... Institute have elected )Sr Arthin• Cooler, of Nlkiikebrongh, to succeed the Duke of Devemelaire as President of the Institute in May next. Although the weather of the week has been broken and 'syet ae a whole, the last two days have seen a big rise in the barometer ...

... As in everything else, there was a little disappointment in the issue, and in this early stage it may just be said that, if one looks a dead cert., the other may be depended on to fight to the death. , Several of the competition games were stopped last ...

... making of every bargain, and Wishaw, like Maybole, may not be cut of the way of the gentle reminder. Te beat Maybolo cn their ain midden heid is not too difficult a task for the Belhaven Park team if they keep in mind No. 1 from now till then despite holiday ...

... the Hay - wood officials at this stage the tie would never have ended. Haywood played for the last ten minutes without a linesman. The Major,' whom everybody respects for his honesty, had acted the part up till this stage. The ball went into touch off a ...

... to this seemed to have gone to pieces, but taking full advantage of the penalty kick they once more drew level. The closing stages were most exciting, but Mr Wyllie's call for a cessation of hostilities found the teams on level terms, and a replay next ...

... tool at the other schools, and delay in getting one was agreed to. It was also agreed not to return the iither tools, but to keep them at Audriehill in view of their being utilised at other schools. OONTOMATION CLASSES. The Continuation Classes were reported ...

... Talberto and loglas, who tot the bill, are an extremely funny pair of comediane, their absurd antics and knockabout business, keeping the audienm in a leer Mr Peter .Melvin is a baritone with an exceptionally tine voice, his rendering of the following songs ...

... for a moment. that the Co-m--mitte•, ware going to spend the public mono for no use! Surely nut. He suggested that st that stage. if there was no bar' heir:a done. they should continue the matter and inquire farther. lie was more inclined ',import the ...

... means of keeping the lighter Queen's Park forwards from venturing too near M'Arthur, but on frequent occasions Wilson and M'Coll made great efforts to get the ball in the net. To Russell and Swann, • along with Templeton, the credit of keeping o€4tic at ...

... Coatbridge Court on Thursday. Mr :I H. Russell said the arrangement to on Monday when the first charge was dismissed against Mai Bryant was that the witnames should not come there that day. Mr Sharp. who sated as Fiscal in the absence of Mr Gray, said that ...

... bent down and iv: a stage whisper asked. Father are you busing or selling? The lift conductor of a tube railway, sprier ently about 18 Yellen of are. wan erpresaLnv views to a paweenwer as to how ch•ldren should be brought up. And may ! salt? inquired ...

... masked man in the old. familiar drawl the trapper. I reckon ye kin keep an eye on a couple of trapped varmints. The boat's waitin' fur Mr Wakefield en his wife, en it's a shame to keep Olean in suspense longer. I must take them at want, and ho noiselessly ...