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... SLAMANNAN A SON OF THE MANSE.—Sir Robert Horne is a eon of the manse, his father having been pariah minister of Slamannan. In this connection a very witty baying is attribnuxl to Mrs Horne. the Clianoellor's mother. A friend was discussing with her the ...
... SLAMANNAN. A DISPLENISAIIVO BALL at Thresprigg farm was conducted there on Monday list, the effects belooairg to the late John Marshall, Threaprigg. Mr Thomas Bantle acted as auctioneer. FARMING.—Mr Ebenezer Forrester, farmer. Dyke, Slamannen, sod Mr ...
... SLAMANNAN. THE BOWLING is presently being well petroeized whoa the weather is favourable for outdoor games. THE alterations in Rosemount Sate Free Chtrch . ) School are rapidly being proceeded with , b at it will be a few weeks before these are fully ...
... SLAMANNAN. Tits Co-operative Scciety (Ltd.), at a meeting of the members held in the Orange Hal!, n Toeaday ►ast, it was agreed to abide by their former resolution to have their auntiel trip and excursion to Stirling next week. SLACI.tNNAN Parish Church ...
... SLAMANNAN IT is reported that Messrs Jno. M'Culloch, colliery manager, Jawcraig, and Robert Wilson, Candi* House, Avonbridge, members of the pneent School Board, do not intend to seek re-election. New BOWLING Gem SLANANNAN.—The contract for forming the ...
... SLAMANNAN. BETTER-MAKING SUCCESSES.—Tbat weU•known butter-maker, Miss Rennie, Parkhead, Slamannan, has bad a very onoceesful run as an exhibitor of dairy produce at this year's shows. She was prominent in the Edinburgh show prize -list, while at Lanark ...
... SLAMANNAN. LeeTree.—A lecture was given in the Parish Church here on Wednesday last by Rev. Allen Reid, M.A., on the subject which was illustrated with lime-light views. The lecture was listened to with much attention. After the customary votes of thanks ...
... SLAMANNAN. FI.IIIANN:IN Ct T'•.- 1 1cthere] the..-y tin•ir thirty.erenth show \Nodsysyley is the 4114'110 Perk. h bright warm, and the oublie lorry numbers. Over all. the par../ with Let year. 1L•• jelly . In no, Anil of quebty. I ssr Woo-lend. on ...
... SLAMANNAN. Fair CHURCH LITERARY SOCIETY. The weekly meeting was held on Tuesday night. Rev. g e Strathearn presided. The gubjeco on the prJei Ammo was a musical night, and • most enjoyable evening was spent PARISH CHURCH YOUNG GCILD. The weekly meeting ...
... SLAMANNAN. New YEAR'S Fitouc.—At the Kahl: heriff Court on Monday, Andrew Fiickeito3. miner, Smithfield, was sentenced to pay or uodergo 14 days' imprisonment for a breach of the and breaking six panes of glass in a house. PARISH Cnt acu VACANCY. Church ...
... SLAMANNAN. WESLEYAN METHODIST CHEW& —The P..rkinson. tb. newly apt Ward pastor of lii conducted the review' bore on ler. forenoon sad of ing wall atrinded. Rev. Mr W previded. After a service of tea, fruit. sad lean. chairmen briefly addressed Ellis. ...
... SLAMANNAN. Tut annual show of fruit, vegetables, and flowero took place here in the Public School on Saturday last. There was a fair attendance. The judges, members, and friends partook of luncheon in the afternoon in Geo. Nisbet's, Bridgend Inn. Mr William ...