ECHOES FROM CALDER QLEN
... conducted tba West C.P. Church last Sunday. The Sacrament was dispensed by the minister of the church. Rev. John Russell, assisted by the Sev. John Porteouc. Paisley. Mr Portcous also conducted the evening service. ...
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▼ALE OF TEKFE VOTES
... in West United Free Church last Sabbath. The Itov. Peter Uatberford. Glasgow, preached In the morning and evening, the John Russell, M.A., mlnUtcr of tho church, in the afternoon. Tho collections for the day amounted over £3l. Tub lengthening day and ...
ECHOES FROM CALOER GLEN
... ECHOES FROM CALOER GLEN The Rev. John Russell keeping u* well touch with the Welsh Revival, viewed through the optica his clerical brethren. In \Voat U.F. Church, on the evening Thursday last, the Rev. J. W. Finlay, of Glasgow, gave his iiupreaslons at ...
ECHOES FROM CALDER GLEN
... meeting the Parish Council was held on Thursday last week. Present—Messrs .Tames Brodie. Rohe Williamsoo, Wm, Logan, Rev. John Russell. James Browning, and James Hunter—Mr Logon presiding. The minutes of last meeting were read and confirmed. The medical ...
VALE OF TEMPE NOTES
... members—Rev. John Russell. M.A.. Messrs Henry MocDowall. Joseph Johnstone. Robert Williamson. John M'lnlosh. John Camduff. and Jos, Browning—are again offering their services. and to these have been added the Rev. W. Sinclair Stevenson. Messrs ...
ECHOES from CALDER GLEN
... will be a ccmteat the North, five being nominated for three seat*. candidates are—John Gordon. •James Hunter. WilUam Logan. •Rev. John Russell, and John Wardrop. *OId members. Tim first the season’s curling took -'lace the Momtey between rink shipped David ...
and signeA by the chairman. The medkml *ge» Fa ' monthly rejiort of sick poor was laid table. , Tho
... morning and evening. A habveht thanksgiving serrioo was ccwducted the West United Free Church last Sunday evening tho But. John Russell, minister of the congregation. A special service of praise rendered by the choir, and number solos were also given. BEITH ...
LOCAL NOTE
... conducted by the Rev. your family.-l am. dear sir. yourero* s-c fully, and I were brother office-bearers, for a time. >n John Russell. Lochwinnoch. The CoMj.vt.y J. Joumstoks, Secy. the same charofa, and therefore speak with leaven for home Monday. ...
ECHOES FROM CALDER GLEN
... fell. A btatctoht meeting the Parish Council « was held on Thursday last week. Presentl3 Messrs James Brodie, Kerr, Rev. John | Russell. Win. Logan, Robert Williamson. James , Hunter, anti James Browning. Mr Logan pre sided. The minutes of last meeting were ...
GENERAL NEWS
... attached! and fI’SS of other ranks •pereentaaea to respectively 93.12 and 89.20. antoaranh letter, oddre*.*od to Lord John Russell, which wrote. would, if necessary, 100 sterling maintain irreiisti'le superiority over France at was sold (or 10s The greater ...
BEITH
... 1902—Private Chav, Fulton, 03; Pro. Hugh Ferguron, 60; Pla John Macdonald, CO: Sergt. Geo. Higgins, 59: Sergt W. Rarvle. 68 ; Corpt, A. Mactnlay. 58; L -Corpl- R. Danamore, 58; Corpl. John Russell. 56 Corpl. W. Stevenson. Ptr. W. Young, ; P ...
5&1.8.T
... the Council Chambers on Thursday evening lost—Mr Aitken presiding. Present:—Messrs James Paul, John Riddet, Hugh Boyd, Robert Gray, John Lomont, Peter Russell, R, L. Riddet, Areli. Gray, J. Jeffrey. officials for the year were appointed as follow*;—Mr Andrew ...