... divorce by Brolly M'Gill or Hall, West End, South Queensterry, against her husband. William Hall, alias Hill, rivetter. rreently in Du Street Prison, Glasgow. The pursuer stated that she was morried to the defender at Govan in 1881. There were four children ...

... Jeff, Govan, awed es referee. Prompt on the drake four eolook °owes kicked off, the Black Watch hieing a fairly stiff wind. WCabbin seamed the leather, and eluding Reilly and ]'Gill weed to Wilson. who managed to mend it across to Harkins. The hall was ...

... the judgment or to Post-office Cress on Saturday and Sabbath doer of the word. His whole life—walk evenings. In the Council Hall. Corn Ex- and conversation—was thorou g hly interfere with the Sow of kindly feeling consistchange. which was we ll fill e ...

... DISTRICT FANCIERS' ANNUAL SHOW. The fifth open show of the Linlithgow and District Fanciers' Association was held in the Victoria Hall, Linlithgow, on Saturday afternoon. There were St classes, most of which were well tiled. The judges were: — Scotch Grey Club ...

... John. young won of Elisnand ThonlAh Brown. NH/PRISON. -At the resilience brother (Park N'ule. ltroiburui, nu March. Hugh Morri.ou: deeply ERSKINE.. —At Alexander Street. 1'1.11311. un the 2nd Met., Tammy. aged one dearly beloved child at Alexander and ...

... d•••ine•ioti:—Sopranos: Misers T,. Anderson. P•Ila Morris. J. M'Afillan. J. Arlifillan. Barley, M. Aiton. and Mary Scouter. Contraltos -- Aliases Mary Lena. Jeannie Gardner, Mary Christie. M. M. Struthers. and Govan. Tenors—Meserii T. Patersion, J. Harley, J ...

... netome— M* Dona bd ; Nel and M ‘Cor. mack; KR. Roberta, and Meikle; Boyne, W.H. Roberts Cenpeor, and Rellar- Reteree—Mr Bloomer, Govan. Both The game had a quiet opening. were some of ther regular plavers. Cradaally the visitors as-amed the aggressive, but Boyne ...

... mErriNcs.-111r W. Hill. evangelist. Govan. who conducted • last in a tent at tbe corner of Mill Road, will visit the town swain, and a eeriest:if special addreseee, commencing on 'Sabbath Gnat in the Cooperative Hall. REFUSING TO QUIT LICENSED PREMISES ...

... Pray for the peace of Jerusalem,' Cast thy Burden on the Lord, mid He watereth the Halls, the ardo in the last mentioned number being taken by Maas Jenny Morrie. Mrs Alexander George also contributed in sympathetic fashion the solos,Beyond the Dawn ...

... The Morris- Cowley was slightly damaged. RECAPTURE OF ANOTHER BORSTAL BOY.—The Falkirk Police Authorities report that another of the seven boys who made their escape from the Borstal Institution at Polmont last week has been re-Captured at Govan, Glasgow ...

... —Mr F. D. Morrie, organist and choirmaster in St. John's Church, Breaborn, makes a preliminary announcement (which see> in our columns this week of • concert he has arranged in aid of the above food. The concert will be held Broxburn Public Hall on Friday ...

... H. Bow and Peter Morris; special prize, for highest break. S. Millar (29) Dominoes-1, John Fairley; 2. Arthur Pirrie; 3 and t, A. R. Mackie and Arthur Sneddon. CONFERENCE.—The annual New Year's Day Conference was held in Hope Hall, when Mr John Peonlar ...