... THE LATE MR MACKENZIE. OF KIRKCUDBRIGHT. The death of this gentleman recently appeared our obituary ; but ho deserves more particular notice. He was a native tho town of Kirkcudbright, where he died, at the mature age of eighty. Mackenzie was educated ...

... THE LATE CAPTAIN MACKENZIE Mrs Mackenzie, wife of the late Captain H. P. Mackenzie, nephew of the Misses Mackenzie, Belmont, Kirkcudbright, has received the following letter from ...

... Ibe Late Mr Steal. Bathe HANLOS, referring to the loss the Council had sustained by the death of Mr Adam Steel, said that none of them would question Mr Steel's interest in everything appertaining to the welfare of the burgh. Possibly, at ...

... THE LATE AIR ADAM Before proceeding to the business before the meeting, Mr moved that the mittee engross on their minutes their deep sense of the loss they Ir.d sustained through the death of Mr Adam Nowa, Reiman. His good qualities had ...

... POEMS BY THE LATE MR ADAM Burros, LINITCLZOOL WOVE& The ship waiting for me To bear me o'er the sea, But the powers that do watch o'er me Will also watch o'er thee. I leave without regretting The land where I was born, Save what is past forgetting, That ...

... ADAM STODDART, LOCKERBIE. The death took place suddenly yesterday morning of Mr Adam Stoddart. grain merchant, Lockerbie. Deceased; who was 54 years of age, had not enjoyed good health lately. He had a seizure in his house yesterday morning ami died almost ...

... at Nitheide. Mr Mackenzie was called to Birming- the Rev. Di Wood was induced to to Dumfries. During his ministry the Revival of 1661 was experienced he-re. threw himself heartily into the and it was due to a suggestion of his the late Mr William Milligan ...

... was re-elected follows: Mrs M'Call, Mrs Charlton, Miss Orr- Paterson, Miss Wallace; Mr Adam Gray, Ingleston; Mr T. Anderson, Tongland; Mr R. Clacherty, Twynholm; Mr J. Henderson, ...

... and Mr C. Tenna t, M Phere were Chub—Mr C. 8. Parker, M.P.; Mr J. Stewart, M.P ; Mr W. Holms, M.P.; Mr M.P.; Mr J C. Bolten, M.P.; J. Barclay, M.P.; Mr MP; ...

... THE LATE MR FORSYTH OF LADYFIELD. The death of William Forsyth, Esq. of Ladyfield, recorded to-day in our obituary, is suggestive of mournful reflections, account of the loss which his family, his friends, and the Church, have sustained; while their poignant ...

... Profea*or Miller of Edinburf>h College, Oanean M‘ljnrcn, late Lord Provoat of Edinliurgh, Bailie Brown Dougina, and Mr Knot, J.P., gave imi'Ortant evidence irganling the working of (he For he# Mackenzie Act. Their teetimony was very different in character ...

... nature.’ Mr Stirling professes to boliovo that the Forbes Mackenzie Act was inlonded to make people sober law, and thus to substitute force for moral means in advancing tho cause of morality. The fallacy of this is so glaring that can hardly believe Mr Stirling ...