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... married, and leaves a family. The other men were named William Smith, who was a native of Stonehaven, and Alexander Lyon and Thomas Henderson. One man, named Donald Smith, had a wife, who lives in Aberdeen. It has not been ascertained whether the others ...
... the remains of the late Mr Peabody on board. arrived at Madeira on the 30th December. The death is announced of Admiral sir Thomas Meetings, K.C.8., at the ego of eighty. He was find lieutenant of the Cthesinted, which ship conveyed Bonaparte to Elba in ...
... and Lackie ; Messrs Milne, 1). K. Middleton, Mow, Fairweather, Lyall, Mather, Ford, D. Johnston, Stevenson, Raid, Gosh, and Thomas Middleton-1& iCii3o;epl;.iohnston declined to vote. The matter was therefore remitted back to the Committee to enquire and ...
... in London has been committed for trial on a charge of obtaining from hairdresser a chignon under false pretences. Mr John Hardy, M.P., has been committed for trial at Burton-on-Trent on a charge of libel against one of his tenants. A poor woman has died ...
... for the best essays had been awarded as follows':—lst, £5, Mr James R. Webster —subject, Commercial Morality; 2d, £3, Mr Thomas Cunnison—subject, Commerce; apprentices' prize, £1, Master Michael Gillon for the best penmanship, £1, Mr John Morrison ...
... d by the state of his health. A presentation was read from the Trustees of St John's Church, Leith. in favour of the Rev. Thomas Aiton, Sauchie, to the church and parish quoad sacra. A letter was read from Mr Aiton accepting the appointment, and the ...
... Moderate Tenn. No. 9 High Street, Montrose. PIA: AND ALEX. BURNETT'S, BOOK I MUSIC SELLER, 1_; HIGH STREET, MONTROSE. MI: WALTER HARDIE, G. BOYEK & SON'S RESTAURANT, 113, HIGH STREET, MONTROSE, DINNERS, LUNCHEONS, &c., Supplied Daily at most MODELL.= Plum ; ...
... room of those who retire by rotation W. E. Baxter, Esq., M.P., Provost Yeaman, Messrs Thomas Bell, W. O. Dalgleish, W. G. Don, John Gordon, W. Lowson, John Sharp, W. Thoma, A. Ogilvie, R, Gilroy, Joseph Grimond, an d W. Henderson, . Mr P. Wats seconded the ...
... Ireland i» pleasantly written, and, in way, gives one information. Gabrielle of is a story of considerable power by Lady Hardy, name which we do not recollect to have heard of before in connection with literature. '¦ Educating our Masters'' is political ...
... passed in favour of “fixity of tenure with periodical re-valuations.” Mr. John Hardy, draper, has obtained an award of 100 in the Court of Queen’s Bench, from another Mr. John Hardy, also draper, who, iu returning parcels delivered to him in mistake for his ...
... of Aldbury Hatch, assisted by the Rev. Henry Cl.uk, Frederick Ei.kins, Esq., Bognor, Sussex, Agnes, only daughter the late Thomas Telford Mitckell, Esq , C. K., Perth. DEATHS. At Craigie Street, Dundee, on the 30th ult.. aired months, Charles a. Kidston ...
... corrivain. John Nicol, coxswain. John CoulL Thomas Watt, I/avid Spink. David Part. David WM AND CUW. rely under William Mears e Ent for service, and the and Alexander Pert next. Alexander Coal!. David NiuolL Thomas Pert. Wm. Meanie, coxswain, Alex. Pert, ...