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... To-morrow and on Saturday then will be held sale of work by Selkirk and Heatherlie Pariah Churches, in oonneotion with the Women's Missionary Association, particulars regarding which are advertised elsewhere. Natdrb Knowlbdgb Glass. The second meeting ...
... No. 3 Competition. Extra prizes in kind; seven shots at yards. P. A. Robertson, 34; Corp. A. L. Wood, 31; ex-Serg. J. C. Rae, 31; J Soutter, 31; Corp. A. Colvin, 29; Corp. W. F. Blackie, 29; John Kirkcaldy, 28. Grand aggregate, gold medal— Serg.-Inst. Wright ...
... others who were willing withdraw decided to throw in their lot with the majority and abide by their resignations. Police Court Cases.—At the Police Court on Thursday, before Bailie Lindsay, Jane Hunter, a weaver on tramp, was fined ss, or four days, for being ...
... Courr -At the Police Court on Ties Row, day, George Yule, , was charged with bavin $ ridden a hieyele two houre after stiser on Read without. aw light. Ile pleaded guilty. Mr Porter said the inan was riding home from and lie al When the police wed and said ...
... moiiev collected by the local corps the Salvation Army duriug their recent Self-Denial k was £24. These figures show a deoreMe from last year's total £l3. Trksbntation.— On Monday night the Selkirk Equitable Society's Women's Guild presented Misa Aggie ...
... THe Rev. G. Howte on Home ENCE A SERMON TO YOUNG MEN WOMEN On Sunday evening in the South United Free Church the Rev. G. Wyllie Howie, M.A., gave the third of a series of lectures to young men and women, the subject being — Returning Ffome. There was again ...
... stabling for hunting horses here. For several years he has rented places in this district, but has now secured a feu near the Police Station, and the work will be commenced shortly. We also understand that the proprietor of The Holmes, Mr Ritchie, has ar ...
... STOW K. 0.8.8. ROYAL SCOTS. Priv. Walker 59 Priv. Mabon 66 Li.-Corp. Cairns 50 ~ Priv. Chisholm „ Wood „ Russell 57 ~ J. Wood ..56 „ Hardie „ Crawford 56 ~ Sinclair ~ Learmonth 60 Corp. Fairgrieve 61 ~ Urquhart 54 Priv. T. ~ Scott 55 ~ Gray 57 Davidson ...
... Lauder, 90; Capt @ M'Dougal, Lauder, 89; Capt A N M'Dougal, Duns, 89; L-Corp H Rae, Duns, 87 Peiv J D M'Donald, 87; Col-Serg J Burrell, Earlstou, 87; Priv A Kerr, Earlston, 87; Corp J Fairgrieve, Lauder, 86; Priv A Scott, Laador, 85; Serg T Murdison, Earlston ...
... force the United States, however reluctantly, in flagrant eases of wrong-doing or impotence, to the exercise of international police power. Roosevelt earnestly recommends that there should be no halt in the work of rebuilding the American navy, and states ...
... the Horticultural Sooiety there with a barometer and gold albert, in recognition of his services as secretary. Police Court.—At the Police Court on Tuesday, Andrew Douglas, hawker,- waa fined 10s 6d, or seven days, for ill-treating a horse.—William Reid ...
... an acceptable gift this rough and stormy weather. Parish Church Women's Guild.—Miss Kindley, Edinburgh, gave an address Monday night in the Parish Church Hall to the members of the Women's Guild. The Rev. N. C. Keith presided. Miss Kindley, with the aid ...