... 5s net. This is a volume of much interest to all who think the auxiliary forces of the Empire have played a really important part in the present war. relates to the raising of the corps of Mounted Sharpshooters, their operations at the front, and a ...

... detachiiicut of the Border Rifles: Lance-Serg. A. Hunter, Corp. I*. Goodsir, Luice-Corp P. R. Mirtle to sergeauts; Corps, id. Eraser, R. Veitch, and T. Ctnsholm to be lauct-sergeauta; Lance-Corps. E. Campbell, D. Cameron, W. Carter, R. Scott, A Dewar, and ...

... who had, throughout lifetime of 72 years, been ia the employment of the Haddington family. CoL.-SERG.Bone, Corp.D Burns. Corp. Edgar, Lance.-Corp. J. Ainslie, and W. Hunter, ail of G (Chirnside) Company, K.O S.B , have beeu presented with the long ...

... Muir, West of Scotland; J. R. Brands, Feiguslie ; and J. M'Millan, Drumpellier. Bible Society Auxiliary Meeting.—The annual meeting of Selkirk District Auxiliary of the National Bible Society of Scotland was held in tbe Parish Church Hail on Monday— Provoat ...

... good feeling which had always existed amongst them r would long continue. 1 Selkirk Presbvterial Auxiliary.—A meeting 1 of the Selkirk I'resbyterial Auxiliary for Home and Foreign Missions was held in Forest Road Hall on Tuesday afternoon, when there was ...

... time tenanted by Mr John Turnbull, has been re-let to its present occupier. Fbom bazaar reoently held in conneotion with the Women's Gaild of Parish Churoh, sum of £-50 was drawn. In field at Heiton, near Kelso, there were recently lifted some unusually ...

... choir and Bible olaae with beautiful marble timepssoe, Thb of £140,3 a 4d waa raiaedby Kaha aad Jedburgh U. F. Preabytary auxiliary the Zenana Miaaion Society laat year. Thb drapera, hattera, Ao„ ia Hawick have unanimoualy agreed to their on Saturday eveniuga ...

... that women, when employed on the same work men, ought to have the same conditions labour and rate of wages. In the Lancashire cotton industry the men and women wen* paid the same wage, but this was due the cu cnmstance that there were 150,000 women cottoi ...

... the wonderful Army Corps scheme, which was going to mfcke England a military nation ? The First Army Corps was not yet half formed. The Becond Army Corps was a mere skeleton. The Third Army Corps was Incomplete. The Fourth Army Corps ...

... 7 shots—Sarg. G. Brown, 34; Serg.-Instr. Martin, 34; Corp. Brown, 32; L.- Corp. Parves, 31; Corp. T. Scott, 31; Cyclist J. J. Fairbairn, 31; L.-Corp. 30; Corp. Cochrane, 28; ex-Serg. Hunter, 28; Corp. Wal- ker, ...

... remitted from the Police Court there to the authorities, charged wi'.h the theft of a bicycle, received aentence of thirty days' imprisonment for that offence. Elias Conway, a Berwick and an exsoldier, received aentence, at Coldatream Police Court on Thuraday ...

... Edinburgh took place tn Saturday. The following were the scores: —Corp. Shaw, 91; Priv. Lotbian, 90; Herg. Hardie, 87; Serg. Smith, 87; Captain M Doug*l, 82. Police and J.P. Court Cases.—At the Police Coatt ou Thursday, before Provost Moore, Thomas Outerson, ...