... triiing (the numiber not stated). but th:tt five or s;x SpIanish otlicers have been wonuded, and 0ne killed that Sir obert Wilson hall been woutd- ej in his thighl andl a Colonel Light (one ofbis ailos- dc-camp) severelv woundled. Our clerk malde par- ticular ...

... servant to Mur Stevensos,'; Miount, Lthian. I 2. Ti, Jamies Lewes, servant to di. ; do. 3 To Janies Bruce, servant to Mr Wilson, Halls. 4. To William White, servant to Mi' AM-Llan, Ninte- mile Burn. 5. Yo Jiihn Dickson, servant toonr wison, Eid;;S 6-; To ...

... prizes given by Sir G. Clerk, as an encouragement to promote good plongiing, as follows 1st, To James Bruce, servant to Mr Wilson, Halls. 2d, To Aread. Borthsvick, servant to Mr Disher, Corn Banai. 3dr, To Jchn Dickson, servant to Mr Wilson, Hells. 4th, To ...

... pervaded the litile of his scritinge, anti long ere lie was placed iii thiat Chnir to which ho added vsew s:dendoer, Prufessor Wilson hall promnvlgated in his rit- jugs the highest stid the noblest lessons sf msoral philo- ?? chteerin.) The Chairman, in eon-i ...

... ilatioll, to the sattisfaetion of all present, award- ed tihe prizes as fol110ns, viz.:- 1. To Jmtei Balilha. ?? to Mr Wilson, Halls. 2. To Robeit Alexander, servant to Mr Aitken, aI' It ton. 3. T. Jarers Wilson, soin to ?? Wilson, Eantfiebl. 4. To Th ...

... Andrew Belfrage, Kingsknows; Adam Penman, Bonally; George Murray, Blink- l bonny; Alexander Scott, Craiglckhart ; David Wilson, Halls; Ge orge Seton, Edmonsto e Mains; Alexander Dickson, Wheatlands; Thomas Torrance, Meadowbead; James Johnston, Niddry Mains ...

... Clerkl, Bart. S. To Archibald Shearer, servant to Mr Stevenson, Mount i Lothian. 4. To William Heniderson, servant to Mr Wilson, Halls. I 5 To Robert Sonlervile, son of Mr Somervile, Greenlaw M ains. 6- To James Wilson, son of Xr Wilson, Eastfield. 7. To ...

... William Ainslie, Pomathorn ; 2 Thos. Stevenson, Mount Lothian. | Fillies, One-year-old—1. Robert Murray, Spittal ; 2. Wilson, Halls. Sheep, Cheviot Ewes—1. William Tait, ‘Toxside. | Cheviot Gimmers—1. William Tait, Toxside ; 2. Walter | Murray, Walston ...

... Apublic dinner was given lust night to Mr James ant yol Kferry., late M.P. for~ the ~Falkirlk District of Burghis, bef in Wilson's Hall, Felkirk. There was a large attend- ell, Same Bailie Wyse occupied the chair, and he was me supported on the right by Mr ...

... Parties--The Paisley Literary and Convivial As- 6otiation mat in the hall, Abbey Buildings; another 'net ting was held in the Wilson Hall, High Street; in the Sue. IUn, Bldda s;in the Tea Gardens, Caueeyeide; in Mr P. Robertson's, Orchard Street; Mr John Mack's ...

... lOs. ; and girls, from £1 to ;£2. Altogether hiring was protracted. In con- n ection with the fair a soiree was held int Wilson's .Hall under the auspices of the Temperance .Society-the Rev. George Wade, of the West u.r. Church, in the chair. THE IATE CDASE ...

... euiss 5 lsNa. tI Mr Gray, Harporrigg, 22 sheep-highest price, to . £4 12s d'; lowest,. £1 15s; average, £2 10s. MIr h Wilson, Halls, 27 sheep-highest, £6 lOs ; lowest, a '2 '215s ; average, £3. Mr Rowatt, Currievale, 20 Tr Leicesters-highest,' £6 os; ...