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... THOMAS WILKIE BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, 39 HIGH STREET, LEVEN, EG 8 respectfully to thank hie numerous Customers mid the Public geoerslly for their quit fevr and oleo to intimate that fgr the next Three Weeks he will offer the whole of his Large and Well Selected ...
... Buckhaven own+, THOMAS ISUNKINE, eld , at son of ex-Bailie Dunmire, to Matioot, only daughter of the late THOMSON, fisherman, Bookhaven. it u. At Ashdale, Levee, on the 18th ism., Berezina ELDgn or H A sins, widow of the late G. A. Hardie, farmer, Middle ...
... chairman, and Mr Jackson secretary and treasurer. The committee are Messrs D. Black, J. M. Key, D. M. Roeie, G. Chalmers, Thomas Mart, and J. G. Gray. The Rev. Mr Macslpine presented a copy of Professor Smith's work on The Life of Professor Henry Drummond ...
... Hotel ; John Blair, clothier. Markinch ; William Ford, jun., 6.reinatt, Wool Mill ; George Gray, solicitor, Markinch ; and Thomas Iteid, miner, Coaltov% a -- the first. seven being the present meniurs. tcttero to tbc glbitor. GLASS CAVE, EAsr WEMYSS. East ...
... COLINSBI7IIO I3 . SUDDEN DEATH or Ma THOMAS Sims.—This woll-known teacher died with alarming suddenness in bed on Saturday morning. Mr Sime left school at the usual hour on Friday, and after dinner drove along with Dr M`Hardy, to Elie, on business. He was to ...
... Miss J Lister. Leven : 2 \V Meldrutn. hour Bunches of Sweet Was --I J W Thomson, Buckhaven; 2 P Keddie. Six Small Bouquets of Hardy Annuals-- 1 J M'Connell. 2 J Butters. IJangir.g Plant in Pot or Basket---1 A Young, 2 Robert White. Gladioli Spike ---G A Normand ...
... 7 4 John Galloway • 5 P. Piondfuot - 0 O D. Sharp - • O Robert 0 John Cairn+ • • 0 7 George Gardner • 0 OJ. D. Millar - 0 Thomas Ritchie - 7 J. Spittal 44 David Sinnott - R. Chalmers - James 801 l - Frank Huy - A. B. Crolr - R. Fellarton - • D. Hetherington ...
... diatributiou of coal to the deserving poor so far voluntary subscriptions would allow. Plans of a toinhatime, submitted by Mr Thomas Wishart, were passed. An interestinit discussion took place on the oft debated question of the duties of the Medical Officer ...
... had the assistance of other young ladies. In the regretted absence through illness of Mrs Webster, Miss Annie Ross and Miss Hardie took charge of the Coaltown of Wemyss stall. Mrs Kennedy and Misses Watson reigned at the refreshment table. An art gallery ...
... Mica Q. Rimed and etre. Inglis, 68. lea B _ 6o. ing events and will perceive that the Seamen's Dunfermline v. Tayside Albion Thomas Walker and James Beveridge were with 1050 loads sleepers, the Magnus Lavator [inuring towns. are thinking of taking 'up the ...