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... with the Yard at the back thereof, belonging to the representatives of the deceased Thomas Tassie, Merchant and Postmaster in DouglAs, presently occupied by Mrs. Thomas Tassie and others. For further particulars apply co Mr. William Park, Merchant, Douglas; ...
... at the character of the evening's _ . . .. ` meetii ' ifi ' - • - - ' ' AMATEILIIS. John 7 21.1, Janaos For Mx hest Genera Hardy Herbaceous Flowers, one variety Of eaeh—lst, Charles Stewart, c.irkintilk. eh. For 12 best vasletie; Pansies, one each. cussed—bit ...
... LYndon, Cape 4, Cesarea, London, B. Ayres 1. Moll aft, L'pook. Bombay 4, Countess of Durham, London, 3, Marietta, L'pool, St- Thomas Havana 5, Meibourne, London, P. Philip Cordelia, Newport, Boston 4, Mercury, L'pool, S. Francisco 1, Canada (s). L'pool, Boston ...
... FALCONAR of Carlowrie, Steward. 1 J OH1N WI LSON, Esq., younger of Dundyvan, A M JOHN P. HENDEIISON, Esq., Judge. NY JOIIN HARDY, Writer, Linlitlhgow, Scretary. NYL l.-rnHE BO'_NESS STAKES of 15 Sovs. given bv Inhabi- t d tants of Bo'uess, added to a ...
... of Houston, Captain FALCONAR of CarloWrieD Steweards. J VN WlLSON, Esq., younger of. JOHN P. HENDERSON, Esq., Judge. JOHN HARDY, WVriter, Linlithgow, Secretary. NC 1.- rHE lIONESS STAKES of 15 Sovs. given by Inhabi- 1 tants of Boness, added to a Sweepstakes ...
... increasing. Many of them are chaste and elegant. Perhaps the most massiv€ in the cemetery is the one erected to the memory of Hardie and Baird, the political martyrs of 1820; and one of the most symmetrical and chaste, is that erected by the Messrs. Holiday ...
... INTLGIN.—Within the past few months, the following deaths of old residenters in Elgin have occurred :—Widow Clark, relict of Thomas Clark, long in Lady Lane, aged 95; Widow Black, relict of Serieant Black, aged 94; Agnes Hay, aged 94; Widow Murdoch, relict ...
... Whitehead. Miss Hannah Whitehead. Miss Janet Colquhoun Jamieson, Glasgow. Isabella Duncan, Liverpool. James Gibbons, Glasgow. Thomas Devlin, Glasgow. John T. Rennie, Aberdeen. Miss Omer, Aberdeen. John Weal, Glasgow. James Lyell, 23, St. Vincent Street, Glasgow ...
... the samne position as formmerly, the funnel and masts being partially visible above water; but, in the opinion of Captain Hardie, the commanders of the Admiral, if the swell of Thursday continued, the funnel would soon be washed -t away, and the w'reck ...
... her possession when elm left halfsovereign, Bridge a short time before. She did not discover her loss till she got to Mr. Thomas's, the advertising agent, in Catherine Street, where she had been to procure the insertion of an advenisement in a Russian ...
... y.attempted to cross the line, when he was ktnocied down by the engine. The poor fellow was c immediately conveyed to lt. Thomas's Hospital, where he shortly. expired from the severe injury he had received. ,, -Mwrosiag.Q inicke. e Death from Chloroform ...
... Kilcoy; Keith Stewart, of Seaforth; Ronaleyn Gordon Cumming (the lion-killer), Davidson, of Tulloch; Colonel Brandley, Mr. Hardy, and MIan (the artist). The sports commenced with archery, open to all England, Scotland, and Ire- land. The prizes will be ...