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... worthy of aotice, was exhibited at the Highland and Agricultural Society's Show at Stirling in 1873. Mr limiter of Maybole improved upon that implement, and exhibited it at the Royal Show at Bedford in 1874, where it &Masted considerable attention. Siuco then ...
... THE NEW PARLIAMENT. MEMBERS RETURNED. The following members have been returned to the new Parliament. Those marked thus a show the 3-- SCOTLAND. Purim. Harems. C L L Absrasen city —..John Webster 1 1. Aberdeenshire, East Sir Alex. Gordon . . 1 1. Ab ...
... John Stewart, of Arbroath, who chose for his tubject-- The fertilisation of flowers and floral defences, illustrated by diagrams. After describing the various parts of a flower relating to his siihjilit, the reproductive organs, he, in a very graphic manner ...
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... have walked instead of trotted the animal across The fact of Mr Nicoll himself being a R 044 Treatise was also brought out to show that it wanhis duty to hare complained of the road to the Surleyor. The Surveyor thought pal two with a e the public. Wt die ...
... ) There was a time, gentlemen, when it was the redden for pitlslic to say— Show me a proved abuse, and I will do my best to correct it. Times are changed. Men now Hay Show me a practical improvement, and that improve meet I will do my beat to realise ...
... entertained that the work may come to Montrose. es Locks arreiter. --The marri age took place on Thursday November 24. at the Chelsea Old Church, London. of Major Forbes Fraser, M.C.. Seaford% Highlanders (at we& eat serving on the Inter-Allied Rhineland High ...
... Eetate Agriculture] Show wan marked by the striking incident a speech by the lady of the principal guest—in this instance, the Baronet of that ilk, Sir John Guest. The Lanford rotate is Sir John's property, stet the yearly agricultural show is described se ...
... the black crowns of the paha. • race so beautifully formed ; here the artists turning them to • bright green : up, up of Chelsea would find models to inspire, also creeps the San: the earth is flooded with a background which has few equals. Light, with ...
... —Bee-linewe ventured last week (says an American parr), to Introduce a few Latin words Into a paragraph, just to make • little show of our know. ledge, a contemporary quotes Latin at us in a moat te. roe:otis manner. Ne says—• Nihilist.' Who is Kihil, who ...
... Titan, Thomas Carlyle, who, though now among the Southerns generally known as the Chelsea prophet, is literally a sturdy Dumfries peasant. and hoe no more to do with Chelsea than I have to do with Cheltenham. ( Hear, bear,' and applause.) London has in ...
... Young Hunt fell near bite, in front of some shelves from which Mr Carlyle wanted a book. Was be mad? said the Sage of Chelsea to one of the libraries'. No. Wee be starved ? No. Something more was muttered about inconvenience, sad then Mr ...