OPEN On THURSDAY, 16th October, at 6 p.m. HIGH-CLASS PICTURES, CHARMING MUSIC, A/CD SPLENDID TEA ROOMS.

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To elect a Town Councillor in place of Judge MACFARLANE, who goes out by rotation, and Two Parish Councillors of the City Parish of Edinburgh. VI.--GORGIE WARD. Polling PIace—GORGIE PUBLIC SCHOOL, GORGIE. To elect a Town Councillor in place of Judge STEVENSON, who goes out by ro

EDINBURG The BOARD invite APPL/CATioNS for PROSFECTTVE VACANCIE-S for KEN and WOMEN ASSISTANTS. Candidates must have completed an approved Course at a Training College. Forms of application and copies of 01.5 Board's scale of Salariee may be had from the undersictved on receipt

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James Morton said he was partner in a firm of Glasgow lawyers who acted as law agents for the trustees of the late Sir John Muir, who were proprietors of the house at 6 Park Gardens. The value of the house was about £BOOO. George Baxter, clerk with the same lawyers, said that a

of Scotland against John Pursell, 13 Bernard Street, Leith, for £3OO. The pursuers say that the defender was an elder of the Elder Memorial Free Church, Leith, the Deacon's Court of which had an account current at the pursuers' Leith Walk branch. On 7th November, 1907, the Deaco