... COURANT, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 1863 notice. COENS REMOVED FROM THEIR BED. SI & SON, duly qualified t °.! K.ll.theUte Duke of his Duke of Bt Albans, respeotfull, ln and QeEtry Clergy, and Inhabitants of Edinburgh and Us yicfnity tbit they may be 1 f ™ 10 A ...

... Black Wood. His last act before leaving this country for the south, to die, was to give his thin trembling hand to lower his Duke and friend into the grave at Blair; and as he came home he said, â??lâ??ll be the next; and so he was; we may wait long ...

... was selected by their late owner, who periodica ll y muted the most tamed lweeders in Lanarkshire and Ayrshire, and made his duke of coat by securing =hired that displayed indicative of merit. Catalogues, giving full may be bad on appcation to the Auctioneer ...

... to the public to lawn that hie Ilejeety the King of the Hellimeh with that eel:dine. of character whit h distiegutahed hies duke' the recent doploratile even'. in Greece, and feeling moat acutely the poeitina in whioti Lloyd ha. been plead, remelted ...

... lar proces 3 on SntheAindshire -were effectively urged , on the instigation , it is naturally enough supposed , of tile W hi ^ Duke of SntheriantI , But •^ va +. coinpassGiL proceeds on aa ni-ter disregard of the facia . • Tha Dnke of Bacdeach had neither ...

... Selkirk. a lawyer free Mabee* hm eyed with widest The fan was life had a Wad radian belonging to profanes were sever with his. his duke, however. as well be .:Ivied his lead sad made his welcome oleo. I have se vidten add Ralph. Ude wades, bat the Lira el ...

... pre-eminently excellent. The first prize of £25 was awarded to Jacob Wilson, of Manor House, Morpeth, Northumberland, for his Duke of Tyne. He has attained considerable local celebrity, having been last year first at Belford, and at the County Society's ...

... 21. The House then discussed the draft of the address. Herr Waldeck, one of the chiefs of the party of progress, expressed his duke to the army, and the King as its leader, for the decisive battle, the results of which are of such importance, since they ...

... Highland Bagpipe—lst Prize. 3* o,i *•., £l, Is.—l. Donald M'Kenzie. Pipe-Major •tu Regiment; 2 Michael M Carlrae, Piplr to his Duke of Hamilton; 3. Angus Madeod Phi Sergeant. i9th Highlanders, Stirling To the beat Player of Marches the Great Hiehland Baymtpe ...

... times in the mud around his kennel, sod kept shutting and opsebeg his eyes. Imagine the Duke of Marlborough operating upon his Duke at Glen Tilt, and in forty-five minutes having him so quiet, oppressed, and stupid (that should not take so time), that he ...

... the • •• AIM. SELL AUCTION. Tin in to be Patina. Sense, 1 • entire and FIRST- or .. Or lIMURTMORNIS, belonging to angles His DUKE or A, 4 numbers between so and 70 Tan LORD PROVain) •lAGISTRATIS ran Ind =es some or an or BSTA LA t o f or y Mb, was in ...

... regarded as a disinterested spectator by those present, because they did nut know he was considering an English offer for his Duke of Geneva, and a murmur of surprise swept from tier to tier when he caught the auctioneer's eye, and raised the Englishman's ...