... Drummond ship's plumber, 49 Mansion cct; Thomas Hardie (17), outer, II Rona Street; Patrick ail Q 8), labourer, 147 Forge ecl, all Glasgow; and Thomas (20), unemployed, 41 Holytac Road, Lennoxlown. )uail and Hardie pleaded guilty, idler, to charges breach ...

... ship’s plumber, 49 Mansion Street; Thomas Hardie (17), labourer, 11 Rona Street; Patrick Quail (18), labourer, 147 Forge Street, all of Glasgow; and Thomas Welsh (20), unemployed, 41 Holyknowe Road, Lennoxtown. Quail and Hardie pleaded guilty, by letter, to ...

... Joseph Rankin, Thomas H. £. Stevens, Stewart W. Stevenson, David Ure, George M. Williamson. icvhnical Drawing: James Anderson, George Burns, Samuel C. Cassidy, Hugh Docherty, John Donaldson, lan Forbes, Alfred J. Giimour, Roy Grant, Jhomas Hardy, Archibald ...

... tin four Labour candidates are l-ir> Ward. Councillor Daniel McLaugh hn; Second Ward, Robert Huy Union Street; Third Ward. Thoma Conway; Fourth Ward, Councillo Hugh McCartney. Ex-Provost Peter aetlng -i' election agent for Mr. Seolt ami ex-Provost I hi'iiison ...

... awards were gained by two members of the local Post Office staff--Mr. John Ballantyne, for two years', and Mr. i Matthew Hardie for one year’s accident-free driving. They received their diplomas at the hands of the local Postmaster, Mr. R. J Lyon, > ...

... accompanist. Miss Jean Dulf. Piper Bert Williamson led in the haggis in the grand manner and it was addressed Mr. Retd Mr. Thomas Graham carried the haggis, and his nephew, Mr, Robert Graham, showed more than Hair for humour when toasting the lassies, ...

... Mr. and Mrs. William James Mlair. Duneam, 12 Alexandra Ave., Stepps, celebrated their golden wedding anniversary. The Rev. Thomas Kindon Kay was installed as rector of St. Csprian's Church, Lenzie. he death took place of Dr. James B. Miller, M.D., LL.D ...