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... by Mr W. H. Ewen, organiat of St. John's Church, Dulkeith. Mr Ewen gave selections front all the greatest armporters, and his playing left nothing to be desired. An Olgall recital is to be given by Mr Ewen in St. John's C.F. Church too-night. MUTI 11. ...

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... Fettles, s}d; Ladies' Garters 6ld Ladies Strap Watches from 5/11 Growling Teddiee .., 3/11 Girls' Woollen Cardigans from 3/11 Ladies Overalls, various, from 1/111 Big Pile of Seasonable Goods Suitable for the Festive Season at THE ...

... buy another pair. I will, said John. Then Hilary spoke again wistfully, half shyly. Do you think, John. she asked. you think you could sometimes—just sometimes—bring me a penny bunch of violets? I will, said John again. I'll bring you violets as ...

... the Brotherhood Fattier Dolan, Mr John Lerman ; Corry Kin- fenny, Leith, was chela, Mr Michael Cairns ; Hervey Duff, Mr el with the solos Thomas Scott; Conn ' Mr John Smith ; Sergeant :he Better Land. Jones, Mr John Issidlaw ; Mr Jarrow evotions, and ...

... and there he sees a pretty eirl. The girl is ROW W re. the mot herle,. child of Sir John W add r an in vet era -* gambler who has lost a fortune at cards. Kir John and his daughter are staying at the inn for a time wit:; a Mr. Raper and his son. Anthony ...

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... Bowe.—The calvd howls which bets been rannmj foresees tine at the Arnistao Miners' Welfare Irtidi, won by Mr John Watson. The weavannexed by Mr John Barnett. Ea ase members took put. kocitimrx.—On Monday a seams befell Wm. Cornwall while he was at w the new ...

... the semi-final, which will take place next week. Mr John R. Smith. Edin• burgh, adjudicator, and Chisholm's band supplied the music. HENIFIT FOOTBALL MATCH.—A benefit foothall match on behalf of John Chisholm. the Bonnyrigg Rose A goalkeeper who had his ...

... been the meaning of h ie wild ride upon the moor. Clitberoe broke another silence. I have received another letter. From Sir John Dunboyne. He wrote to you? Yes. It appears. he says. that I have a certain claim upon him, and. iw spite of my unfortunate ...