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... Hamilton, Misses Annie S. Miller, Renwick, Handyside, and Annie Dempster; Messrs John Bell, George Blades, Joseph Turnbull, W. A. Innes, J. T. Simpson, Gillis, Aubrey Wilson, John H. Young, R. G. Maxwell, and Trotter. Mr Adam Grant and Mr G. Smith, organists ...
... Victoria Cross . So far M can be hnmao-y . judged , it was tbi » officer who s » 7 « 2 . I ...
... Cunningham. George. Dirleton, Haddington Davidson. John. Elwin: °rear, John, t,stniis George, Alums; Rwart , E. A.. Bangalore, Central India . ; Field, Frank, London • Forbes, 0 ., Int-arm-oaf k'orbes. John, Crmch ; Flower, H. E., Atimeharan Andrew Kinclaven ...
... the arm.but rrfu-od have, and received wound and fatal injury later. A boy waa at Monday’* Police Court convicted of kicking a companion In tna face ao that one hi* rye* a destroyed. Sentence waa deferred (or *ix to how in* lad recovered. Mr John Barrit ...
... 'bcm-a and tea . taMoids , 87 nrmaers , 120 handkerchiefs , K cholera , belts , 40 knitted hehnets , 20 flannel shirts . 10 cardigan vesfa , 125 pairs cS socks ; and a large qnantitr of soap , stationsrJ , h / wels , Doot , laces , pagers , aod magazines ...
... during the brief curling season. Mr James Wilkie won the Rink Cup, and Dr Graham the Jubilee Medal, as runner-up. Mr .John Connie and Mr John Braid secured the tint sec md medals respectively. A curlers' court and initiation followed. ()rest merriment was ...
... rebeis b1y General Brabant thas beern withdrawn. bub rebels wishing to re- curn to their farm- may do so on surrendering their arms and ammunition to a mtgief'rt&, bo I to the nea4,ebt milicary authority. receiving a pass from such an authority. without which ...
... ne; John Weir, Coatbridge; and William Strang. Glasgow - ; for harness--Mesars Walter Aitkennead, Aliliheld, Polmont ; and John Gentleman, Polmont ; whose awards were as follows —lst prize and silver medal given by Mr John Meade, Grougfoot), John Findlay ...
... played for. The winners of balls were H. Wilson, J. Webster, D. Maiden, A. Webster. Serious Burning Accident. —A man named John Farrel, who was employed at the waterworks, got himself severely burned on Saturday night. He had managed to get in about the ...
... constructed a model hospital train for use the li' es of communication, with staff of surgeons and nurses, under the charge of Sir John Fnrley. The Borough of Windsor has largely contributed to the cost of this train, and Princess Christian, whose name it bears ...
... front. Ler or Grass PArks.—On Monday the grass parks on Low Knockrioch Farm were exgmsed to let by public roup in the Argyl: Arms Hotel, for the period from Ist April to 15th November. There was a good turnout, but bidders were scarce, and only two of the ...
... and Assignation in Security, within the Forbes Arms Hotel in Rosehearty, Saturday, the 31st day of March, 1900, Four O’clock afternoon, the Property situated in Rosehearty, which belonged to the late John Riddell, Junior, shoemaker in Rosebearty Upset ...