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... Comptou D. Kichardson Perkins Jas. Frascr J. Richardson Shaboe Bayman Herbert Sander Gill Foulger Barnard Nicholson Harvey Littlejohn Minutes the last meeting were read and confirmed. balance was reported in the treasurer's hands of £2523 9s. 3d. Annual ...
... Total 144 LARGE Timiiir.—There may be seen at our publishing office this day, a turnip grown in the garden of Mr Peter Harvey, Littlejohn Street, which, although sown in April, weighs no less than 7 ilbs. SAD SUCCESSIVE BEREAVEMENTS.-Our DD. pre ion of the ...
... principle on which he makes tie entry and fixes the sum. The Clerk also laid before the meeting a letter from Mr P. Harvey, Littlejohn Street, intimating that the west end of said street was entirely unprovided for, and left destitute of the supply of ...
... 3 Cobairdy, 2 Mayen House. Turnips 7-1 and 2 Cobairdy, 3 Mayen House. AMATEUR CLASS. Greenhouse Plants-1 and 2 Peter Harvey, Littlejohn Street, Huntly. Miscellaneous Plants-1 Peter Harvey, 2 Wm. Yeats, Huntly. Foliage Plants-1, 2, and 3 Peter Harvey. ...
... and Mayen House. The re, amateurs sustained their part very creditably. For cut de flowers and pot plants Mr Peter Harvey, Littlejohn Street, was as usual the most successful competitor. 'et- For potatoes Messrs George Brander, Wlliam, Downie, James ...
... trii . s rE til l i ) le i t m ili n e l i t i. t stdrt a y K o i r l t ( o l lU 2% ;ti l i A lita ll s )' Apply to P. HARVEY, Littlejohn Street, Huntl Wages w.ll be given to a properly qualited party a ith I ' I'UPNI Certificates.-Apply, Mrs Joss.-Cruchie ...
... Bulkeler Hyslop. Edgar Montgomery laths, Ruben Jardine. Benjamin Charles Poole Kennard, William Henry Edward lklenry Harvey Littlejohn, bL A. ; Williamblat (L.R.C.P. and SE., L.F.P. and S. Meal Clark Manifold, Charles James John Paton, Alexander Prims ...
... —Tho office-bearers of this ' -Society for the . year 1888-89 have . just been appointe'l as follows : —Presidents—Harvey Littlejohn , M . A ., M . B . , ; -A . • L . Gillespie , M : B . ; R . . Abernethy , M . B . ; E . C .. Carter , M . B . Secrstaries—P ...
... aff, soldering that the animal had suffering from sere Principal Walley, Dirk Veterinary Collor, Dr Littlejohn, and Dr Harvey Littlejohn also gam • similar opinion. Mr Rand thr moved that the Magistrate grant • commission to examine certain withers in the ...
... form death than strangulation, and the struggle for life waa very great. was much greater an ...
... back ,f the head and knotteI at the 5 throat. The cause of death was strangulation by a lihzture round the neck. Dr Harvey Littlejohn and Dr Joseph Bell corro- e borated. Janet, Anderoon, wife of John Anierson, I-igi a Street, 'rescoap:ons, deponed that ...
... causing a . deep furrow. The child bed been mature and A s j healthy, and the cause of death was strangulation. I n Dr Harvey Littlejohn, who had assisted at the I d examination of the male child, and Dr Joseph j A at Bell, who had helped at the investigation ...