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... spectators, chiefly from Aberdeen—the Deeside line having had large excursion trains. Among those on the ground we observed Sir Thomas Gladstone; Lady Burnett, family, and party ; Mr and Mrs Kinloch of Park ; Misses Davidson, Inchmarlo ; Col. Ramsay, of Banchory ...
... at big average number ; William Skene,o7, 1 above ; 3 and 4, George Mackenzie, 84, and G. M. Smith, 85, 2 above ; 5, James Hardie, 91, 3 above ; 6 and 7, Arthur Oliphant, 108, and Robert Candy, 98, 8 above ; 8 and 9, John MHardy, '99, and William Cobb ...
... Subjects forming !Nos. 41 and 43 India Street. and Nos. 36, 38, and 40 India Lane, consist. of Dwelling-Houses, occupied by James Hardie and others. Rental, £3O 15s. Ground Annual and Minister's Stipend, £1 14s 4d. Upset Price, £375. 2. The Subjects forming Nos ...
... Mgden (Liberal). The polling was carried ou in seventeen polling stations, and resulted in a magnificent Liberal victory. Sir Thomas Brooks drove round the district, ammopained by Mr Victor Cavendish, M.P., while Mr Made was accompanied by Mr Duncan, member ...
... stablidad 1859.) EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY. CONSIGNMENTS carefully attended to, and Proceeds remitted immediately after Bale. THOMAS DICKSON & SON, B 64 FOUNTAINBRIDGE. J. WHITE & CO., NEW AND SECONHHAND WAREHOUSE, 53, 55, & 57 BRIDGE STREET MONTROSE. SUN ...
... Guthrie—best bunch black grapes, Wm. Gray ; best green do., Thomas M‘Conibie ; best six spikes hollyhocks, Wm. Hepburn. By Dr Don of Bearehill—best basket dessert fruit, not less than four sorts, Thomas M‘Combie ; best six carrots, David Lawson best three varieties ...
... FORFAR. Forfar and Kincardine Militia Artillery—Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant.—Thomas M'Whannel, gent., to be Second Lieutenant, vice Dugnid, resigned; October 31. County Police. —At a meeting of the Constabulary Committee, held in the County ...
... KEEPING A DOG WITHOUT A LICENSE.—At a Justice of Peace Court on Tuesday—Dr Corbett and Messrs Cadenhead and Chivas on the bench— Thomas Gordon, Charles Gordon, and William Gordon, cattle•dealers, Kemhill, were charged, at the instance of the Inland Revenue, ...
... Edinburgh. Bellvue, Hillside—Mrs Shairp and family. 32 Bridge Street—Mr and Mrs R. G. Minns, London. 98 High Street—Mr and Mrs Thomas E. Collier and family, Assam. 22 Melville Lane—Mr and Mrs R. N. Clark and . family, Bombay. 3 Melville Gardens—Mr and Mrs ...
... Stuart, younger of Aucharnie, in his forty-fifth year. 19.—1n the Queen’s Prison, London, aged sixty-eight. Miss Elizabeth Hardy, authoress of the Jesuitical tale called The Confessionnls, and other works of a similar character. The deceased had been in ...
... other* Cameron, Alex Gavin T. Todd, Esq—Towie and others Collison, David .James Chalmers, EsqFinzean and others Duguid, ThomasWilliam Leslie, Esq Warthill and others Davidson, Wm | j j£ t 0 ' } and others Ewing, Allan George Baird, Esq Strichen and ...
... Dillievaird. John Willocks, do., Upper Milton, Dillievaird. •John Edward, do., Greeuheads. Thomas Gibson, do., Inches of Glenbervie. James Crofter, Cotbauk of do, Thomas Affleck, do. Bankhead of do. David Crocket, do., do., do. ...