••ANCHOR” LINE. KATES- Saloon, 9s ; 2nd Cabin, 10s; Steerage, £5 10s and 16s. ••ALLAN” LINE. RATEB Cabin, 10s; Steerage, £5 lUs. Passengers can be booked and further information obtained, by applying to WILLIAM COMBE, Agent, OFFICE, BELLSHILL.

A Riotous Sweep —On Tuesday at Airdrie J.P. Court, Joseph Bowes, chimney sweep. Duck Street, Chapelhall, was charged with disorderly behaviour at his mother’s house Monday night last striking his mother and sister on the face with his clenched fist and cursing, swearing, and mak

oral ISTO BOILING WiTBE. On Monday night Elizabeth Stewart, years, daughter Alexander Stewart, hour feeder, North Square, Gartsherne, died Alexander Hospital, Coatbridge, from the suit accident. . The girl was taking her father s dinner. »nJ had to pass along the banka of the can

REV. HUGH WILSON (LATE OF BELLSHILL). No doubt Urge number of our reeden bare many occasiona expressed desire to hear of the welfare of our late esteemed Parish Church minister, the Rev. Hugh Wilton, who left Bellshill for Australis. We have been favoured with two newspaper cutt

Bellahill to Uddinßston and Glasgow-* 1", 9-17, 10-27, 11-20, 12-59 (Sat.only), a.m. ; 1 «, 2 25 and 2-58 (Sate, only), 3-6, 4-55 (Sats. only , 5-7, 6-30, 6-50, 7-8. 9-42, 10-24 (Sats. only) Glasgow (Central) Bollshill —6-45,8-22,9-2 , (low level), 11-45 a.m.; 1-0,2-0 (low level

till 11 a-m. j till p.m.; S»ts. 1U •‘■" till 13 noon only.

ITALY’S THEATRE. Under the Managemenlof Mr. George Edwardes. EVERY EVENING AT 8.15. MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT 2.50. A new Muaie*l Play entitled AilKI. The Book by Janma T Tanner. Lyrics by Adrian Roen. Additional Lyrics by Percy Greenbank. The Mnniohv Lionel Monckton, Additional

There was a large and fashionable assembly on Monday St. Margaret's Church. Westminster, to witness the marriage of Mr. lan Zachary Malcolm, M.P. for the Stowmarket Division of Suffolk, eldest son of Colonel E. D. Malcolm, C. 8., late R.E., and Miss Jeanne Langtry, daughter of t

OBSTRUCTION. Mr. Jolly said he had been asked to mention an obstruction in Mere street caused by a large packing case standing in the gutter way for some time outside Messrs Stead & Simpson’s shop, which was in a narrow part of the street. horse had shied at the obstruction, and