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... D. Paton, J. Thomson Pat on, A. P. F. Paton, J. Melvin. R. Proctor, D. Thomson, James Kirk, T. e, A Moir, H. Buchanan, L. Hardie, and J. Melvin, jun. The Ciiairman said he had called the meeting that evening in consequence of a meeting of Committee appointed ...
... friend, 7, not weighed ; Mr Sheriff Syme and party, 10, not weighed; Mr Hunt Pittencrieffe, 7, not weighed; Messrs Clark and Hardy, Edinburgh, H, o®* weighed; Mr Miller of Swan’s Acre, and neon, 12, not weighed ; Mr Hugh Laird, jun., Glasgow, and Mr H. Greig ...
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... Cairns, a assessed for relief of tho poor in the sum of t a are kept ready in harbour for immediate nse. i t i oD , Mr Gathorne Hardy, however, taking B pi nne r in Senior’s mill, evidently through -GOOO, and that the epecial assessment for BRONZED HAT, COAI ...
... DOLLAR Monday— Thomas Brvdie, Esq., Interim- Sheriff-Substitute, presiding. John Benian, labourer, and Isabella Collins or Robin, residing at Union street, Tillicoultry, were charged with having on 30th March, within or near a house in Union Street, ...
... Patten, and continued by Mr Honmaa, Mr A. Pell, Sir It Palmer, Lord Bourke, Lord St Lawrence, Sir John Oray, Mr Monsell. and Mr Hardy, and was again adjourned on the motion of Mr W. H. Irmo M. wSO d fa mai • As UM. J AMA A. A- Dew* Iwo tie ^ I. re and d Ms ...
... and others was devilled by Sheriff Eamon.' in the Sheriff l'isurt at thoiferroline, ou Wedneaday. The pursuer was Mr Charles Hardie, fanner. Primrose., who sued the defender, Mr Hugh Eider, grain tuereliant, Ininfertnline. for 1111 lid, tieing the price ...
... and patriotic toasts \avow bees given fens the Muir sued headily responded to—t R. Bowie replyisg for the Volenteens - Mr Thomas Mitchell sang is style. Cm' ye by Athole.' The Orespier thee gate the West The Bowl Trusters; *wide.' with the name of ...
... Duane mid Mr Melanin waited aro the committee regarding the tare of Jane Gibson, years of age, illegitimate child of Catherine Hardie, as an applicant to the Industrial Home, • Pilch was discussed. The Inspector expressed hisopinion.that in amonlance with ...
... it a diet hen to them. lam quite sure he did not say, in my hearing, that be wanted to ere Dusberty . e dog kill the hare. Thomas Wallace, farm servant, Atka, deposed—l remember, on the 10th September. of being I. the field cutting the grain. I saw a hare ...
... really good. The same may be said of the plant, sent for exhibition. However, that d foliage plants that were exhibited by Yr Thomas Ormistoo, gardener to the Earl of Kellie ; Mr Leslie, gardener to Mrs Dickson, Greenfield House ; and Mr A. Mellow, Priest ...
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