... gave vest to thair feeliags mirth atKi song during the morning, but Caere was nothing duoidrriy. Cecshkd by a Fall Coal. -Thomas Foatsr, one of tee neiM engaged in Isabella Pit, was on Thursday struck by fall of coal while engaged at the face. was badly ...

... attentions. Songs were rendered by Sergeant Pullar, P. Donald, D. Barnardo, Mr T. Hitt, Corporal Holcrott, J. L. Andtrson Troopers Hardie, Cunningham, ar.d Franci*. Recitations were Mr J. Campbell, and a selection on the harmonium by Mr J. Simpson. Mr W. Joiner ...

... Kirkcaldy, WANTED, Immediately, Scholars for Dressmaking. Apply A. Gordon, 19 WANTED, immediately. Tailor, Young Man, Apply Hardie, Falkland. - ANTED, Cleanly, Active Young Woman, osre of House and Ohildteu, Wages, 28s monthly- Apply 123 High Street. WANTED ...

... seleotiont very good style, and provided helpful accompaniments to the song*. The Judo.mint Day— A Consolation.— The Rev Dr M‘Hardy spoke on the above subject at his monthly lecture in the Congregational Church, West End, last Sabbath evening. After referring ...

... per Setting. Buchan, Bee Hive, Kirkcaldy. EGGS, (or Bitting, from magnificent Pan Scotch Greys, excellency marking and type, hardy Winter Layers. Grose Poultry Farm Milton Bead, Kirkcaldy. I'iGGS, (or Sitting, from Prize Birds and Prize 'A Winning Strain ...

... of Robert Stark, rope manufacturßr, Kirkcaldy. cards. At Rosebank Cottages, Kirkcaldy, on the 16th inst.» by the Rev. Dr M'Hardy, Albert James Scarlet, Silverdale, Staffordshire, Janet, fourth daughter of John S. Morton, Kirkcaldy. IB Links Street, Kirkcaldy ...

... re-elected auditors -for the current year, and their fee was fixed at £2OO. Music. We have just received from the publisher, Mr Thomas Holloway, 78 .New Oxford Street, London (who gave the British nation that splendid iosutubioa known as ‘’The Royal Holloway ...

... tasteful arrangement. Abbotshall Parish Council.— The m ranting of this Board was held in the Board-ro on Thursday evening—Mr Thomas Rent m, chairman, p e-iding. There were also present R iv. vVm. Milne, Rev. David Patterson, and Messrs Hao er, Anderson, ...

... of it ? ” “Miss Armstrong,” said Smedloy, rolling liii eyes slowly from Hardy to the girl, “why do yon want to go to Australia? Why don’t you go tc India ? ” “India!” muttered Hardy. “What’s she goinj to do in India ? ” “No, but I tell you what,” said Sraedley ...

... Mr James presiding. The following are expected to present to take part in the proceedings, viz :—The Rev. Drs. Baxter and M'Hardy, the Rev. Messrs Campeeil, 8.D., Kirkcaldy ; Johssto.v, Cathcart; Dawson, Lanark ; BfETON, Partick ; Kxkk, Aberdeen, and others ...

... George Hotel. Rev. Mr Jamer preside!, and among those preeent were Rev. James, Rev. Mr Lew-rs, Rev. John Clark, Rev. Dr M‘Hardy, Rev. Mr Dawson, Lanark ; Rev. Mr Campbell, Rev. Dr Baxter, Bailie Peebles, Mr Kobfc. Heggie, Rev. Mr Cairn croES, Lesmahigow; ...

... she owes to these hardy sons toil who, amid her gleas and hills, thought deeply of the things of God, and kspt art religion alive through the pra|ing societies. The Churches have had great preachers. One figure rises above them all—Thomas Chalmers of Ki ...