... number of railway men engaged in mineral traffic are thrown out of work. According to a Glasgow telegram, the Airdrie and Slamannan masters have agreed to give the men the shilling per day advance they demanded, and it is regarded as probable that other ...

... number of railway men engaged in mineral traffic aro thrown out of work. According to a Glasgow telegram, the Airdrie and Slamannan masters have agreed togive the men the shillin r r»r day advancj they demanded, and it is revalued as probable that other ...

... storm of wind and rain. John Mott, 21 yean of age; David Fleming, 22 yeara ; and Mary Flannigan, 45 yean, were walking from Slamannan to Airdrie, on the North British Railway, when they were run over and killed by a fast passenger train. Mott had his left ...

... hereinafter called Railway No. 4, commencing in the Parish of Muiravonside, in the County of Stirling, by a junction with the Slamannan and Borrowstounness Branch of the North British (late Monklands) Railway, at a point thereon 600 yards or thereabouts southward ...

... veilfied what APLauchlan i. The moss stretches fonvard five or six nill-. Slamannan and Archie, and, like a u Scoi comparatively bleak and bav.vn. About .1 -,11; rai’e from ibc Slamannan side west ami nou;i had parted and floated forward— in,' I growing oats ...

... could to restore animation, but their efforts were in vain. — While a young man named Jobn M'i'hee, a miner, residing at Slamannan, was skating on Hillend Reservoir, near Airdrie, on Monday ,'the ice gave way with him and he was drowned. — A boy eleven ...

... are hardly conducive to healthy growth. Singular Elopement — Great excitement was caused in the village of Linierigg, near Slamannan, a few days ago, by the news tbat a man named John Shaw, who is married and has four young children, had elop_-d with tbe ...