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... the trade of politics ; we have Sir George Rooke, Sir Cloudesley Shovel, Sir John Leake, Sir Charles Wager, Sir Thomas Dilkes, Sir Thomas Hardy, Viscount Dursely, Sir John Norris. aud others. SIR GEORGE ROOKE MAKING HIS WILL. Sir George Rooke, Ob, bow ...
... Shields, has arrived in the Tyne from New York, and Captain Thomas Jones reports the death at sea of Erick Ohioan, steward, under painful circumstanoss. While the steamer was at New York, Thomas Blegbern, chief officer, was examining • revolver, and not ...
... Mr Hardy and the Peerage.—Another elevation to the peerage is on the tapis. Mr Gathorne Hardy is said to have expressed wish to resign the War Secretaryship, and as this is regarded necessitating a further change of places, a considerable reconstruction ...
... GLADSTONE AND HARDY AT OXFORD. The demonstration connected with the open- ing ceremony at Keble College, Oxford, on Thursday, was one on which men so extremely diverse in opinion on the great question of the hour, aa are Mr Gladstone and Mr Hardy, might find ...
... THE EARLY LIFE OF THOMAS A. EDISON, THE AMERICAN INVENTOR. EDISON, THE AMERICAN INVENTOR. BIIITH AND YOUTHFUL PRECOCITY. Thomas Alva Edison was born at Milan, in Erie County, February 11, 1847. An obscure canal village of the smallest size, it was not ...
... BIRTHS. _. . u„ Smith.— At Raitloan, Nairn, on the Oth mU •*- Thomas Smith, of a son. , , , -. A , Ban..— At Rose Cottage, Kintore, on the 0*2 UBW Mrs H. G. Reid, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. . fn & Rosa— Guild.— At 17 Park Terrace, ?? *% Hth inst,, by the ...
... About twenly £^^3- JT? ** of Colouel 'ffifi ££ MfaSS. Thoma, Brim,, of Fordino-on lias been sentenced to six mentha hard Lboi rfo- ass niting Miss Teresa Hardy. The prisoner caught WI ?? as she wa, taking a I walk, and sjueczed her for some nunut-* ...
... Thomas Gough, brickmaker, Birmingham, filed his petition in Birmingham County Court on Thursday, with liabilities estimated at £115,000. He attributed his failure to bad debts through recent failures in the building trade. If you are troubled with a bad ...
... Public Notices. MR STEWART, Surgeon. Dentist, South Lindsay Street and Nethergate. '. . ' DR JAMES E. HARDY, Homoeopathic Physician, has Removed to ll Airlie Place. AINTERS are requested to KEEP AWAY from Dundee during present Dispute. ILLIAM ADAMSON ...
... 18th inst, Mrs Thomas Angus, of a son. At Birnam on the 16th inst., the wife of Charles Hill, Ksq., of a daughter. At the Man*e ot Cnig, Montrose, on the 17 th inst., the wife of the Rev. Robert Scott, of a son. ?? t^ , MARRIAGFS. At St Thomas', Edinburgh ...
... PUBLIC NOTICES. 5. POOLE, Dentist, 30 Tay Street, Dundes. 234 HARDIE, Dentist, 8 ud BALL of ae on Friday, 1th Feb. Tickets ¥ & Ball at PAUL, Solicitor, Wi his Writmg-Chamters to his that, for the ceavenicuce «f and Cente, he is to on ‘lhuasday RK JUHNSPON ...
... Theft op a Watch.—Yesterday—before Sheriff Cheyne—Robert Hardie, labourer, Dundee, was oharged with having, on 26th April, 1874, stolen a silver watch from Wm. Boyd, ropespinner, residing in Hospital Wynd. He pleaded not guilty. After hearing the evidence ...