... The Provost further explained that the till would soon become law, and from the lst of May next the half holiday would be given to the country. (Applause.) At this stage an apology for absence was intimated from Mr Jas. Hamilton, and a letter was read from ...

... owing to the late hour the Dean suitably re• plying for all. EXHIBITION OF FINE ART PORCELAIN AND CHINA, Although there is all the year round a very choice display of firs art goods at Mrs Richmond's old established High St. emporium, that genial lady always ...

... drawlinen which are vet', fine. Perhaps the kuthor's opinion et Old Monkland may be f interest locally.— But we elect to turn neither to the !right nor to the left, but to keep as due north as the road will permit us, and are soon by the banks of the ...

... charity and the nnking of sad in Mr Richard Ganthony's hero it A from Mars. Everyone who knows Mr (barks, Hawtrey on the stage knows Isis alone* Parker, who, uncle, the illuminating influence of a theism puts selfishness behind him and 011 the garment ...

... Royal yacht, the Victoria and Albert. and ale Alexandra floated gracefully at anchor. From the King's yacht to the landing stage at Victoria Wharf a double row of fully manned picket boats; made en avenue for the Royal barge. Ashore the scene was one of ...

... scoring a big success this week. His pawky style and quaint sayings and songs keep the audience in one constant ripple of laughter the whole time he occupies the stage. Andrew S. Warclrop, the Monklauds favourite baritone, is also getting a flattering ...

... must. of nurse. be fatted into hag* trade of calico or paper. or a very useful metal contrivance may be purchased. For lees ornate decorations the cake maker may select from amongst glace cherries, air gelira, crystallised fruits. chopped pistacbei mints ...

... ber &I 1113 over her head aiel yawned. Then the bell tang, and Cameron's wife spoke from the door May I come in? Yes, rather! he cried. Of course you may! And the yellow-haired model, across the room, wondered dully at the sudden change in his face ...

... Institute have elected )Sr Arthin• Cooler, of Nlkiikebrongh, to succeed the Duke of Devemelaire as President of the Institute in May next. Although the weather of the week has been broken and 'syet ae a whole, the last two days have seen a big rise in the barometer ...

... tool at the other schools, and delay in getting one was agreed to. It was also agreed not to return the iither tools, but to keep them at Audriehill in view of their being utilised at other schools. OONTOMATION CLASSES. The Continuation Classes were reported ...

... Talberto and loglas, who tot the bill, are an extremely funny pair of comediane, their absurd antics and knockabout business, keeping the audienm in a leer Mr Peter .Melvin is a baritone with an exceptionally tine voice, his rendering of the following songs ...

... for a moment. that the Co-m--mitte•, ware going to spend the public mono for no use! Surely nut. He suggested that st that stage. if there was no bar' heir:a done. they should continue the matter and inquire farther. lie was more inclined ',import the ...