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... PICNIC.—On Satan het the members of the Hall Wig Calder. held their imam* seeing. whirr the conveyed mast ems. of the cars arrayed for, failed to put in an appearance, and this lid a considerable number of the sot getting away until mid-day. The wreaker ...
... relayed from the Queen's Hall , London . 3 . 40—Excerpts from Para Handy , read by R . B . Wharrie . 10 . 0—Time , Weatherand News Summary . 10 . 10—Sports Bulletin . 10 . 20—The B . B . C . Dance Orchestra , directed by Henry Hall . 10 . 50—Gramophone ...
... . As reconstructed , the hall of the Boya ! Company of Archers consists of three floor ! ,. The basement is given up . to kitchen and scullery , housekeeper ' s TOoms ,-. ; &c . . The first flat inchides a large'entrance hall , liavin , r a black and ...
... performed, the leading characters in the pageant taking part. LABOITI3, PARTY AND GOVAN DIVISION. It is understood that the Labour party do not intend to contest, the Govan Division of Lanarkshire should a General Election take place this year. They have ...
... MUSSELBURGH, No. 1204. ESFABLISHED 1884. aura 'notices. pdRTOBILLIA) BAPTIST CHURCH. lIIABONIC HALL. LOWER STREET. SABBATH FIRST— U.ls— The Carrying God. 6.30— The Narrow Door. tzAcm—Rsv. G. C. FRASER CAMPBELL. ARSKA L L E ; ) 3 B r j A BAPTIST CHURCH ...
... si • Andrew ' s Hall , Glasgow , last night under the auspices of the Church of Scotland Peace Society . Dr James Kelly presided over a large attendance , and the speakers included Miss Ruth Fry , London ; the Rev . Canon S . D . Morris . Birmingham ; ...
... MIDLOTHIAN JOURNAL AND PORTOBELLO AVERTISER. No. 891. ESTABLISHED 1890. Cburcb notices. poR'roBELLO BAPTIer CHURCH. MASONIC HALL. COWER STREET. SABBATH FIRST— Carrying God. 6.30— The Narrow Door.' Paa►caaa—Ray. G. C. FRASER CAMPBELL. m ARSHALL ST. BAPTIST ...
... John Sproul , Cathcart ; J . M'Culloch , Central ; Wm . Lowe and Duncan Crawford , Dennistoun ; Alex . Mackay , Govan ; Ja ? . Peacock , Govan Central ; James Morton , Langsidc and Shawlands ; Norman Gordon , Miller Memorial ; J . L . Walker , Miller-= ...
... acknowledged 9 6 Alex. Craig 1 0 0 Carlisle Branch S.L.P., per T. Banting 1 0 0 J. Morris 1 0 0 Per J. Morton— J. Morton, 5 / '-; A. Phythian, 5/- 010 0 Irish Workers' Hall, per D. Larkin 1 . 0 0 John Strachan 0 6 0 A Friend 0 10 0 E. ‘Vright 0 5 0 ...
... 'll ^ Both-well Street , ivlio resided In Copland rRoad ; Govan ;; and at OakbanfcJ Blairiuore ;; -.. ^ :.. Vi : ; . ;; :. i — ' / :.-: ; _ &SS SA' ; Charles Jsmes ' Aiiderspn , 'late of Morris ' Place Monteith'Sow ! > iS :..: ; 'i : J : ; ., ; -. .:. ...
... THE BOWLERS WARDIE CLUB.—The annual whist drive and dance and presentation of prizes was held in the Wardie gdasonlc Hall, when the club prizes were presented by Mr Archie Martin, of the Scottish Bowling Association, as follows: Club championship and ...
... South Cumberland Street. Glasgow. Rev. D. Cnliu Archibald Mackenzie, minister of tbe Go*pei. residing some time at Morris Villa, Govan, now at Gibson Street. Hillbead. Glasgow. Kenisou, Company, ship and insurance brokers, )o7 West George Street, Glasgow; ...