... ATlvonford Arms Motel. wis with • of the Licensing Ad b having nand in • date of intoination es is on April. Mr John Ridge. sotteitor, who sppeanod for Modred • pies of guilt, sad also oubnitnil • *analysts to tie that Mr Karr bad la UV h•slth. A/4M sad ...

... HOGG , 2 Princes Street, Furniture Dealer LARGE SELECTION OF FURNITURE AND FURNISHINGS FOR SALE IN ABOVE SALE ROOMS JOHN Hawick WANTED—Hair Mattresses, Chests of Bedroom Drawers, Wood Bedsteads, Dressing Chests, Wardrobes, Tables, Carpets, China Set, ...

... tweed manufacturers. Mr GrattaN on THE Fri- day night Mr Grattan Dovle, Tariff Reform can- didate for Gateshead, addressed a meeting in the Town Hall. Mr Charles John Wilson pre- sided over a very large attendance. Mr Grattan Dovle said the Budget had ...

... a Precept, Promise, sod Prayer for every day in the yezr—Price 8.1 Shilling B•aks 01.1 John Corbiu'e Spec. A Man of Rock tacles Molly's Trials and Tri u m be John !Seoul; Money Box Tim Black Lady of Itynce Tim Coin of Lnsiog D .eds Ci+tle Look to the ...

... Makes all kis& of Ladwe, Gentlemen's sad (Addams UNDERWEAR. AU Simi of Cardigan Jackets. jersey sits, Itc. loads to Order. Oaly tbe Beet Quality of Wools kept la Stock ad Made JOHN OLDHAM, FAMILY BAKER, HIGH PIEMBLIS. BBLLILBLZ T ...

... Sueressor to Mt John Wslson ), EASTGATE. PEEBLES. Sole Ageel for Peeblesshire The Bon-Accord Acetylene Co. MACHINE KNITTING, Address-46 OLD TO N. Thomas Veitch, Makes all kinds of Ladies', Gentlemen's and CluWrens UNDERWEAR All sizes of Cardigan jackets. Jerse) ...

... FOR NEW CERTIFICATES. NONE BY NEW TENANT 011 OCCUPANT. HENRY SCOTT, Vinc Mer- I King's Arms MoteLl Hotel, IC arl e & Erskine, chant, 5 County Place. Melrose, Parish of W. S.. Melrose, Perth. I Melrose, Factors. FOR RENEWAL OF TRANSFERRED CERTIFICATES ...

... Mrs Argyll Robertson, 100 pairs of socks were sent to hospital in France; 5 pairs mittens, 12 mufflers, 6 helmets and 2 cardigans to the Navy League; 43 pairs socks and 29 other comforts to Selkirk soldiers at the front. On Jan. 13th, 100 pairs of socks ...

... gathered to he the tenor Lord Cardigan's observa- I tious, Weift to intimate —he shrugged his shoulders ; Whilst speaking—‘that there was choice but to i obey.’ Then, without further epiestirtn or parley. Lord ; Cardigan tacitly signified his respectful ...

... ip sod opeoial John Thomson, Attonburn; 2 James Anderson; 3 lease Dagg ; l George Storrie. Cocklawloot. Bwe lamb—l John Thomson ; 2 and 3 John Donn, Kelsooleugh. Swe, tinted esoept for • month in spring on old gram only-1 ■nd sal John Duno; 2 Wm Dann ...

... last. Mr John A. Moffat, grocer, Bridge Nod, Innerleithen, has received a field poet card from his son, Pte. George Moffat, H.L.1., stating that he has been wounded, end • letter from the Chaplain they are flesh wound, in the face and right arm and leg ...

... nful doses every four hours, while the patient is well nourished with beef tea and arrowroot. Grattan Guinness the Religion of Scotland. —Mr Ilenry Grattan Guinness has become a Plymouth Brother, and has renounced the title Reverend. In a sermon in ...