... COTTON WORKS FIRE, Destructive Outbreak in Vacant Warerooms. Shortly after o'i-look on Wednesday morning the alarm was given that the Airdrie cotton mill was on fire. It appeared .that Mr James Love. the caretaker, was going his rounds of the extensive ...

... which will serve to mark the 250 year of the regiment's cont his!ory. The display will be given in tbree phases by a modern guard honour wills the regi. mental colours, sit squads, the regimental battalion baud, and the pipes and drums. Tlse historical ...

... Colonel congraulatesl the members on having secured inch eindteat premises for their clubrooms where they could gather round the fire and, forgetting the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, and all their troubles and unemployment. etc., could fight their ...

... The only Mallard that was any good was a younger non who fell at Waterloo. Cap• ;fain Mallard of the Duke of Clarence's Foot Guards. Ah! fighting was picturesque in those days' Drawn up in a hollow square on that famous ridge no regiment .on that historic ...

... Berths end the i,k. of bon.,lZden-E—PsTs: The Krupp experts etril.ut.•l the great range attuned the feet that the Aboll• fired at • very high angle penetrated info • su p erior , ma r k lighter. and conwent', far lee. repotting layer of air. Th.-3 ...

... could almost swear that 'hinge not as I left them, I'm sorry to hear that, be mild: it looks suspicioue We MUM be on our guard. We will wait here until your father ionise down. Then I would like you h to step into berth a minute:' A moment Inter John ...

... Without stopping to dress, Mr 'Hunter seined his gun and torch and on going ...

... pm,aenster guard. He has continued to art that caparit• on the line. between Airdrie and Glasgow and Hamilton and Glasgow. etc., ever since, and has won the togrem and re• Bard of the travelling public during the 42 years he has acted as guard. Altogether ...

... social meeting to be held this Dlleturdayi evening Coatdyke Church. Details campaign will be leant in Church advertisements. Guard of Honour Lodge, No. 105 held an excellent concert in Black's Hall, Thursday evening before A large turnout. !The programme ...

... the 'Liberal candidate. which he hail consented to Chair , te nd ed a welcome to all thi s Judge Irvine had a log reputation fire hall, which was ninety filled. Tea having ;good work dune in that town. ot only in been provided, the Chairman explained that ...

... Britiah capital and Free Trade made, the whole Natinn. The case for steel safe, the Bri tish ,„. 8,,,, p eem e me h ee l guarding has clearly broken down. It was prevented om . t ee th e, f„„n expanding based en - the abnormal imports of steel, lex- rip ...

... Costbridge. Some time ago we noted the case of • public-house in the burgh being found in the curly hours of the morning to be on fire, as smoke was 'issuing from the crevices of the doors and 'windows. It was found that the cause was undoubtedly the careiess ...