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... rvstal and 11. V. Kcybuni, -Messrs John Bober, ton, M. 11. Gardner C' 'lax Fi.ilpat ’), Aberdeen ; .1 Ainsworth. Glasgow; Kobt. Hudson, J.i’., .)• Browning White, and O. Bulloch. There was . good turnout, the nail being pretty well After tne singing of tbe ...
... The Cliairman referred | to rotiral of Mr Hudson, and the fact that no intimation had been received by the committee his intention. Ho thought, however, that they might proceed the understanding that Mr Hudson would retire, and it was for the committee ...
... Town Clerk s Omco Friday noon. Provost Cowan presided and (■here were also present—Dr. Armstrong and Messrs Service, Jack, Hudson, Murrie, Cochrane, Aleian' der, Watson, and Perry. The Provost said the first busino- was the election of two magistrates ...
... which tea was served. Thanks were returned the singing of the hymn, “ O Lord of heaven and earth and sea.” Provost Cowan, in his opening remarks, said Indies and gentlemen, allow congratulate the committee who have the charge of these arrangements on the ...
... purveyed bv Aitkin, baker, Cross. There was a large emoieafe stall of stewards, who s*aw children comfort and provision. Mr Kobt. Hudson, JT‘., presided, was accompanied the piatioriu Councillor Honeytmon and ileesre L). Bullocli, U. omclujr, W. Outhbert. tea ...
... HERALD AND LENZIE, KILSYTH, CAMPSIE, AND CUMBERNAULD PRESS, APRIL 10, 1901. HILLEND COTTAGES, ALLOW HILL, each containing Parlour with oriel window. Kitchen, Light Pantry. Waah-houea. Bath and W C., with good gardens —Rent. 414 10a Entry. 28th May first ...
... audience. A precocious juvenile. Miss Maggie gave a capital recitation “Tam (Hen,” which elicited from the Chairman that it allowed what the children could do when they had the privilege of trying. He heartily congratulated Mr Kuthvcn upon his endeavour ...
... Foundry Co., Ltd., Kirkintilloch, was held in tho registered office Wednesday evening last. The attendance was small. Mr Bobt. Hudson, J.P.., managing director, prondod, and was accompanied tho other directors Company, Messrs Dickson, Brown, and Whitoon. The ...
... never Hnal the wound thy death hath made ; For thy form and every feature Never from mind shall tad®. But it was the will Heaven, And He knoweth what best ; We are left to toil and struggle, Thine is the eternal reel. HUrkintillotb (Battle SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER ...
... attending the Sunday School and Bible Claas of the Baptist Church had their winter treat in the Church Tuesday night. Bailie Hudson presided, and after tea briefly addressed the large company. Mr John Shanks also gave a short address, aud presented prizes ...
... publicans had approached Mr Janies Stewart deputation and asked him to stand opposition to Bailie Hudson. i.Mr Stewart) said that would not oppose Bailie Hudson and tlie publican deputation had offered to pay all his (Air Stewart’s) expenses if he did so ...
... matter that came up at the ward meetings every year, and he had always held that such traffic on the footpath should not be allowed. It was against the law. They did not wish be hard o.i the boya their first appearance, and while would let them ...