... are, hiorvevor. adopting exticurn dinarv L0eans to be equal tv) the uxcv-sioss. A syLidicace Gi halt a d rorera nrkrr porter, hast beeta forcle II for tho desplath ra three deltgare3 to Ireland' IThere tmen leb; 1 Ti'ue'xtda jsi-or n,c tvitoh .itiL and ...

... Fraser-burgh, the tracvling company's A steamer Mormond, while mllking the h-ar- e. hour, was dashed against the masonry of thi. -pier udnd sustained serious damage to e the l'teehiork and plates of her stem, The [it Grimsby trawler 2agnific also went ashore ...

... meetirng the e- other evening that he had that night already de- 51I live red two speeches and sung five songae! ol- Mir (0. NG. pier, of Glasgow, is to lecture on ' Trhe Life of Byron, under the auspices of the ed Grammar School Former Pnpils' Club, on Friday ...

... rate-11id on owners and n is Oy-d on ocoupiers; the increase on last year's f assessments 'being id on owners and id on CCol: t piers. In connection with accounting and l n audit, the boards circular of 6th July, 1900, t anent simplifying of assessmnent roll ...

... a few. 4 ho.ry. Being night, we could see little of the plsee,~.but what weditdsee wae-thoreily-up to. date- -the wharves: pier: etc., beitng brlhiarrtly V lighted swith elestricit-. Time ni board ship 1 hung somewhat heavily on hand, but tse weather ...