... met atlO o'clock; the Lord, President was absent throughout the day. Th e prisoners were all brought in, with the ex- ?? of Hardie, the unfortunate manl tried yester- davI Johl Baird was immediately put to the btar, and the following gentlemen sworn of ...

... his nerson, but he resemblesi him very much lie called himself ,ir Thomas Ai'aitland' Robert MI'Nair, teller in the Thdtle hankli a draft was presenteA at th: Bank, signed Sir Thomas Maitland, Ba, rnnet, K.C.13. Admir al, Roval Naiy; by a ersm he thought ...

... Police bus IS Court, when Dainiel Mackenzie and Robert Blair were Th ve sentenced to 60, and Andrew Hardie to 30, days' impri- t' [ ye sonment, and Thomas Finlayson was dismissed. ant d Gacrden Ptonts.-For some weeks during the spring, tabi of dealers in ...

... the drove-road itself; and secondly, that regarding hat, what the respondents temrn) drove-stances. On the firs it is hardy neessry t sa anyhin more than that I think it desir-de able that it eshortid form the sruhject of a separate issrre. There ...

... his shop. Thomas Kelly, provision dealer in Main Street, Gorbals-Saw the mob breaking Harper's shop. They were firing gune, and 0' Campbell, the panel, was ringing. a hell. He was very active amongst the rioters-. JTane Rae-, serrant to Thomas Gifford, ...

... Were- tter- Charles Taylor, George Cox, 'William Poole, Charles 'Wicks, ut I 10 Thomas Herbert, Thomas Ions, James Browton, Hugh Conway, s(t Alexander Hardy, Samuel Hardy, James John Nlorton, William 7 and Winspere, and Samuel Morgan. They were of much ...

... e. We have been informeid that the cau'e of IMr- Macrach thus noting- is that he held his farm from s '4 middleman named Thomas Leanwtywho derives uinder the head landlord. Mr3V. El. Carrot; that Mr. Magrath had paidlhis rent to Leamrv, who owed large ...