... and 653 sP.. SEATS FPREE AT EVENING SERVICE. KELVINXSIDE FREE CHURCH. 11 .4_u.-Rtv. W. ROSS TAYLOR. D.D. 6.-o w.a.-REv. JAMES MOFFATT, B.D. 7.'SEAT-LETTING THIS EVENING, from? to 9 oclock- F, LVIN SI DE U.P. CHURCH, K11 ?? ALF.X. WEsTE B.D B.Sc. _6.30 ...

... D. Servire r!so at 6.30. when Sittin-s Free. K ELVINSIDE FREE CHUROCH . 11 A.!. R}V. W. ROSS TAYIOR. D.D. 6.3d ?? REv. JAMES MOFFATT, B.D._ I EVIN;IDE PARISH CHURCH,! K K ELVINSIDE AVENUE. 21 sx.-RIv. ED. WVALTES. Macleod Parish. 2 P'a.-PB.v. D. MACNIrLLIAN ...

... I 11 AKM. and 2 so-REV. R. S. DUFF, D.D. . RE ST JOHN'S, GEORGs SrEET. F: 11 A. m.-Rcv. JOHN S. CARROLL. 2A P M -REV. JAMES MOFFATT. B.D. . SEATTLEING TO-NIGHT (SATURDAY). from7 till 9 r1REE ST hiMATTHEW'S, BATH STrEET. Atll-BEV F .H.ROBARTS.Millbeael ...

... KILMARNOCK TEA AND GROCERY WAREHOUSE, . . 57 & 59 King St., Kilmarnock. KING'S PARK VERSUS KILMARNOCK kA Tone. 11opkin.. RUGBY PARK, Church. CHRISTMAS SERVICE OR SUNDAY EVENING, at 6.30. Saturday First, 22nd Dec., KICK-OFF, Marna 5 Zs. LINDSAY. ...

... dwelling-house at- tacbed. 22 Fisher St.; rent, £19. Da-vid son, 8 St., Dundee. ■ TJROugHTY Ferry.—Villa houses. Newingbon and -D Rugby Terraoes,' £30-£35; main door flat, 4 apartments. £23. Miller, 9 Ward Rd., Dundee. . TTrOUGHTY Ferry.—2 Athole Pl.—Excellent ...

... away the best team. Grange Thistle giving a very d&appointing performance. Re suit Heather Rangers, 4; Grange Thistle, 0. RUGBY. FALKIRK v. OLD LARCHFIELDIANS (Western Union League.) Falkirk met Old Larchfieldians at Falkirk on Saturday in the Western ...

... a man of scholarly attainments. Fle is a native of Rugby, where hie father, a scholar and Fellow of St. John's, Cambridge, was mathematical master from 1859 to 1901. Mr Elsee was frsy educated at Rugby, amd follewing in his father's footsteps, he zvl;r ...

... 1846, From Kilo Inning on arrival of trains at 8.50, 12.50. 3.10. 5.50. From A rdroosan at 8.15. 12.15, 2.15. 5.15. James Moffatt, Secretary. Railway Ardro‘san, Feb.. 1846. In 1846 coaches ran between Kilmarnock and Carlisle in connection with the trains ...

... victory of the season. That they have drawn five away games. That Clyde are visitors at. Rugby Park to-morrow. Other two points for Killie. That Professor James Moffatt, D.D., of Oxford (formerly of Dundonald) has pubfished a new book on Reasons and Reasons ...

... Sunderland. Tottenham Hotspur (2) r. Blackburn Borers (list Tottenham. West Bromwich Albion (0) v. West Dam. United Wat Bicmnicb. RUGBY. North Scotland v. Midlands—at Aberdeen. Collegn F.P. v. Uerlot’s F.P.-sl Inver- Edinburgh University t. Watsonlans-st Cra ...

... lo—Local News. 9.ls—Symphony Concert a in » ' London. fcu', 10.15—Tommy Handley J 1 i que the Broadcast- 1 *» ll Wales Rugby 'At the Sale 8-B. ' 3ta 10.30—Mr Flotsam and •' , .', jc»l ' their Repertoire and 11 • tin. S.B. from London.„ 's 10.45—Dance ...

... DAILY RECORD AND MAIL THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 1933 22 IN EDINBURGH RUGBY PREMIERLAND’S STAR ATTRACTION WING ORWARDS CHANGING THE GAME By GABERLUNZIE”- At SCOTTISH MOTOR-CYCLING NOTES Drew— Three Ot) 2d I for Homo for Away for Orow DR 949 St above His in ...