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... postmnastership in Glasgow presided. In the i course of the evening, Mr Braid was presented i with a writing companion, and a salad bowl for I I Mrs Braid. The ?? was made by Mr Hegarty, postmaster, Aberdeen. At Arbroath yesterdav John Sinall, district] ...

... tical intentions of the partyas a whole. Thus it is that, thoughl nothing, will over Isever Mr Doulas from the love of his salad days, he noa gives notice that his affection must for the future be regarded as purely platonic. And when the general election ...