... the road m a bad condition, sod pedestrians and people driving wilt be glad to see it lifted. Mr Beveridge, Leven, son of Mr John Beveridge, High Street, has passed all the tests and was last week sworn in as a member of the Edinburgh corps of the Imperial ...

... unobrlsiiaii— all war* were not unlawful uachiistiftD. Great warrior* had aver ameug*t the moist honoured men, and the profession arms was always ranked amongst the most honeurabls. War in their present impeifeot slat* was Inevitable. How often had been chat ...

... •«( «l»e road extensive building rations -ire to be immediately proceeded with by ill. Niirn A Go., l.imited. A DfcsntTEß. —John Gilleaple, of Dandoft, and vi is a deserter from the himself np the Kirkcaldy Police on Thursday, and is awaiting the of ra ...

... during the brief curling season. Mr James Wilkie won the Rink Cup, and Dr Graham the Jubilee Medal, as runner-up. Mr .John Connie and Mr John Braid secured the tint sec md medals respectively. A curlers' court and initiation followed. ()rest merriment was ...

... played for. The winners of balls were H. Wilson, J. Webster, D. Maiden, A. Webster. Serious Burning Accident. —A man named John Farrel, who was employed at the waterworks, got himself severely burned on Saturday night. He had managed to get in about the ...

... Established Churches (£24). These sums, together with the £2 taken the sacred concert at the Links, amounts to £6B 19s 2d. John M‘Caw, of Glasgow, is to preach temperance sermon in the Congregational Chapel, Bell Street, on Sunday evening first. Mr M‘Caw ...

... Gowns, Rain* i.ro--f Ov*-'c. ais, &.C., at Donaldson's, 21 Bell Street, Andrews. CIIIBISTM 'S PRESENTS suit able Gentlemen Cardigan Jacket and Vests, Winter Underdo bing. Winter ves. Waleiproof-., Umbrellas, Walking S irk-, d Doualdsuii’s, 2l Bell Street ...

... *n.l 7a *l. *ll Steet. WHITE DBKHB OU»YKS, In, 1* 61, and M. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, SILK SCARFS, and SILK MUFFLERS, CARDIGAN JACKETS, CARDIGAN VRVW, PYJAMA SUITS. DRESSING GOWNS. TRAVELLING BUGS, Ac. CHARLES DONALDSON, Outfitter, 21 BELIj STREET 81 AXMIVS ...

... Behring Sea. and this fact, coupled with the date on the ring, suggests that it may be a relic of the ill-fated expedition of Sir John Franklin or of some of the search expeditions which sought to bring him back in safety from his Arctic peril. In that case ...

... Strathmartine ; the Rev. P. Anton, Kilsyth; the Rev. Dr Irvine Robertson, Clackmannan Dr John Ross, Dunfermline. Professor Scott Lang, St Andrews; I* Menzies, Kirriemuir; Mr John Strong, Montrose; Dr Stirling; and E. Scougal, H.M. Senior Chief Inspector of Schools ...

... Robert Peebles WiUiam Adams, John Cook (b), Charles Sinclair, Peter Shields Alex. Moodie, Edward Gibb. John Cook (a), Tom Stocks, John Blyth (b), James Lawson, Tom Skinner, John Biytlr la), Robert Ciay, Henry Gilbert, John Gillespie, Tom ...

... Wm. Mitchell, Tom Aitken, John Sibbald, David Storrar, Robin Harris, John Low, Arthur Mayne, Peter Stewart, Sam. Casseis. Senior Division, Class lll.—Perfect—John Kidd, Edward Simpson, Agnes Scott, Jane Robertson. Excellent—John Terrace, Dick Scott, Cornelius ...