... M'NAB, Bookseller, Crieff, baa been appointed A seat for the Dundee Courier ...

... Stick or Umbrella, with name ; and Seal Plate, with Initials engraved reverse, for stamping envelopes. Ac.—24 Sheets of Cream Note-Paper, 25 Envelopes, Pen-holder, and One Dozen Pens and Blotting ; 50 Book Labels (two sorts), he Ivory Memorandum Tablets ...

... are useil round the promissory note inclosed, properly signed, and the bottoms of long or short skirts, sometimes and on recept of the sum required with the letter « palm leaves, or creicente. two Bank of England notes £lOO each would be White dressca ...

... M‘NAB, Bookseller, Crieff, has been ap. pointed Agent for the Dundee Courier it Argue. Tourists' Guide Books and Views, on Note Paper and Cards, of Strathearn. Fishing-Tackle of every description. The Courier A A rgus supplied every morning • Your future ...

... after the nots or boxes are nut on sea I ! I 1 Bi «*' lst> 10j » vid Mltcllell M . r l9 - “rviMCommenW of pain in and rhibarb. note down which is intended to AIUtUOATH ImJ *i « ?”o burn, s*a lbs- _ hiaieftside. (tot aome water and felt little orce cover up ...

... the Earl of Dalhousie, said report to lodged within seven days after intimation hereof. (Signed) Fred. L. Maitland Heriot. Note.—lt is necessary that the Sheriff should have the whole facts brought out before he i 3 able to dispose satisfactorily this ...

... the company were then asked to amuse as pleasure dictated, the means of enjoyment being provided for them. Some engaged in football, vaulting, quoit playing, and racing, not few were initiated into the etceteras of croquet, others wandered about the.parks ...

... School writes to the Standard to say that after an experience of eighteen months at Rugby, he has come to the conclusion that football as played there is not a dangerous game. The propeller steam-tug Maria, of the United States Navy, was accidentally sunk ...

... between the topmost bales and the deck planks. above the lower part°ohhe fc crmbiLgs! he tio T faSno?tKh? ndfreeveufcila N~otes. —These recommendations to be adonted bv the Chamber of Commerce, and a copy to tr»n«. mitted to the' Chamber of Commerce ...

... i Temple Mills, £2 2$ Ramsay Works, lis ' Works, £2 10s. Football—Englajto v. Scotland,—A under the above title, will take in London Saturday the 19fch inst., according to the rules 01 Football Association. . j' Grouse Shooting.—On Wednesday, Sir , Shaw ...

... yesterday says Earl Granville's reply to Count Bismarck's Note on the London Treaty of 1837 was decided on, ani that the document left London on Saturday night. The Observer believes the Note asserts that no breach neutrality on the part of Luxemburg ...

... the so called baby-farmers, consider that they have been subjected to treatment, are taking Bteps to obtain redress. Great Football Match— England v. land.—This graiid international match came off the Oval, Kennington, London, on Saturday noon, in the of ...