... Mills and friends of Mr. John Dougall, r t's who has for several years been manager of the works, assem- I ;h- bled in Mr. Wilson's Hall for the purpose of presenting that E on gentleman, who is about leaving his native land for America, 'Ly with a testimonial ...

... by the Paisley Literary at and Convivial Association, in their hail, AbbeyBuildings, as' a also by a large party in the Wilson Hall, as also by a party w in the Sun Inn, Bladda, the Tea Gardens, Causeyside, Mr. at Peter Robertson's, Orehard Street, Mr ...

... darning flambeaux. and preceded by the Falkirk Ironworks Inierumental Band. The procession over, the brethren sat down in Wilson's Hall to a substantial supper, served up in excellent style by mine hostess-Mrs, Callander of the Black Bull Inn. The King, of ...

... Lord Haddo, 98; A. Mackay, 97; A. Henry, yet to compete. FALKIRK WESLEYAN B ?? amount realised by the bazaar, held in Wilson's Hall, for the purpose of building a manse at Wailacestone, was about £50. NARROW EscAPE ?? ])uowsrcn.-A boy named Waugh, 1 residin ...

... Wusl. Sloan, 37 Rumford St., Bridgeton, SC BUSBY. .cs The annual soiree of the Busby %usical Ais tion took place in M'.r Wilson's Hall, 'iii ir the night-Lieut. Wakefield in the chair, Disa0l 1 ceveninig anthems, choruses, glees, solos, ducllvaect songs ...

... second-class, from £3 to £3, 10s.; and girls from £1 to £2. In connection with the fair a soiree was held in the evening in Wilson's Hall, under the auspices of the Total Abstinence Society-the Rev. George Wade, of the West U.P. Church, in the chair. AccmXmnT ...

... kirk) Rifle Volunteers were entertained at supper by their commanding officer, Captain Nimmo, on Tues day evening, in Wilson's Hall. Upwards of 100 Volunteers were present in uniform, and the hono. rary members and other gentlemen brought up the number ...

... Wilson-15. For Mr. Govan's amendment-Messr. Ale> dC Arthur, Govan. C. M'Donald, Macfarlane, 'sei Stewart, Jas. Thomson, W. Wilson, Hall and Gordon-11. The remaining members of the Tra-ot were when their names were called, - The Lord Provost's motion was accordidy ...

... his term. - t BusRY C. C. SoInR1.-The second annual seirne in connection with the Busby Cricliet Club was held. in Mr Wilson's' Hall, on' Friday eveaidk. - The Rev.' A. Rt. Stoure oce d the chair. i he Chairman having briefly addreased the members and ...

... awarded. BUSBY, MASoNIc-ILCDG} BUSBY ST JOHN, 458-SOIREE AND FBISE1NTATION.-The annual soiree of this lodge was held in 'Br. Wilson's Hall, on the evening of Friday the 19th inst. The soiree was open to the publi' and when the chair was taken the hallwas filled ...

... 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) ...