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... or • WSICIL —At the Stirling Sheriff Court yesterday, James Corr, a painter, pled guilty to the theft a watch belonging to Thomas Graham, bithaplitter, Ales, from the house of James Pearson, a cabman, residing in Baker Street, Stirling. awl having been ...
... Mr J. hear, M AM ORU or - Cumin' managed to walk about fa a Wright, nutters were brought t.. for the joiner work; and Mr J. Hardie, fur Ferguiou who rep resents himself tie cattle few weeks, when he was taken badly, and No A time . and Mr mown the taunt ...
... Book. 1. Wild Eye* Duchess, red, calved February S, 1865. sir* Ninth Grand Duke 19879, dam Wild Eyes 19th Übkdhs 18368,—Mr Thomas Wilson, Shotley, fiorthumberbnd, guineas. 2. Revelry Bth, red and white, calved March 6. 1809; fts Grand Duke 4th 19674, dam ...
... everything was conducte reflects much to the credit of No. 3 Company. A —Rebecca Robertnin, Dempster, or Duscanson, wife of Thomas Duncanson, shoemaker, Tillicoultry, will be tried before a sheriff and a jury on the 29th February, unless she pleads guilty ...
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... tier, just beeau,e of its (reshnes. and teclu b.h.lf o( par.uer, and Mr Lame Urn defender. ai.vs. Tichborne Claimcnt. Mr Hardy then moved and Dumpace House to Larbort. Me hope to on Monday-W. Beimet C ark Esq on the u-gau freuueat aud loiter alnmt the ...
... hristy'e *upped to tether in the Inn, when shout a more Mr Hardy at Bradford. as well as Mr Ibis famed troupe placed their knees under Cross at Preston, was peculiarly happy in the mahogany. Mr Thomas ably his t h e t reat y o f p ar t s . I n filled the chair ...
... committee James Ji hnstone. Esq., Messrs William M'Kenzie, William Gibb, Rev. Andw. Kelly, Thomas Donaldson, James Porteous, Andrew Guild, William Cowan, Wm. Lowe, Robert Hardy, Robert Dawson, John Crawford. John Lucbheatl, Robert Kyles, Rev. Mr Moffat, Rev. Mr ...
... parse have bolo caroms and all their mi t twitted ministers sh.. how etsd aiouird the Throne en High were rennet John Hardie mad Thomas l;uthrie, std others, who emu dammed. of seen to were men. You. he said. all the who have dime geed week iu the omelet ...
... of Union Street, on the 11th instant, and was sentenced to ,pay a fine of 10s, with the alternative of s days imprisonment. Thomas Swan, a carter, residing iu Coalgate Street ; John Campbell, railway ear-1 ter, Mill's Court • and Alexander Hogg, labourer ...
... the loge mintier members preeent. At the close, a rely iatemeting cotivereition took plvce, in which the Rev. Mr Bryson, Mr Hardie Mr Lawson took part, all of whim the pleasure with which they had listened to Mr Rennison's paper. The Rev. Mr Haller in propueing ...
... when la foal-Sir William Stirling-Maxwell of Keir, Bari, M.P., Dunblane. Killies foaled after Ist January, Wm. Henderaoa Hardie. Borrowatoun Mains. Linlithgow; Srd, James M f Mal», Glenoehil, Menstrie. Draught Geldings foaled bMoro Ist January, 1872-lnt ...