... (skip), George Cousin (third), D. Duncan (second), W. .Millar (leader). W. Pauling (skip), J. Cuthbert (third), Geo. Smith (second), W. Keith (leader). W. G. Dodds skip. R. Houston (third), A. M’Gilchrist (second). R. Jack (leader). Players and spectators ...

... Ladv Sivewriwbt their heartiest • - gratolationa the occasion the event the? had met there that .lay » celebrate, and in tbe second place to asV them to accept a small token the esteenr and regard in which they were held one and all of the employees and ...

... • MiliUry Honpura w Royalty at Rerlin,” which ahowa A Atnkin*; picture of the ruard of honour before Gefr- . > The second picture shows two the C»ar d Coeaack Bodygaaid. In this number there are abo several email anan- Alu*a tbs Transvaal War. Tbs price ...

... with Kushbury s productions, tho drama was ! most efficiently staged, while the company was a talented and able one. The fortunes of the characters were watched through the various stages with keen interest by the audience, while the humorous passages ...

... satisfactorily disposed The medical officer’s returns for the past month and the Inspector’• and Collector's books audited to 30th April were laid on the (aide and examined. PAPPUS CEASED TO CHABOKABLX. The Inspector reported tbst since last (Dieting four paupers ...

... oi even countenance the ** rescue and reclamation work (be Army, preferring rather u. stand aloof and allow the officera of Genets' Booth to tight their own battle in (heir unorthodox way. What the position to-day In most towns we find that the representative ...

... Stirlingshire (Second Division) League auspices. Although without several of their •regula^s , the Bovs put up fine game and fully deserved the full complement of |>oints. The Celtic had the assistance of a steady wind the first half and showed a fine un ...

... classes corresponding to ths first and second standards, is admirably conducted, Infants—with the natural exception ths very youngest exhibit the' utmost proficiency in slm ...

... they be allowed to sit in the House of Commons? and how are the hereditary P«en» to That, gentlemen, is the second stage the brand new Second Chamber. The dissolution takes place, and the opposing forces have their armies in battle array; but what about ...

... confidently expected that the remaining stages the Bill will completed sometime in May, so that the House Lords may have time to discuss it before the Coronation. The prevalent opinion still is that, after some show of resistance the leaders the Opposition ...

... the Government • 1 the coat the war. The Finance Bill haa mill some stages pass before it 1 reaches its journey’s end. The Army .'snisatiou scheme has only been discussed h initial stages of resolution ; and it Kite anything like the consideration that ...

... Wednesday week with a powerful company, when will stage in the Town Mall his great moral drama, entitled Man’s Enemy. As is usual with Mr Kushbury s productions, has spared neither pains nor money to stage the piece effectively, having had new scenery specially ...