... Aberdocn,:on tho 16th inst., Mrs Leslie Hunter, of a daughter. At Spittal Tower, on the_3l:ult., Mra Dodd, of a son. At Lantwa Hall, on the 27th:ult., th e w if e o f Thomas 3torie, blacksmith, of a daughter. At Gala Hill here, on the 14th inst., the wife ...

... invited to mud delegates, will be held at Exeter Hall; the Right Hon. John Bright, M. P., will take Use chair at twelve o'clock. In the eve iaag, at eight, a public meeting will be held at St Jimmie Hall, at which Mr J. Cowen, M. P.. will preside. The ...

... fined 1:5, with the Alternative of a month's imprisonment, fai the desertion of hie four children, who have heen chargeable to Govan Pariah for over two months, Two anontha' imprisonment sae the punishment inflicted by Stipendiary Gemmel, at the Central Police ...

... SABBATH Sus —The animal sAree of Ms children attendiag the Minim Sabbath Sebool, which meets the Good Templar: Hall, was held is that Hall on the afternoon Saturday last. As meal there was a large at. tesdasos of the children. elm( with their parents ...

... INSTITUTE OF SCOTLAND. (Cotttiomed from Antra Page.) DINNER ON TUUBSDAY EVENING. a mbers of Courses aid others dined in the Hall. on Thursday night. Corers laid for about one hundred gentlemen. Mr R o d presided, and was supported on the right by mi Smith ...

... 24 71 _ Ow. Brotherstoo 2B 23 20 71 Sere. James Anderson ,29 25 18 71 Corpl. George Hedpath, —26 20 10 61 Col.-Sergt. Geo. Hall 23 24 18 . . ;. - JM73M - J;Mksua. „ Wm. C. klogarth. 27 ta 17 87 18 20 fi -- THE LATE Mn JOHN —ORRIS IN pressure on ...

... 8urr0w5, * q Davies, (prof.), and b Burrows, 'T H S. Morris, b Grieve, q C. C. Kenton, b Burrows, L. U. Young, b Grieve ' Extras H. S. Murray, Morris, b Davies 22 Burrows (prof.), Morris * *“ * A, M. Grieve, Davies, J. Brownlie, b Davies , J. Messer ...

... 17. la, 19, cad 211 b. Mr C. J. os the Home water, billed ealmos we4gbiag 16, 16, 18. 20, 211, mad 24th ; cede. the lower Morris, Winnow., had ose A 16th.. Oes the Headway& wabet 11.. WaldiaGriZth, , of Hiadereyde Park, leaded three &h, the weird& A were ...

... INT.-0a Saturday evening Provost Brown proraded at • most entertainment in ttio Volunteer Hall. The audience numbered about 1200. Songs were Oven by Mrs Morris and the Mimes and and by Rev. W. titeveuon end Mr Minting. Mr H. S. and Mr J. S. played sad ...

... poultry. Ni —On Welneaday night a young girl sem. Annatrooth in King was crafting that street was roe over by the milk v. of Mn Hall, itairyn.i. Ma nig rierinuoly hurt. Tug HY.% L 1014.1. Orr Boxer AND Wait helil ia Hdl.tinlashiel., Tueeflay seek, the of the ...

... in saving life. Che A Boy Hancrp,—On Sunday evening a boy named William Robinson, aged twelve years, son of a labourer in Govan, while playing with a younger brother, by swinging with a towel from a roller behind the kitchen door, got his head entangled ...

... WA LKER BURN. TILL lIIIITING.-011 Friday evening last week, in the Templar Hall, ander the auspices of the Prayer Union, a social meeting was held. Chief- Pilgrim J. G. Govan (of the Faith Mission), presided, and there was a good attendance. Suitable ...