... wear. FOR A LADY A NICE FUR TRIMMED COAT or a SMART DRESS make a handsome present GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, JUMPERS, SILK HOSE, CARDIGANS, HANDKERCHIEFS, UNDIE SETS, DRESSING -GOWNS, are appreciated by the ladies. THE HOUSE SCOTSGATE., FOR VALUE BERWICK. SEAL ...

... lor the Christinas fare are and there is choice selection chocolates fancy boxes. The ladies prefer nothing better. MAPYQATC John Brawn (Proprietor; £. £. Grant, Pii.C.. F.C.e., P.£jM.C., i.8.0.A.) baa many gifts wliich should appeal Che Christmas A perfume ...

... GREEN HAVEN FUND ~ Bovs.—Terry Cooney, William Hume, David Rhind. Joe White,-John Tement, George Howe, Michati Mole, Bobbie Howe, Ronnie Johnston. Archie Trotter, John Wight, John Sutherland, George Purvis, Archie Hatdy, Martin Brennan. Jack Brennan. Brian ...

... His Majesty's Government the Mayfair Il«ai, London, Thursday, in honour of Mr Cbas. Dunning, Canadian Minister Finance. Lord Arm Strang and opened fete in the gardens of Castle Hill Convalescent Home, W/lam, Saturday. Mr If. F. Manlstv, K.C., was a guest ...

... £l,OOO to his daughter Lady Joan Joioey. To his agent, James Cieghora, £250; £3OO Nurse Emma J. Hoggarth; £l5O John Howie, bailiff; £lOO John Garlich, butler; £lOO each to Alec Scott and W. Panic, gardeners; £lOO to James Bryden, groom; £lOO James Merdie ...

... PRIOR FRANCIS STUART (died 1624) The above was the eldest son of Prior John Stuart. He was one of James Vi’s numerous favourites, and he lavished xipon him honours and estates, such as Earl of Bothwell, Constable of Haddington, Sheriff of Berwickshire ...

... the King’s Arms Hotel. Berwick, on Thursday afternoon, for the purpose of forming a branch of the N thern Tariff Reform Federation, There were present—Mr Samuel Storey, Paxton House, in the choir Mr C. J. and Miss Ley bind, Castle; Mr Grattan Doyle, Newcastle ...

... present were Mr and Mrs John Cookson, Meldon; the Hon. Arthur and Mr* Joicev, Longhirst; Miss Sylvia Joicey; the Miaac* Fenwick, Longframhngton; Lord and Ladv Ravcnsworth. {lslington Park; Capt. A. W. Milburn, Fowborry. Mrs John Cookson and Miss Sylvia ...

... Northern 'tariff Kef Federat ion. were prsent: —Mr Storey. Paxton House, in the chair; Mr C. J. and Miss Haggerston Castle;' Mr Grattan Doyle Newcastle, secretary to the Federation; Councillor Steven.*Dr C. L. Fraser, Mr W. Henning. Mr Stuart Robertson, Mr Jdhn ...

... WK CAN ova WHITE DANCE SNOEE TO ANY CHAOB AT SHONT NOTICE AT A SMALL EXTRA CHARGE. JOHN MOSGROVE, high street & bridge street BERWICK ON TWEED display flowers, bowls of tulips and ferns, flowering heaths, solnnums and cyclamen, all of which help to brighten ...

... Darling; Junior Deacon. Bro. R. R. Riddell; Inner Guard, Bro, Alex. Lounton: Tyler. Bro. John Ashworth. The brethren aftxrws'rds dined together at the King's Arms Hotel. Narrow Escape at Twecdmouth.-A narrow* from disablement, not from death. , . Ralph ...

... on Thursday were very sloppy. St. Aidau’s Literary Society met Tuesday e>emng, with good attendance, t«> hear a lee lure by John Brough on A Talk about litMiks.” Mr Brough handled the subject in a most pleasing and fascinating manner as was evinced from ...