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... a deep border black, and, divided in two parts, contains the royal coat of arms, with a wdiite background on the right side, and the left is the Prince Consort's coat of arms, with a black grounding. It has a very chaste appearance, and its meaning is ...
... Sandness. she was upset, four men lost, after struggling hard for their lives. Their names are John Sinclair, William Sinclair, Laurence Sinclair, and John Sinclair. On Tuesday evening, while the late train was proceeding from Crofthead to Glasgow, oueof ...
... bed dead. The body was lying on its back, the left arm being close by the side, and the right arm appeared to have been in a bent position ; but the tire at this part had been so strong that the arm, from the hand to the elbow, was entirely consumed. ...
... present at Viscountess Palmerston’s on Saturda at Cambridge and Countess of Airlie; Lord an’ ” Lady Misses Ogilvy (2). Sir John Ogilvy, M.P., and the The § inten: begs to acknow dent of the Dundee Royal Infirmary of crutches two Blackness errace, six ...
... Donald M'Kay, seaman. 33, Argyll; Wil: liam seaman, 36, _ Cotnwall; Daniel Harris, seaman. 26, Cardigan ; William Portcall, seaman, 35, ICitkcudoright; John Crawky, seaman. 30, Robert Henderson, seaniau, 42, Lancaster; ' Robert Lewis, seaman, 33. Liverpool; ...
... inverted commas, but is otherwise very well wiitten. In the Second Part we have the full Listery of the theft of Brace’s M33. by John Logan, and lastly the poems and paraphrases. Of these we cannot here say more thau that tuey are well worth reading, and it ...
... Fenianism in Ireland, and to the disturbances in Glasgow, where armed men had acted in defiance of the troops, and posted up a notice stating that they intended to obtain their rights by force of arms.” Subse- quent to this we find the economic Joszpn Hume opposing ...
... recovery. Neat ‘awp hese to John at the door of ‘ower Hill, S over Diamond was led away men drove it away in great haste, and of the the cart was f ound within an hour at or a Maw on Fri- day, an inquest was in London on the body of John Hs Hunter, a aged 57 ...
... States Government in-f Itail- amounting altogether to abovu one million A man named John LHley, occupying the post of 1 groom of the chambers the of thf l&ri of Cardigan, has been committed for trial the chifge stealing cheque for £18 belonging to hii mister ...
... the “About meas is the PORES Sow constitute an ordinary Vi At one of the London Police Courts this week, a youn| the ‘name John He was seen to to the of a fish in libe wa a lange Tbe, andl _ He was sentenced to AtN ton,» the newly-nailed catching in one ...
... £12,000, and the contracwhom belong to Inverness) are as follow: rork—Mr. Andrew Fraser ; carpenter work v Munro slater—Mr John Russell; plumber >n Mackenzie; plasterer—Mr Allan Mac kinbuilding to commenced at once, and is bat the foundation-stone will ...
... was to preserve the lives of the whites and the honour of their wives and daughters. Speeches were also delivered by Lord Cardigan, the Earl of Shrewsbury, and the Rev. Charles Kingsley. An indignation meeting was held at the same time, at which over two ...