... packets .r, flannel, shirts and wool; Messrs W. . & Sons for donation of 3 cardigan jackets and heads of wool; Mrs Corer for 6 heads of wool and a dozen mittens; Mr G. Wolfe for 12 cardigan jackets ; also the following donations in coney—Bailie Grieve, 10e 6d ...

... in this form any nurse who could spare five minutes to tack the stuff into shape. If man’s arms are sound, and can be run into sleeres. a well-shaped cardigan is a comfort; but men hate comfortless, shapeless kinds of wraps. Since the Crimean days tho ...

... them re-armed. Encouragement is to be given to rifle clubs to practice at the ranges ; and in this way it is hopes to bring up both the militia and the volunteers to their full strength. This would mean a gain of 30,000 men in the former arm and 44,000 ...

... ne; John Weir, Coatbridge; and William Strang. Glasgow - ; for harness--Mesars Walter Aitkennead, Aliliheld, Polmont ; and John Gentleman, Polmont ; whose awards were as follows —lst prize and silver medal given by Mr John Meade, Grougfoot), John Findlay ...

... Edlntenta. rIABDIGAN Jackets, doable thread at elbntre. extra weer, al 11d, do 9d, dd, ae 9d. Henry Blyth, Bart Grey Bt. CARDIGAN Jacket., lugs At 6d, 7 1 16 d. go 94. Hoary Bad *tort, Elinhurich. Curtains, Flcorcloths, Tab'woven, Tableclotbs, Towels ...

... ONLF FIRST-CLASS WORK TURNED OUT. JOHN TODD, PRACTICAL TAILOR, 1 NORTH STREET, BO’NESS. LADIE3 WISHING A NKAT-FITTING COSTUME, COVKKT COAT, OR CYCLING COSTUME, Should call TODD’S. GENT.’S TAILORING. Gentlemen can have GOOD, STYLISH, EASY-FITTING SUIT ...

... Whitburn; 2nd (21 10), Wm. Greenhorn, with Mr Miller, Punspberston, Mid-Calder: 3rd (Cl 55), John Addison, son of Mr Addison, Manuel Mills. Liolithcow 4th (Cl), John Allison, with Mr Campbell. Illeston sth (15s), Frank Mollify, with Mr Coehrane, Waterston; ...

... . —On tho kind invitation of Mr John Hardy, draper. Engine Street, large number of his employees assembled in the workshop Wednesday evening for the purpose of showing their esteem and making a presentation to Mr John Hardy, jun., and Miss Walker, the ...

... COURT. (On Monday, before Bailie Robertson Theft and Assault —John Tucker, bourer, Hopetoun Street, was charged with having in or near the 'table in liarjoribanks Street, tenanted by Mr John Dunlop. hawker. stolen a quantity of hay. valued at 6d sterling ...

... edwith Yellow Hen-1 and special,John ' l drawn hard arid fast. After the temper- ker, employees as handsomely as they had ary victory of Buddhism, mentioned in our having, on Saturday, 12th November. be- Peebles ; 2 and 5 , John M•La • y 3, A. treated himself ...

... us A.ar wirer• sot tater tints TB ILSIJAY Evening week for insertion au Jo. fatatssang day isms. Orders for Printing careful arm prompt attention, and intimations of •siestisgs, items ores, sta. should se address's' to one prinestativs, Mr ALEX. JENIINE ...

... daughter of John and Nicol. Friends please swept this (the only) intimation and invitation. E.—At 41 Heleoslea Terrace, Bathgate, on the Oh inst., Woe Maggie, aged 3i mouths. beloved child of Thomas and Bella Sadly missed. Safe in the arms of Jesuit. ...