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... 21£ second cabin, and 268.J steerage. The steerage passengers consist of 76 married people, 107 single men, single women, 51 children between the ages of 12 and 1, and 9 infants. The single women are under the care of Miss Robertson, W. H. M'Lsan, this ...
... Captain Ward as nautical assessors. Mr J. D. Grant solicitor, attended for Mr D. C. Pagan, Collector of Customs, at whose instance the inquiry took place The owners and master of the vessel were repre- B ! n A ed ™ J- S ? r J *, Hant er, ...
... the Sabbath evening evangelistic meetings. Mr J. S. Gray and Mi Joseph Shepherd proposed the arrangements for the charge of the properties of the mission, and the carrying on of the Sabbath evening meetings. D. L. Paterson read the visitors' report, which ...
... Sabbath evening evangelistic meetings. Mr J. S. Gray and Mr Joseph Shepherd proposed the arrangements for the charge of the properties of the mission, and the carryingon of the Sabbath evening meeting;. Mr D. L. Paterson read the visitors' report, which ...
... DEATH Or' MISS Klx^j^H OF CARNOUSTIE. We regret to recor 1 the demise of Miss Cecilia Kinloch, the proprietrix of the estate of Carnoustie, which took place at Carnoustie House on Saturday afternoon. Miss Kinloch was a daughter of the late ...
... TEACHERS. English, Writing, Misses Milne, Arithxettc, )' Master, and Drawing and Pap.Tryg, French and ooS^s** 4 (Mrs Music, - Miss M. Milne, Miss Milne. Singing Class, Mrs Needlework, Miss Mitchell. Physical Exercises, Miss Lowe. Dancing ...
... flower department the honours were carried off by J. Laing, Craighall ; J. Anderson, Ran- I nagulzion; and James Giant, Blaiigowrie. In the fiuit department, P. \Y. Fairgricve, Dunkeld Gardens, J. Laing, and J. Anderson divided tho honours: while in the vegetable ...
... Entertainments. Theatre Royal. TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), j 'GRAND FASHIONABLE NIGHT, FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS LOUIE MOODIE (Miss Chester). MR ALFRED YOUNG'S HOLBORN THEATRE COMPANY iss Chester, J To conclude with A FALSE ALARM. Saturday—MlSS CHESTER & LADY AUDLEY'S ...
... DEATH OF MISS OF CARNOUSTIE. ■K 6 recor! l demise of Miss Cecilia Kinloeh, the proprietrix of the estnta of Carnoustie, took place Carnoustie House Saturday atternoon. Miss Ivinloch was a daughter the late 'e Kmloch of Kinloch, the first Member for under ...
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... MISS NEILSON'S DIVORCE. Some time ago Mrs Adelaide Neilson Lee, profes- sionally known as Miss Adelaide Neilson, applied to a firm of lawyers in London to commence proceedings for a div.rce from her husband, Mr Philip Lee. Tne English firm, learning that ...
... THE CASE OF MISS EDWARDS. that his d»u v as rna( l° a statement to the effect she ' assured him that on the day one of the inf. Wa conveyed or decoyed into ford Street, f- hich abound in Blandleased she 1 Street, and that when reasked why she had ,CSio^vei ...