common prostitutes, were charged ...
... they give the police some difficulty in trying to keep them in order. On Saturday night there was a gathering of some two dozen boys and young men about the Union Street entrance and Harvey’s Lane, and their rowdy behaviour called for police caution several ...
... curate in Oban, Before being transferred to Campbeltown he worked for five years in Chapelhill, Glasgow. r Unitep Free CHurcH Women’s FOReIGN Mission.—The quarterly meeting of this society was held in Lorne Street Church Hall on Taesday afternoon. Miss Love ...
... Grosvener Restaurant, Glasgow, on Ith March. The Duke of Argyll, Honorary Colonel of the Corps, is expected to be present. The annual soiree of the British Women's Temperance Association takes place in the Lochend U.F. Church hall to-night, and on Monday ...
... paper. When war broke out the real army corps had to bs formed, and weeks were occupied in mobilising when days ought to have sufficed. The troops of the new army corps will be on the spot within the army corps district. When mobilisation is ordered the ...
... artillery, in order that we may have three complete army corps, with three cavalry brigades, always at full strength in this country. We may take it that certain measures of reform connected with the auxiliary forces will also necessarily become permanent, such ...
... 051 19s 6d; Neil Downie, Skeroblinard, in the United Parish of Killean and Kilkenzie, £2OO 4s 6d; Murdoch Macleod, retired police sergeant, and sometime Governor of Islay Combination Poorhouse, Bowmore, Inlag. £177 8s 6d; Isabella Downie, spinster, Skeroblin ...
... commence on ‘Monday, 4th February. - Y.W.C.A.—In connectiom with the -world’s ‘week of prayer for young women, special meetngs will be held in the Young Women’s Rooms from Sunday to Friday next. The speaker will ‘ be Mrs Lusk, Glasgow. SaLes oF Fary Stock.—We ...
... whe Purves had been detained in Gartnavel As' The doctor’s wounds, fortunately, are not s¢ Purves quietly surrendered to the police. affair caused & great sensation. PARLIAMENTARY ELEOTION IN BErr IKO:.IA!I N ;Vn UxioNisr th:”r tool on Wednesday in of Bor&hn ...