... William Crew-. Thomas fyfe.Ale*. Camp 1« 1, Donald Honeyman, John Fletcher. Camnbell. William M’Lvachlan, Robert »on> rville. William Greif, John Armatronß. Robt. Cariuthera. Duncan Stewart, Gibb. A. Paterson, John Drysdale, AJ«x. Hardie. Ales. McLennan ...

... Arch. John Wilson, Alex. Gauld. David Portei Annie Hardie. Chrisaie Low* •ranees Lai he. Annie Mercer. Effl* Rees Eliz. Jessie Coltman, Bessie Robert eon, Edward Ingtis, Christopher M'Brien Thomas Sinclair, Win. Taylor. Alex. Frasei Duncan M'Farlam, ...

... 4, D. Thomson. Flower Border —l, R. H. Cram: 2, John Halley; 3, A. Hcu dry; 4, D. Dickon. (Confined Cottagers.) Fuchsia—l Thomas Ramsay; 2, H. B. Ferguson. 6 Summer Flowering Cbrygantlu mums—l, H. B. Ferguson: 2. J. Syme. ♦ Spikes Gladioli—l, James Halley; ...

... well several special exhibits, first prises being awarded (or these to Mrs Reid, Fenton Street ; Miss Muir. Havruont; and Mr Thomas Hutton, Shore, for uiarqueterie work, relief poker work, and fretwork respectively. The arrangement of the exhibits much the ...

... Cr«i>rw*rd Farm, Alloa, the 7th inst., Margaret Cant, wife of William Monteat h. At Paton Street, Alloa, on the 12th inst.. Thomas Pollock, in his 54th year. Funeral Sunnyside Cemetery on Tuesday, at 2.30 p.m. Friends will please accept this intimation ...

... Renton, 150 C, W. L. 94 H. Hall, 150 J. Weir, 96 A. Sneddon, 150 D. Bogie, 142 J. Donley. 102 W. Cum mine, 150 J. Rfid. 150 T. Hardie. 146 Todd, 126 J. B. KeUock, OOLLAB. New Town* CouNcn-tOB.—At « mel ting- of the Town Council held in the Burgh Chambers, ...

... Stobie, J. Scott, J. Swan. D. Campbell. W. Swan, R. Campbell, and J. TaiU Death or Another Aged Native.—The aLb •onotnoed of Mr Hardie, I kirk, who away last w ...

... Hunter Euzahtth Thomson David Johnman (VI), Maggie Row IVI). Maggie Honey man (VI), Jam*t Morrison (VI). Janet Miller (VI). Thomas Robertson (V). Lachlan Snaddon (V), John Allan (VK J*»hn Colt man (V), Lizzie Gourlay (V), Janet Wilson (V). John Morrison ...

... HaMie, and the Fife Caledonian troupe dancers, and their effort*? were much appreciat* «be hwal pipers—Messrs George Bhand, Thomas Blackwood, and Jam ...

... Phloxes, 3 spikes—l James Halley, 2A. Hnadduo, 3R. Furbea. Pensleraons, 3 spikes—l Jas. Halley. Herbaceous Flowers, spikes—l Thomas Ramsay. Violas, blooms—l Jos. 3 James Halley. Roses, blooms—l T. Wright, 2 John Halley, 3 H. Russell. Apples (kitchen) liest—l ...

... China—Miss Annie B. Haldane. Special Prise—Poker Work—Mtas Muir. Special Prise—Fret Wort—Thomas Hutton. Toogood’s Championship—l. A. G. Bain, 72 points: 2. Thomas Baird, 56 points; 3, J. 1. Wann, 45 point*. SAUCHIB. The annual show in connection with the ...

... whom France” attend the trial for sedition Lord Charles Keren ford stands tne fan/ vl-ol of tliat tloquenf young advocate. Mr Thomas the British seaman. These are not. however, Muir, •*ih« dreamer who nave things” (and the only articles interest in the Strand ...