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... Council (fourteen in number)—Mr Andrew Leitch, Newport; Mr Andrew Bowper, Kincaple; Mr Auchterloine Hardie, Tayport; Mr David Beveridge, Kingskettle; Mr Thomas Hutchison, Kennoway; Mr Alexander Bethune, Elie; Mr William Meiklejohn, Freuchie; Mr John Shepherd ...
... BRIGHT'S DISEASE.—Puor. Da. R. A. GUNN. WARNER'S 'SAFE' CURE completely cured my INDIGESTION and LIVER TROUBLE.—REv. JAMS!! THOMAS, Newtown, Mont. WARNER'S ' SAFE' CURE effected a permanent cure after having been a martyr to RHEUMATIC GOUT for twenty-three ...
... Russell and family, Coatbridge Mr and Mrs Duddington and family, Coatbridge Mrs Nauru and famil Glasgow Mr. Blackstone Mar kinch Thomas and Mrs Stunock Markinch Arnot, Anchtennichty RoeEßs'K Mr Miller and family, Portland Maine U.S.A., Mr and Mrs Milne and family ...
... Birrell, Glasgow Perthside Howe—Ralph Ellis and family London Fernbank—Mr and Mrs Harris, Edinbu Williamsburgh Cottage—Mrs Hardie and family, Southampton Mm P. A. Weir and family India. Miss Reid and Miss Haldane Glasgow. Mrs P. A. Weir India I_R e v. ...
... Kirkmay Gardens-Misses Mishima), Newport Shore &pipe-Robert Gray, Glaagow Rock House-Mr and Mrs Dalglegit, Edinburgh Roes Wynd-Thomas Fulton acd family, Glasgow. West Braes-J Hume and family Edinburgh -James Brown and family, %Email Mrs BrownlScott-Misses ...
... and only one at Crail. This station was intended to be built of brick. Captain Bremner mentioned that he had seen Colonel M'Hardy, who quite approved of brick. Tim WAR Rimier FUND.—A meeting of the Committee appointed at the recent public meeting to take ...
... scattered the galleons of Spain, raged with unchecked fury round the Fife coast for three days. In Anstruther the town's folk, hardy sea dogs as they were, could hardly. venture beyond their doors. On the evening of the third day when the first wrath of the ...
... Robertson Is, Lewis Camaro:lX; Alex. Hutt Ss ed, Mrs Haggart bs, Jean A. Haggart 2s Bd, Eleanor A. Haggart 2s Bd, Doctor M'Hardy 6s, H. Birrell 2s ad, R. Bayne is, W. Mackie Is, Alex. Birrell Is, B. Whittaker is Jas. Lawson I2s ed, and Mrs Troup es, Mrs ...
... can easily get that sum out of the meeting before we leave, and I will contribute £1 of it. (Applause.) Captain Gay and Mr Thomas Brown each gave 10s. The Provost—lf we get £1 from ex-Provost Peattie that completes the £25. (Applause.) Mr Duncan—As there ...
... Private Humphreys, 2d Lancashire, was subsequently wounded in the foot. Tas Dina= or Tov Wr.seorra.—A fourteen year old boy, Thomas Kyi., who lives with his parents at 4 Tureen Street, Glasgow, was on Saturday night shot in the right hand with a toy pistol ...
... contributed to it is one of the beet known of army chaplains, the Rev• E. J. Hardy, whose commission goes back to the year 1878. He tells us in his new book ' Mr Thomas Atkins,' that Thomas Atkins was the name of a sentry who, when the Europeans in Lucknow were ...
... to Agaes Gay Barclay, Cellardyke. BIIIITH—THONNON. — A 6 Grange Loan. Edinburgh, on the 14 instant. by the Rev. P. Fleming, Thomas Smith, eldest see of Charles Smith, St Mows, to Mary Thomson, eldest daughter of Alen. Thomson, Cellardyke. LIED. Mgcrit.l ...