... BEITII. On Friday, the 20th instant, the merchants of f3eith held their 120th anniversary in Mr Wilson's Hall—Mr Robert Crawford, cloth merchant, in the chair. The meeting was, as usual, a happy one, and the viands, &c., were in Mrs Wilson's best style ...

... BEITH ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY, The annual exhibition of this society took place on Thursday the 23rd ult., in Mr Wilson's Hall, and was as usual highly successful, there being no less than 238 cages. The show of poultry was good, though not so large as ...

... BEITH Concert,—The members of the Beith Flute Band, gave a concert here on Saturday evening last, in Mr Wilson's Hall, Saracen's Head Inn, to a crowded and respectable audience. They were assisted by Miss Burnet, from Glasgow ; Mr Russell, who is generally ...

... BEITH ORNITHOLOGICAL SOCIETY. The Beith Ornithological and Poultry Sodlety, held there elevfntli annual exhibition, in Mr Wilson's hall, Sgacen'S Head Inn, on Fri- Clay, 28th October, curt., when the specimens of caury hi,r(4 were very superior, and also ...

... t. , aracens Head Inn, the band o p ene d ud a rd t se volunteers formed two e-p aml mare its double file and entered Wilson's hall where a neat supper, provided by the coavutssiunvd officers, a attest t hem. The chair was occu .ied by Captain Brown. ...

... The Competition for Cattle took place in a field adjoining the town, and the Agricultural and Poultry was held in Mr Wilson's, hall, on Friday the 7th curt. The day was very favourable. The cattle department was well represented, and the dairy produce ...

... used as a lecture hall for the artisans of that ancient borough, and preserved as classic ground, under the name of Wilson's Hall. From that house, he was removed to one, the family residence, that wanted in nothing to fill the childish imagination ...

... ager—Mr John Cochran, should be entertained to a public dinner. We were glad to see such a respectable assemblage met in Wilson's Hall, on Friday evening week, to testify their appreciation of the services of the above-named gentlemen. The sense of duty ...

... and Mr Wilq.n for the U9O of the On the evening of Thursday, anotler monster meeting of the Gas Consumers was held in Mr Wilson's hall. The place was completely filled, and many had to turn away from the doors, not being able to gain admittance- Mr Inglis ...

... King's Arms Inn, which was served up in Mr Wilson's best style. In the evening a gratuitous rnemhers' ball took place in Mr Wilson's hall, and was kept up with gnat spirit till two o'clock a.m., to the in• spiring Etrain4 of Mr Robert Paton'e quadrille band ...

... BEITH. On Thursday, the 26th instant, the Annual Ornithological Society held their usual show in Mr Wilson's Hall. There was a good attendance, chiefly owing to it being the fast day in the City. A considerable influx of visitors were in attendance during ...

... noticing a supper and ball given by those employed, in connection with our Beith leather trade ; to their employers, in Mr Wilson's Hall. on Friday evening last, at eight o'clock. Win. Muir, Esq., of Mains, was called to the chair, and was sup ported light ...