... ADVERTISER, THURSDAY, AVGIIST 20, 1891. Mr Badiwore—Tss, according to Mr Thomas% said it was stated at the of the resetiag that Mr Barry had to catch the teal. for Hackie. sad the time was about Mr Madame\ asked if Mr Barry would impose a tag wheat._ ...

... F. Mr K. .. • Sir J. W. Sakitork . . Mr J. Jaaniana Mr D. Young Mr B. Armand . 0 Mr W. Ws. . . 31r J. Wearier I Mr A. Hardy . Mr Mr J. 0 r Mr L. Milo. P 1A.141111%00 Mr P. Part . . Mr W. • • Mr W. • Mr J. 1.. • 1 At the close of the match ...

... Liberal Club having been passel, a motion elpressing the meeting's confidence in the Government was unanimously carried. Sir Thomas Brassey, M.P., and Mr. H. Campbell-Bannermann, M.P., acknowledge I the watt at some length ; and among the other speakers ...

... effectual but rather expensive, TRANSPLANTING HART PLANTS.—A good time we have had for the dividing and replanting of all kinds of hardy planta, work that must be done regularly where trade has to be done, and is none the worse for being occasionally done in private ...

... men, that, may extend over many troubled hours. Such a struggle, as recorded by himself, occurred in the life of the late Thomas Carlyle, when lie found the time had come for him to closely questiiin his own heart and convictions in order to decide once ...

... to 2500 acres. was last week exposed for sale by public auction within Djwell's Rooms, Edirbnrgh, and was purchased by Mr Thomas Carmichael, S.S.C., for Count Serra Largo, of Havelock House, Nairn, at the upset price of £27,000. Count Serra Largo (formerly ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. Glad/tOO% at Feb. sa x% Maur, Pft Liverpool 27th. Thomas at Goole from 27th. at from [Albite, nil. Lord Dew left Falmouth for Plymout.. Smi th , at Watetweg f r Wrigit. et David's. ler Lord dem/ tlis do Sal hr Mem L Monies ...

... calling in the whole of the north of Scotland. I thank God this night that lam to dwell in the future among such a race of hardy men. May they be as bold, as dauntless, as courageous, as true fishers of men. There is one other little matter I would like ...

... Families' Pride' PD., 1320, against Alexander Watson, fisherman. Pittenweem, master of the boat Good Hope. KY., 3-13, and Thomas Anderson, fisherman, Pittenweem, concluding for the sum of £ lOO for damage done to nets. The defenders were/ at the time ...

... BANITSHIRE An Tam PLEOIIO —Yesterday a now belonging to Mr Thomas Ingrain, carter, Buckpuol, was found to be suffering from pleuro pneumonia, and was at once killed. Four other beasts which occupied the same byre aid not appear to be suffering from the ...

... ocean wild ; Tniovs, travellers, and emigrants, From their own land exiled. Brave Mats, too, are those fishing craft, With hardy crews, and stout ; And scarce is there a thine that floats We less c, uld do without. 'Twas in a fisher's boat our Lord Did ...

... lit•Nanibton ; J. W., Beo. Joseph Ryder ; treasurer, Bro. John Simpon ; secretary, Bro. Geo. Wright; chaplain, Beo. Wm. 11-Hardy; S.D., Bro. Wm. Clark; J.D., Bro. Peter Thant ; I G. and MM., Bro. W. Thomson ; tyler, Bro. Robertson ; P.M., Bro. R. Y. Mackay ...