... Stair. Selertion—Beauty of Christ. Meditation—Man of Sorrows. National ether , . D. GALBRAITH. Bandmaster. The 27,01M1-tom White Star Line motorship Britannic, intendea for the Liverpool -New York service, was launched at Belfast yesterday. ...

... ZE-LIST 1] First Year. e s Btk English (a)- Tom (White, :Allan Bowie, McDonalq, Alex. 'Young, John Strath&l)'li Cathie Livingstone, Keith Mortimer. ish Jas, Sha,w(. FR\({na.ldD Baarstg:m %glee Stewart, Cr—May eans, . Y, Annie Calder, Jean Johnston, Sadie ...

... Gallery of the Town Hall, on Monday, 28th June, promises to be a very interesting event. The medals will he handed over hy Mr Tom White, the president of the Assoria;tlion, while Mr Henderson, who is 'gifting Scottish (‘up watches to each of the players who ...

... Paterson (equal). .- : $h . Writing—John Cuthbertson, . .Tom White, Catherine -Livingstone, Jeanie Johnston and ‘“Helen Lauder_(equal). ” 2 o 'Home Exercises—Tom White. Helen Lander. . Drawing — Tom White, Donald Jack, Wilgon Lunéy, May Slater. i .. -Needl ...

... Hall. The players will also be presented with’ Wub(:{\)es. The company will include many wellknown football legislators. Mt Tom White, president of the S.F.A.; Mr R. Campbell, vice-president; and Mr M‘Andrew, secretary of the Scottish Football League, will ...

... method set can be worn with perfect comfort, whilst his charges are on the meet moderate scale aad within reach of all. TEBTH TOM WHITE EEAMKL, rendering then sound snd oscifil for nisny “d prerentin* their farther decej. * * ■*- • C^MKOCK, MONDAY. ° 1 AddW-11 ...

... Mirren F.C. winning Scottish Cup—l6o attending. Speakers included Mr James R. Hall (chairman), Provost John Glover, Mr Tom White (president of Sceottish Football Association), Mr Geo. B. Riddell, Mr John Robson, Bailie Henderson (Airdrie), Mr Thomas ...

... Agnes Black, Lexie : Maxwell, Joseph Park, Charles Dick. Sen. IL. — Nancy Urquhart, Margt. . Watt, Andrew Urquhbhart,’ Tom~ White, Robert W‘right. ? i DL 4T Jun. I.—Agnes M‘'lntyre, Margaret Lawrence, :James Roy, Wm.-Caldwell. Jun. IL—Caroline: Baird ...

... tine. The crime for which he was arrested was for mule flout Dr W. H. Grimes, about seven Y e NA He was arrested with one Tom White, a lather character, who lived in and around at that time. There was the usual delay the erreet and the trial, and the case ...

... crime for which he was arrested was for sealing a mule from Dr W. H. Grimes, about seven years ago, He was arrested with one Tom White, a rather notorious character, who lived in and around A-chison at that time. There was the usual delay iu the arrest and ...

... living in capital condition. The result was a tie. Tlie following are the four scores:—Adam Anderson. 89: Tom Steven. t>9: Tom White. 91 : Kev. J. P. Hogarth. 100. It was agreed that Messrs. Anderson and Steven play off w ithin one week. At sitting of the ...

... vards flat—l, Joseph Stirrat g’!fid Tom White (dead heat); 3, Axchie aw. i | Sack race—l, Willie M‘Fadyen: 2, Willie Braiddwood ; 3, Finlay Alexander. Three-legged race—l, Joseph Stirrat and John Lochrnie; 2, Tom White and {z;ick M‘Call; 3, Burnett Gray ...