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... time tenanted by Mr John Turnbull, has been re-let to its present occupier. Fbom bazaar reoently held in conneotion with the Women's Gaild of Parish Churoh, sum of £-50 was drawn. In field at Heiton, near Kelso, there were recently lifted some unusually ...
... the wonderful Army Corps scheme, which was going to mfcke England a military nation ? The First Army Corps was not yet half formed. The Becond Army Corps was a mere skeleton. The Third Army Corps was Incomplete. The Fourth Army Corps ...
... was played; these made tea for the cricketers, and all joined afterwards in games. Inspection or Police.—The members of the Selkirk County and Burgh Police foross were inspected in the Connty Buildings on Thursday afternoon Captain Monro, H.M. Inspector ...
... for Darnley and Edinburgh took place on Saturday. Scores Corp. Lothian, 89; Corp Shaw, 89; Priv. Mattbewson, 89; Priv. Scott, 88; Priv. Wilson, ; Priv. Anderson, 87 ; Corp. Henderson, 80; Corp. Fairgrieve, 84. Bowling Club.?The green was opened for the ...
... Edinburgh took place on Saturday, the three best shoots to count. Scores Corp. Shaw, 90; Corp. Lothian, 89; Capt. M'Dougal, 89; Serg. Smith, 88; Priv. Scott, 88; Priv. Matthewson, 85; Corp. Fairgrieve, 85; Priv. Grey, 85; Priv. Trotter, 81; Priv. Brown, 80; ...
... were carried off by Quartermaster-Sergeant Brent, Army Servioe Corps ; 2, Sergeant Yates, Army Corps } 8, Sergeant-Major M'Cudden, Army Service Corps; 4, Corporal Vine, Army Servioe Corps. In the section tentpegging competition, Quartermaster-Sergeant ...
... were twenty competitors, and the principal scores werePriv. Scott, 95; Corp. Shaw, 93; Corp. Lothian, 87; Corp. Brown, 85; Corp. Fairgrieve, 83; Priv. Wilson, Priv. Anderson, 79; Corp. Henderson, 78; Capt. M'Dongail, 77; Col.-Serg. ...
... aid of the Women's Foreign Missions was held in the hall o1 the East United Free Church. The drawings amounted to over £4O. Co-operative Women's Guild.—On Saturday afternoon the needlework executed by the members of the Co-operative Women's Qaild daring ...
... 33; J. Wilson, 32; Corp. A. Caldwell. 31; Qr.-Mr.-s.Tg. Melrose, 31; Serg. R. Morrison, 31 ; Corp. J. Douglas, 30; Ij.-Serg C. Ker, 30; J. M'lsaac, 30; berg. H. Morris.3o 600 Yards.—L.-Berg. A. R»insay, 33; Serg. R. Morrison, 29; L.-Corp. It. Uogg, , .1 ...
... route was through Berwickshire by Duns, where night was spent, the journey Dunbar being continued yesterday. Members of the corps also marched from other Border towns. A Local Cricketer a Representative Match.*A. Blacklock, the captain of the Selkirk Club ...
... took place on Saturday. There were competitors. Scores : Corp. Shaw, 87 ; Corp. Fnirgrieve, 84; Priv. Waddel, 83; Capt. M'Dongal. 82; Priv. Mathieson, 82; Corp. Henderson, 80; Serg. Smith, L.-Corp. Lothiau, 80; l'riv. Scott, 77 ; Priv. Anderson, 77; Priv ...
... services in several ! of the committees, bad constituted him invaluable in the affairs the j Church Scotland. Police Cocrt Cases. At the Police Court Saturday, before Bailie Watson, Patrick Joseph Wharty, labourer, and Mary M'Mahon or i W'narty, millworker ...