... William of farmer, Glendusk, tn the parish of Colmonell, and county of Ayr. Francis Robertrou, in Peterhead. John Dougiss Hardie, tobacconist in Crieff, Adam Sumwers, draper in Edinburgh. Charles Moston Cook, grocer and merchant, Fou-awn bridge, Edinburgh ...

... somewhat primitive in their habits and modes of life, and not quite free from super* stitious beliefs. The men are strong aid hardy, and there arc no more skilful or daring boatmen on the British coast. All the adults can read and write, and the rising generation ...

... magistrate. A man named Thomas May, who was out regular employ owing to his drinking habits, esmmitted suicide Tuesday evening, in Clare Market, London, taking carbolic acid in glass of beer. W. Tsti, M.P., Mr T. Duffut Hardy, Mr James Meek, Mr Peter ...

... and on the head ; Thomas boden, a lad, wound on forehead with stone ; Thomas night ' watchman, wounds on the bead with stones, and ' punched : on various parts of the body ; Mr Belton, bookkeeper, wound on the bead with stone ; Thomas Davis, severe wound ...

... road at Airnlce, in the parish of Caooubie. Thomas Balmer, collier, residing at Rowauburn, was the only grown-up person present, the others being lads. Balmer, seemed, offered to bet one of the youths named Thomas Graham, lad about seventeen years age, that ...

... report of the sof the burgh as a residence the the stitions Pe Maye a das abscnee Was . W. Hardie, Manchester with the prog in il in the aa Before IN PELLIGENCE. 3. Hardie, do. for summer visiturs, and in view of the im Ws ine wher tel penalty of Makin Londoa ...

... Lord George Hamilton ta st the bill, which was defended by Mr Agar-Ellis, Yr Miller, The O'Donoghue, and Mr G. Hf. Moore. HARDY then rose amidst the cheers of '@ + He entered into an earnest of tr ish Chureb. He denied that it had failed, and de- ¢! it ...