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... deceased. They ‘Friday Afternoon, half-past one. Edw reall ithy py Bell. and others. looked extremely ill. W. strong, Thomas Gledstone, John Hardy, prayer meeting at a quarter to two, whi y, who Henry Sharpe, J. Campbell, H. Gibson, W ‘ibbs exhorted us in, and ...
... fame to a-eemble and meet iu the house, Muir Steeet, occupied her such being her first offence. On the rise being called, Thomas Barclay, solicitor, attended agent, and stated a preliminary objection that the particular time, viz, hour of day night which ...
... Hall-past bij purpose of electing Omtice- for the ew year, and any other business that may be oer re —— nak on ~~? tae moet THOMAS (By Order) ed to re 2s 8d AMILTON YOUNG MEN'S CHL age. CLATION. varter— ‘The Annual MEETING of Members of the . Oe bee. tion ...
... I knew it to be wel the hare. At that time I was in the park known — as she did not require to stoop far into it f » hedge Thomas Grabam, sworn, de; —Tam as Forrestfield, ‘Taylor claimed the bare, and said ‘The hare was ai that servant with Mr Joho Morton ...
... who was slightly wounded. Wednesday morning Inspector MTlroy, the Belfast detective force, arrested three men named Emmanuel Thomas, Wm. Faulkner, and John Wakefield, brkkinakers. who arrived from England that morning the Fleetwood steamer, on sns-1 picion ...
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... that go privately ers from the westera coast of Africa to half- | to ber Ladyship, and say that you want your wiles of St. Thomas, a real slave trade had bee | dowery befirting the ater of Sir Humphrey , on, under the auspjces of the Portuguese ‘hn ryton ...
... :id, Thomas Cawnthers. 6in. , . Baifcet and Stone Raceâlst. Forbes Marshall; David Mackay . 3d, Michael Br-wo. Yovtiu' RaceâUt Peter Baud; 2d, Joseph Cane, ad, Hope -r . , , ~ Hurdle Raceâlst. Gavin Tail: 2d, tori.es M.u-shall; 3d. Thomas Carrethers ...
... Lhainnan. evidently split in the camp of ns support- The above report, on the motion of Thomas , occasioned no doubt by the wholesome letters Fbexcm. seconded Mr Thomas Bakiuk was ua- abiC |, appeared the .Icke*freer previous to the auimouslv approved of ...
... aamsc- 2. John P-uL P-aUUmian-. ⢠one ofiwo Tu-.»aM? Pu- -A young Mr - r «wassava tv. : have become .shew, was Bl ~; , Hardy Plan,, geuer-k stem bfo U. l(stt Man.-mn Hsuse, on , represented in the cricket field, Bo* there each AoUirhinutu*. I coUUmoaa ...
... amply testifying that Mr James Dalglish Charles Dunlop (as gardeners) are men of no talent. We were also very much indebted ‘Thomas Hastie of Craigbridge, in bringiog very good specimens of Phloxes; and also Wm. Paul, florist; Paisley, for some exceec fine ...
... P Presbytery Hamilton will meet at Bellshtll at 12 o??clock, when the Rev. Peter Brown, Wishsw, will preach, and the Rev. Thomas Sirutliers, Hamilton, will take part in the services. In the evening there will be a soiree in the church, when several ministers ...