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... deligcijel td he erected. BusBy CRICRET CLUB,-On Ieriii cv nin lO't, the fourth annual suiree of this cllst hel judd in Mr Wilson's hall, Busby. Mqr Jamtes 5tr06, patron, occupied the chair, and, after tea, lsc., la the course of his atddress, stated hit ...
... addressed the i6ngregation, point- ing cut their..duties to their new pastor. In the e afternoon a dinner took place in the Wilson Hall- the Rev. Mr'Russell occupying the chair. Dinner ever, the Chairman, the Mev. Dr Alexander, the e Rev. ?? Douglas J(Gllsgow) ...
... rough inC a eappreciable inannedr.R' Th ioccalists'werW~ p L-MlisesMtKay, Se8ton,-Lizzieand Nelly~mith:anilMeassi n aJ., Wilson,' Hall, ~andrSharp. -Atcomic- recitation. was given' p 1with touch aecdptance b F Mr Taylor.'i' The aceosnaelndn nl3 were given ...
... receiYA1 hearty wwtcome from the congregation. Inl tbs sd afternoon the members of Preabytery and tht? nd friends dined in -Wilson's Hall, the liev.Willi3 n-e Carsewell, EaXglesAlm, presiding. Scatinle'ti a ppropriate to the occasion ,were proposed Or1 b respon ...
... and the plan of two breakfasts was' resorted to-one at 10 and one at 12 o'clock. These entertainments were given in the Wilson Hall. Mr Jobn M'Gown, ac- countant, presided at the'first, and Mr William Hodge, towvn-clerk, at the second meeting. The children ...
... total amount in this case being £41 6 3. *d.; on Mr. C. Walker, manufacturer, Bridge-street, for eight days; on Messrs. Wilson, Hall, and Co., Hall-lane, go: five days, the informations being for 15 days; and on the trustees of Mesrsr. Joseph Cliffe, Son ...
... proceedings then terminated. MEETING AT lOUSTON. In the evening, Colonel Caumpbell met the clectors of Houston in Air Wilson's hall, there, Mr W. ILt,.L MXSVEL, Dargavel, presided; and, in introducing Colonel (:lauLLpbell to the electur, remarked that ...
... fleeces of short wool-1, John Rose, The Ash. GRAIN. 2,JThm Sample of red wheat-i, J. Greatorex, Stretton; 2, J. Thor- eon, Wilson Hall. Sample of white wheat-I, J. Greatorex; 2, A. Grotten, Stretton. Sample of barley-1, J. Greatorox; 2, J. Thomson. - BEST ...
... on the ground of adultery and desertion. The respondent was also the son of an Exeter gr6cer. The petitioner, Mrs. Ann Wilson Halls, said she was married to the respondent on the 6th December, 1867, when he was assisting his father. I Shortly after marriage ...
... (Rev. Mr Edwards) for the liquidation ot the existing debt on the church in Canal Street. - The bazaar was held in the Wilson Hall, -and at t the several stalls a thriving business appeared to >j be accomplished by the ?? ladies who vended n the articles ...
... POULT51Y, CA4AXLY, AND CAT SHOW AT BusBi.-The first eihibition s&d comnp~etltiun of tte Busbysocietywashtld on Saturday in Mr Wilson's Hall, and proved a great auccess. There were 233 entries massy of them being prize ?? at the principal shows in Scotland. The ...
... be Is , erected in .the course of aifew years, - i BusBY. --Concert. -An . anmateur concert was . given in Mr Alexander Wilson's Hall, on Friday . t evening, for the benefit of 'the -deserving poor in . Basby and district. Mr Durham Ripen occupied I t the ...