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... 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 ...
... Song and Humour was given in tho Oddfellows’ Hall, iu aid of the wives and families of tho Cockenzie fisherman who lost their live# in the recent storm. Walter Dairymple, Esq., took the chair, and the hall crowded by representative audience. The Chairman ...
... sung by 'Miss Morris and Knight, of the sclv,ol staff. and a double ntPtt.' by pupils , f classes five and six. During the evening Mr Barr. headmaster, intimated that a concert was to be held under the minima of the sebeel in Inveresk Hall on Jan. 13 in ...
... Haddington then took possession of tho ickets, sending in Lunam and Thom! son to face the bowling of Govan and Laidlay. The former was disposed of in the second hall of the over, being caught by Uislop before he - bad scored. Thomson waa caught after com’ piling ...
... weant. The new Q.-M. ha., been twenty in the Corp:. and holds the Volunteer Long Service Medal. .t new chill hall. has been erected at Govan for the Clyde Division of the Royal Naval Volunteer Reserre, was opened by Lady Mary Hamilton in presence of a ...
... keen —Mr and Mrs Fred. Johnston, Falkirk; Mr and Mrs (Applause.) It was fourteen years since _er Munro competition. Colmar, Govan; Major and Mrs Steven, Berwick. joined the Association, and be had always apprece onefereed; Councillor T. Adams, ben. secretary ...
... 12293. F. Grozier, Edinburgh ; 3520. J. Gunn. Edinburgh; 13447, H. Haddow, Glasgow; 24938, J. Haggerty, Hamilton; 20454 : 1). Hall. Ediuburgh; 14700..1. Halliday, Edinburgh: 9656. Sergeant J. Hamilton. Blackfriaes. S.E; 27612, J. Hamilton. I;ddingston; 27624 ...
... &mamale, M.A., presided over a largo gathering in the Cockpen U.T. , Church Hall, when addressee in favour of the new Temperance Act were delivered by the Rev. Julian Barr, 8.D., of Govan; and Mr J. M. Clean, Glasgow. The Rev. Mr Barr. in the course of his address ...