... -716 e Sam %deem 41.44.—Tbs New Tearooms Greek the Om& el 'Feder. So.—YOUNG PEOPLE'S GUILD. Mr E. FARRINGTON. from the West Indies. ...

... entering the Royal Navy at 12 years of age as a first-class volunteer. first ship was the Camel, a store ship, bound for the West Indies. On that station he was shortly after promoted midshipman, and transferred to another ship, commanded by his uncle ('apt ...

... the highest praise for his zeal and alacrity. After the war's end in 1815. he remained in command of the Brazen in the West Indies for three more years and then, when the Navy was being cut down, he was posted home, mfirmed in his rank of Captain and ...

... were both strongly represented. Tomorrow. Mr Geo. Gilmour, local Scoutmaster. will speak on experiences in the Navy in the West Indies. ORGAN Several deputations have been visiting Mure Memorial Church to inspect the recently installed john Compton Electronic ...

... Olive Boyd and Nadina Arthur, Mr George Gilmour, local Scoutmaster, gave an interesting account of his experiences in the West Indies while on a training tour with the Royal Navy. Mr lan Strang, lender, announced that he will be giving a film show tomorrow ...

... James Muir. who was minister in Greengairs from 1877 till 1884, when he resigned. having been appointed to a charge in the West Indies. Mt; Mary Coleman. a daughter. who is on a visit from Vancouver, unveiled the memorial saying, This stone font is presented ...

... James Muir. who was minister in Greengairs from 1877 till 1884, when he resigned. having been appointed to a charge in the West Indies. Mt; Mary Coleman. a daughter. who is on a visit from Vancouver, unveiled the memorial saying. This stone font is presented ...

... splendid work done by the Society in ,spreading the good news in places as far apart as Timbuctoo and Dairen, Aden and the West Indies. Mr Wm. Uxbridge gave his usual effici- Int services as operator, and Mr Duncan Bell was at the organ. PRESERVING A HERITAGE ...

... splendid work done by the Society in ,spreading the good news in places as far apart as Timbuctoo and Dairen, Aden and the West Indies. Mr Wm. Lochridie gave his usual efficient services as operator, and Mr Duncan Bell %%as at the organ. PRESERVING A HEIRITAGE ...

... on similar lines to that which was so successful during the past two years. Fast bowler Hugo Fuller has returned to the West Indies and is replaced by Jim Brierley, from Lancashire. Brierley has a high reputation as bowler batsman and coach and is reckoned ...

... O'Donnell was unable to continue in the seventh round after Purvey bad obtained an equalising fall. Black Butcher Johnson, of I West Indies, quickly put paid Ito Reg Williams, of Binning!barn. in their heavyweight eon test. by dumping him unceremoniously out of ...

... FOR FORMER BELLSHILL MAN A former Bellshill man v. ho is a missionary in the Cayman Islands. a British dependency In the West Indies, has been ?warded the for his work among the inhabitants cf these islands during the past eight years. lie is the Rev. John ...