... Thorpeness, 8; live lifeboat and other boats, 18 men and vessel; Pitdstow, 4; Butte Haven, 3; Braunton, 20; Porthcawl, 10; Cardigan, 3; Southport., 4; Lytham, 32 men and 1 vessel; Kirkcudbright, 3 men and vessel; Thurso, 3; and Buddonness (Dundee), 8 men ...

... Thorpeneas, 8; Rye lifeboat and other boats, 18 men and vessel; Padstow, 4 ; Bade Haven, 3 ; Braunton, 20; Forthcawl, 10; Cardigan, 3; Southport, 4; Lytam, 32 men and 1 vessel; Kirkcudbright, 3 men and vessel; Thurso, 3 ; and Buddouness (Dtmdee), 8 men ...

... Fremont, set aside for being too fast General Sigel, on an indefinite leave of absence; and General Franklin, weeded out of the arm of the Potomac for no special reason that we bare heard of. General Halleck's retired list of Major-Generals will soon exceed ...

... 3at a Russian shell bursting on the right front of Lord Cardigan now threw a fragment which met Nolan full on the chest, and tore away into his heart. The sword dropped from his hand; but the arm with which he was waving it the moment before still remained ...

... biscuit: e wer: urgently needed, he is rot to be found. to within i3ia the last century, if no ni t, e i7lee n d inc ia l r The S. John Ambulance Association is fast ,wtewveiceginad b a k e d eoatits, cooked, shows that * they extending the seep, of its labours ...

... endorsement. and cures and inform soma.. his profession. But how will you treat the when I ant your cousin 1 Evelyn threw her arms impulsively around Lille, and drew her blushing face toward her to kiss it again and again. I will love you dearly, she ...

... for fixing admiration upon a single feminine arm in an assemblage where such members of the human form are numerously displayed £2OO has been given Madame Tussaud’s (Limited) for the perambulator, Cardigan jacket, and Mrs Hogg’s jacket which was worn ...

... The Rectory, Peterhead Mrs Webster, Koockdurn, Portsoy Mrs Young, Stirling Terrace ;k, Kilmarnock Arms— Con- verier. John J. Smith— Vict-Covvmtr. John Charles, Milton— Treasurer. Alexander Bruce, Bank Agent \ Secretaries. William Duncan, Lime Company ...

... Savoch ; Andrew Gammie, Starniefin ; James Lee, Crimond Mills; John Milne, Cairnchina; John Smith, Hillbcad, Cairness; and Alex. Milne, Cockmuir, were appointed to carry out the arrangements. Mr John Stephen, Smiddybill, was appointed socretaty. Longsidb—Harvest ...

... —Worthy chief templar, John .Sandhaven ; vice-templar, James Bun, jun., JO Pnullie; worthy chaplain, retary, William Bken Pi-ullie; secretary, John Duthte MiicheJ, Pituhio; treasurer, Maggie Jane Huncie, Sandhaven; eecrotary, John Sim, Pitullie; marslml ...

... Bailie Macconnachie proposed, and Mr John Wilson seconded, the re-election of Mr John Park as Provost, and the motion was unanimously agreed to. The various committees were then appointed. Bailie Dickson and Mr John Wilson were re elected reprosontatives ...

... now £10,790. There had been paid out of revenue during the year new pipes in Grattan Street and George Street, and the cost of works at Tyrie. It was resolved to take over Grattan Street as a public street from Lord Saltoun. Special instruction? were given ...