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... the really beautiful poetry of Lady FL ira Hastings from winning its way into that wide and high popularity which it is so worthy of. Lady Flora Hastings was the eldest daughter of Francis, Marquis of Hastings, Governorgeneral of India, and Flora Mum Campbell ...
... thuuSAJlaa, aged 39ireors.—Dagdy. GRAY—At 5 Aso. 08_04 Kb April, after a briell Bea Hate, So Wooed &ugh j ter elMoi Jamb y. HENDAt Pier. Ana% thi4th April, Mr Wiliiena Wino ggd 47 years, of the of nurserymen seedies HERON—At Wt.= Co,. Kawlmalm en the 28th Ma* ...
... Oar. vu.. lugs eiteaddwille di tpedieedies. - ILUOTIOII4I43V. There were twolight odd et Ude day, GI head of sod VA Nod War HASTINGS I ZAT'S X Ala. sue brought Isrosid sad old at ibis My So Mad of costis, sad /OS sissy sad lambs. Tusk quiet. PaOVISIONS. ...
... TRUSTEES for Confirmation of Bye-Laws enacted and made by the said Trustees for Regulating the use of the Harbour, Dock, and Pier, the admission of vessels thereto, and their removal therefrom, and as to the exercise of powers, ac., in virtue of the Ayr ...
... Kirkcaldy. 11)rake and I 'lick (any &g.)—l, Hector Walker, Coylton; 2, Andrew Love, Heidi; 3,1). Hastings, Darvel. Pair of Pullets-1, T. Falfuton; Loans; •'. 1). Hastings, Darvel; 3, M. Cochran, Dreghorn Coinmended—W. & Dozen Heevieet Hen Eg4s-1, Miss M. Fullerton ...
... over Whitehill, and succeeded in bagging 12 head of various sorts of game. The Duke and Duchess; of Portland, Lord and Lady Hastings, Algernon Lennox, and MiA Gradell arrived at Balmoral Hotel. Bdinburgh, from the north on Friday evening. The return of ...
... blown down! The coastguard immediately came back to the pier to stand in defence, and the warship commenced tiring. On receiving intelligence of the bombardment, Captain Hog,arth made haste down to the battery at the Inches, and was able to return tire ...
... prepared for the foundations of the New Bridge. It appears that the two centre piers of the bridge are founded upon what is called leafy rock, and that in the Aimee between the piers this rock was left standing. The large blocks of ice which came down the river ...
... responded to Mr Trete rompers, to come to the whims tortbsowslven an la of its same% Two will be repeated this evening. —Yours r HASTINGS, Manager for Mr Osmond Tearle. SNOW= es RAILWAT.-011 afteeseen, shoat Aloe, a shocking accident esmural ca lea Joint near ...
... lodged with the assessor on or before 21st inst. FATAL ACCIDENT -On Thursday night, II fatal accident ocoorred at the Etat Pier, Stranrier. Mr George Brown, Innkeeper, Sandbead, had arrived by the Irish Steamer, and was proceeding to • machine when be ...
... the words affixed to the scurcheno of her grandfather, the great Marqui. of Hastings, at Malta--- I,,dxgrari. - I have laboured, I rest.'' Dri,stroSlTioN iii SZWIIR • Piers. —Dr Fergus, of Glasgow, has done good eervioo in dime. Wig public attention ...
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