... other wards have been --'liter Baird, as Brown, Combe, Michael Bo vine, Rev. Thomas Gillun, *George L. Grassick, William Hardie, Gilbert Naysntith, 'John Stein, and '(loughs C. Thomas. whitiiiine. Ten candidates four seats—William Aitken (Soc.), Robert Rain ...

... fair attendance. The financial 'statement, which showed a credit balance of £4l Iris., was submitted, and on the motion of Thomas M'Millan, seconded by John Loch, wus duly adopted. The following office-bearers were elected for ti e ' ensuing year :—President ...

... retiring at this time are Bailie Baird and Councillors (probeGrassick, Hardie, Stein and Thomas. Al !l offered themselves for re-election, with the exception of Councillor Hardie, who has decided not to stand again. There was only one new nomination, ...

... BALEBNO BURNS' CLUB. Under the anomie's of the Club a concert was given in the Village Hall on Friday evening. when Councillor Thomas lionhurgh, J.P. preeided. In hie opening remarks be said the concert party had been kindly pros ided by his Mr William liar ...

... to hold a rowed at Christmas. Only one mimed will l given, and the date iiNed is the tth February. LOCAL MOTEL t'ouuc•illor Hardie is the new Dean of lillihl and convener of the Marches Day mittse. MID CALDER Most of the potato crop has now beeu secured ...

... not been one dry day. Notwithstanding this. several members of the Corstorphine club have hail a practice game, and these hardy fellows—the cronies —muster every forenoon, wet or dry, in anticipation of a game. They are familiarly known as the die ...

... Saturday for Boston U.S.A., where he is to take part in the Pan Presbyterian Conference. 'luring his absence The Very Rev. Thomas Martin. D.D., and the Bev. John A. Findlay. both of whom are Milers of Cram nil Kirk, will carry the work of the parish. NEW ...