... The remainder of the room, they were disohargen. .. regiment are expected home on Saturday (to-day). AccipesT.—OUn Monday Thomas Cubbitt, employed at Hodgeknowe Quarry, met with an accident while engaged at his work. Ha-umo&lw blasting operations, when ...

... viz.,, Messrs Edie, Dingwall, and Nisbett, from the Pitlessie Club; .flr Ramage from Melville, and Mr Galloway from fochmfl —Thomas Crichton, Esq., President of the Clab, M‘L chair. The (.'hali‘r:.n in n:df':h v-:;m appropriate remar] o - K.mjuty the Queen ...

... specified. He asked his Lordship to sanction the hy(z- o ',}. petitioner %?H?A..flgm Sounsel —For ~— L N advocate ; agent—Mr Thomas A. Wallace, town ‘ clerk, Bn&lw& For cbgwmr—lr C. Scott; advocate ; agents—Wallace & Forrester, solicitors, Leith, and Mr ...

... d by laymen, bling wsually presided over bb.‘hwd Martin, with wuch fellow-workers as Mr Dovaldson, Mr David Black, and Mr Thomas Brown, who may be said to bave uulergone amd Qusetplio: as leaders in the mflrflM a 8 éver since the first days of Disruption ...

... li'i.llnbire.” and eu'uhinly the great oprietors, almost to a man, have put e leading Wm ir Coutts Lindsa; Balcarres, and Sir Thomas Erskine of Cambo, Lva addressed the electors in the neighboarhood, and the ‘influence of others has been emphatically seconded ...

... to ol Bett, being dismasted ; and the other, b—fl.‘zxw to fipflJM Smith, baving struck on an outlying ; but, from -hhvcc::‘th hardy fishe:- men on shore bad only too reason to lament the misfurtunes of the day, as the crews returned from the sea next morning ...

... (vondykc. Ceres, on the 31st ult., Catherine Lawson, üby-n.’.onmam-u,u the residence of Thomas Dow, Town-Clerk, Elizabeth Millie, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Milile, manufacturer, St Clairtown, aud reliet of John Hamilton, merchant, Edinburgh. Friends ...

... expucted to lecture on *‘ Palestine,” illustrated MW lautern. AccipeNT.—On Monday evening last week a boy 13 years of age, named Thomas I‘Lh-.hflmtb west pier, a distance of 18 feet. He broke his left u-h‘.mdr-dnd.-vm-dpm.do- the back of his head. Dr Boothron ...

... Constable Works, to Agnes, second daughter of James Hill, gardener, At No. 3 Arbroath Road, Dundee, on the 11th inst., by the Rev. Thomas Broadbent, James Martin, ‘hy)q‘ to ;flu Hall, younger caughter of the late Mr James At u'l-g-um, on the 11th inst., by the ...

... oifice-bearcrs were then elected, viz.—James Walker, president ; Alex. Walker, treasurer ; Alex Grant, secretary ; Thomas Reekie, Thomas Scott, John Crichton, Andrew Bell, and James Young, members of committee; William Speed and Chacles Whitton, anditors ...

... Douglas ; effice-bearers chosen for the ensuing mnr; an interesting address delivered by Mr James n, )(..-:’.‘; Durie, u:;ih Me Thomas Dunachie, agent of Scottish Temperance Ln‘\l:‘ ave an instructive lecture on the human body wi flluuntions, Besides the addresses ...

... parish, so that there will be no poll. T'he following are the Ju]y elected membeis: —John Waugh Gibson, clergyman, Dysart ; Thomas Hardie, farmer, Strathore ; Kobert Prentice, farmer, Skeddoway; James Thomson, factor for the Earl of Rosslyn, Dysart ; Jawmes ...