... found that they knew about them, qualified by Mr kinnro's explanations, which they had received; and they pronounced the stories either to be lies got up by his enemies; or, if there was any measure of truth in than, to refer to a sma' isn't. Seeing ...

... with a large packet of eatables lying before them, the proceedings were opened by praise prayer. The Chairman's remarks were short and appropriate, seeing a very long jirogramme was before the meeting. Brother Fyfe, with much effect, gave a popular soeg ...

... by our numerous readers in town and country, for whose benefit we have secured the authentic in- I formation mentioned. The story we propose to publish from week to week will contain, in full, the Outline of the foots of the case. Narration taken down from ...

... et the various individuals engaged in the auniaress in Edinburgh, 47 yews ago. The pedest correctness of the details of the story we to publish weekly, may be ibornildr, edied upon , having been secured from • MUMS= The aemeiniesa career of Burke and Hare ...

... that the age of miracles is past, would do well to read the billowing little story, which we heard related by a Mormon apostle the other night while dressing a meeting :—A short time ago in Glasgow. a woman lay ill with inflammation, and, as usual in such ...

... of these are given by the Laird o' Logan. We shall here pick out a few for ourselves. Has kie used to tell the followiug, story of relationship, in the shop of Mr Falconer, the Calton barber, with great glee. Mr Falconer frequently gave him a shave without ...

... KING STRUT—EarIy last night smoke was accidentally noticed coming from a coalhouse belonging to Mn, Forrester on the second story of a dwelling house situated at the south end of King Street, Alloa. An alarm was immediately given, and the exertions of many ...

... the audience. Auld Lang Syne having been sung, the audience broke up after spending a delightful evening. We give below a short excerpt from the annual balance sheet of the society, showing the present state of the funds, which we think will be interesting ...

... night in the Colliery School-room here—the Rev; Mr Bryson Alloa, in the chair. The Rev. Chairman, after the opening, gave a short exhortatory address after his customary style on such occasions. The Revs. Mr Mackie, and Mr Rennison, Alma; and Mr M‘Whannel ...

... attend the double wedding of the Princess Eliza befit, her elder sister, and the Princess Charlotte of Prussia. It is in short the old story, which needs no telling. It is enough to say, in the words of the Prime Minister in his announcement of the betrothal ...

... I get much more pay. Then I suppose you hays more swine under your care, innocently replied the boy. gheph!r MILD ALL—A short time ago, a miner went into a public-house in Haswell Lane and told the waitress to bring him a glass of mild ale. When she ...

... that date, after which the Books will be Closed, and no other person will be admitted. THE BELLES 0' MAUOHLINE• , AN AYRSHIRE STORY. FOUNDED on Friendships and Love Chapters in the Early Life of Rommr BURNS, by ALEX. G. will bc Commenced in the DUNDEE WEEKLY ...