... enjoyed a social evening in the Leaser Ball last Friday evening. Mr Gibson presided. Songs were rendered by Misses Inglis and Hardie. and ?Lewin.; A. Graham. J. Millar. F. Norris, and J. Lamb. After an enjoyable dance the company separated about 12 o'clock ...

... GOSPEL lIISSION. Oa SABBATH FIRST at 4-30. Thr Gmpel win be Preached. Soroker—Mr J. D. HARDY, Itathgati. Come, anti Bring a Friend. LET—WEST ( ALDER BRA NCH . THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of AU Forward. - will deliver a lecture in the VANONIC HALL wEnxEsDAT ...

... Ice WEST CALDER CHRISTIAN UNION. D. HARDIE, Esq., Ckial of tin Ezcao, . will conduct it. Weekly Mooting in STEWART STREET SCHOOL. uu WEDNIESDAY FIRST, at 741 A Hearty Radom. AIL I.L.P.—WEST CALDER BRANCH. THOMAS JOHNSTONE, Editor of Yonrard. will ...

... penalty. but Violet tailed to cornett, kicking belt into the goalkeeper's hauds. Primrose played harder atter this, and D. Hardie opened the et:oriug for them. Fisher scored a second for Pewees briers halt-time. lialt-tinse arrived with .Printrose leading ...

... judgment in an action at the instance of • schoolgirl named Gertrude Hill, with the consent and coneurranee of her mother, Jane M'Hardy or Hill, widow, Bath/Ms. against the Provost. Magistrates. and Connelllots of the berth of sob- We as the Local Authority of ...

... Wyandotte family, only praise can be given, as they are hardy and perfect winter egg machines. Of all Wyandotte* there are none to beat the Partridge, either for laying or table. They are most hardy, and Iv most of their eggs in the dead of winter, if batched ...

... James Gallon, John Shearer, D. Trench, J. Trench (skip,. Twallowl Competition—Prise presented by Thomas Ovens, James Richardson; prise presented by John Hardy, James C. Jamieson; prize presented by club, P. Hardly. Four-Howl Competition—Prim presented by ...

... Linlithgowshirt. League ;mule. The Primrose ►ad out a week teem. but they pissed more than • match for the Vale. For the Primrose Hardie .cored three goal. in the trot half, and his namesake got the only real for the visitors. Fisher and Matheson both scored ...

... who arrived agreed with the suspicions of the railwaymen that the body was that of Cooper. Later the body was identified by Thomas Cooper, a brother, and two detectives. A number of documents were found, ineluding a pocket-book containing the man's name ...

... himself, and was deservedly encored in both his efforts. nolos were sang by Mime Potter. Mr T. Liddle, Mr Jas. Potter, and Mr Thomas Mahan. Great credit is due the latter gentleman for the treat provided, as he proved his undoubted ability as a painstaking ...

... in the Waverley Market on Wednesday:—Andrew Finday, Gaga: Park; Greenhouse Plante, I Hardy Amiss., 4 11-chide: George WlCinna, Norton, Radio, S plants in bloom: Thomas Hermiston. Kirkland finger. I Adiantums: Robert Findlay, Hatton Bowe, I palm; William ...

... Grangemouth; A 1 Hamilton, Waster fleamorea, Boanybridge; John Laverie, Larbert; A 1,.. Hardie, Linlithgow; Hugh T. Brown, Linlithgow: Provost Jamieson, Linlithgow; Thomas Waugh, The Tors, Falkirk; R. W. Reid. Dullatur, Dumbartonshire; Dr Dugald Mitchell, ...