... (27), joiner, Fairfield Street, Govan; Thomas Fenton (24), joiner, 805 Govan Road, Govan ; John Cairney (24), labourer, 31 Hamilton Street, Govan ; Duncan M'Gregor (40), labourer, 108 Queen Street, Govan ; Arthur Graham (28), shipjoiner, 28 ...

... entrance hall, and handsome gifts were distributed. Mr C. D. INVERARITY. PITTENWEEM MA SONIC FESTIVAL • Bro. J. D. Lawson, 1.P.M., installed the following office-bearers at a meeting of Lodge St Adrian, No. 185, Pittenweem, held in the Town Hall: R.W.M ...

... Mr and' Mrs M'Kav; Mr and Mrs D.avid Black; and Mrs J. Wilson: Mr and Mrs Goran; Mr E. Govan- G. and Miss Peebles, Mr Bell; Mr and Mrs Bimpson; Stevens: Miss Morris; Mr and Miss OTI( L Elie; Milne, Monans; Miss Brown, Colinsburgh; Misses MflSrs Mnrrav ...

... Recreation Ground, Forthill, will be:—H. Pollock (capt.), W. Dewar, W. Bruce, E. Stewart, A. Stewart, J. Hunt, J. Jolly, J. Morris, W. Anderson, R. Stewart, and J. Clark. Play starts 2.30 o'clock. COURIER travel to Arbroath for match with ARBHOATH XI. Train ...

... health of Mr A. Morris, who had acted moderator during the vacancy. He spoke in terms of praise of the manner in which Mr Morris had steered the congregation clear of the rocks and shoals which they were at first afraid of. Mr Morris briefly acknowledged ...

... EAST FIFE FARMERS' DANCE Anstruther Town Hall Gathering East of Fife farmers' dance was held in Anstruther Town Hall last night, and proved a most populi- gathering. A large number from all over East Fife attended, there being well over 100 couples present ...

... drawing, shading, painting, and china painting Miss Winter's pupils was held in the Y.M.C A. Hall, New Scott Street, yesterday. There was a large number visited the hall the course the day, and the exhibition will again open to-day (Saturday). The work of the ...

... Total number since the opening, 66,631. The Belfast Lock-Out. —A delegates' meeting was held on Friday night in the Painters' Hall, 71 High Street —Mr D. E. Cathro, Vice-President of the Trades' Council in the chair. The delegates present expressed the hope ...

... P. Stevenson; 1.30—G. Reekie, J. Ednie, G. Morris; 1.50—D. Budd, J. Clark, W. Taylor; 2.10—8. Dugz A. MacKenzie, J. Chalmers; 2.30—1. 2501 Dryburgh. . Pollock. 3. .50—J. , C. Pollock, S. Hodge; 3.10—A. Morris, A. Christie, G. Archer; 3.30—G. Watson, T ...

... 12 50— Scott. Cordmer. King; I.lO—T Whiteman. R Imrie, R A Wilson. 1.30—C Cromar, T. Keay. A Robert. son. 1 50-1 Hodge. A Govan 2.10—A. M. Mackay, 3.10—T Stubbs. 4 10—R Harvey, 4.50—J. Wilson. S Duncan. A. Anderson; 5.10—A Armit. 1 Armit, G. Tocher Late ...

... D. Moon, b Black, * I ll • 3 jun 0 6 L. M'Govan, Duff, R. Duff, Moon ..6 Cmmb 4 J. Lamb, c Craig, b J. Mitchell, c and Watson Black, 0 i? ncan ' b Mit N Petti*, c Duff T 30 Cromb 0 m,™?' M'Govan, A. M'Govan, b BWck, b Watson ,7 0 p-f 0 1 ' 0 Moon ...

... held in the church in the evening— Rev. Andrew Morris, Collision, pre- siding. Mr Morris was supported on the platform by members of tbe Presbytery and by several of Mr Burnett's friends from Glasgow. Mr Morris gave a short narrative of the proceedings in ...