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... Semi-Jubilee of the Rev. Thomas Low. I A. EARLIER CLOSING OF PU lIISEN.—At a et the umbers d the heal linseed trails Weft it was agreed to awn the at S daily. except Saturdays. ellen the bar tag will be 7 strum= Tanl.—The change to .0 time will take place ...
... L(s AL SOLDIER WOUNDE DANGEROUSLY D. Mrs David Hardie, Mangle Street, West Cal *der, hav been oilleially notilied that her son, Pte. John Hardie, of the Wiltshire Regiment. has' been seriously wounded by gunshot in the thigh. Pte. Ilsrdie enlisted two ...
... Sl'Cann; 2, David Hardie; 9, Alexander Millar; 4, Peter Dewar. Boys' billiarde—l, It. Quigley; 2, Charles Dewar. Dominoes—l, T. WVicars; 8, Win. Wallace; 3. Thomas Spiere; t, Wm. Mitchell. Carpet Bowls-1, William Mitchell; 2, Thomas M'llillan, jun.; 3 ...
... Associations. THE WAR. WEST' CALDER SOLDIER'N DEA Hi. Mr Wilson, Myrtle Grove, Weal Calder, has been notitied that his sou, Vte. Thomas %isigOn, of the Royal Scots, died of wounds in Germany on the 4th January. WEST CALDER MISSIN(I. William Forrester, VlllOll ...
... Gallipoli, Egypt, end France. LINLITHGOW SERGEANT HOUNDED. Mr John Miller, Linlithgow. has beau I:Willed Gist his eon, Sere. Thomas Miller, of the Gordon Highlanders, has been severely wounded by a rise bullet. Sergeant Miller fought at Mons. lle was captured ...
... Elder: 2 end 3, James Palmer. Colinlon. • Juvenile Sectioa.-Aay variety ease bird (girls)--1, Nellie fader; 2. Quessie Hardy; Sybil Hardy; 4, Maggie Napier; 4, Harriet Anderson, 2, Alice ll'Ouigan; 7, Agnes Preston; 8, Mary Napier.. Any variety cage bird ...
... on April lit, Thomas Ovens, Shoemaker, aged le years, late of . Biggar. At rest. HAROIE.—Died of wounds on March 99th, Pte. John Hardie, of Wiltshire Regiment, aged years, eldest beloved eon of the late David Hardie and Allison Hardie, 'atingle Street ...
... had responded was fined for selling 2 lb. of oatmeal at 4d to one which defaulted. Some needs who had Robert oda mamas, sod Thomas AMMADALI TO PROVIDE T/NIL—TM Hownie; treasurer, Mr Alexander Rastas; com- indeed of SW. mittee—Messrs A. Gordon, T. Easton ...
... unr•.ure 4.f .opl. It 1.011'.11. SOLDIER WOUNDED.- Mrs Dards., ligrert. West Calder. has been notified that her Signaller Hardie. of the Royal Seel % has been sounded in the uerk in the rarest lighting. He is at present in the Middlesex War Hospital. ...