... JAR. Sold by Grocern, Chemists, BSip-Store Dealers, 3e. Sup- ,lied ?? in Glasgow, at the Company't Reduced V Vicee by -I. , THOMAS WHYTE, 121 INgiRAM STPnRET. E A IR L Y L A M B. A Regular Supply of the Best Quality in the Market, AT BAESIUTTERS', J -h ...

... Skakle, D.G.W. George Walker, J.W. William Dunninghain, D.J.W. Alexander Dakers, Treasurer. id Thomas Fraser, Secretary. It William Fettes S.D. James M'Hardy, JD. as J. H. Franklin, Organist. Andrew Noble, 1G. Daniel Campbell, Tyler. Hugh Gaudie and Geo ...

... unusual degree of interest, as the court was crowded, the hardy weather beaten faces of the fishermen being especially conspicuous amongst the audience. CHARGE OF BREACH OF CERTIFICATE. Thomas Balfour, the landlord of the sign of the Anchor Tayern near ...

... FAI:LSTOUN. GRAIitTAIIII Monday, Thomas Swan, Fag., of the fr.o of Meows Swan & Soar, gars £6 to be equally divided mom% lb* most seemottoas poor of ssc 000gr.atiou in Earistosa. Such aa act is tie part of Mr Swam came fail to here • good improomoo on ...

... Mr George Nicholson, aged years. At 18, Gillespie Crescent, Edinburgh, on the 29th nit., Agnes Young, wife of Mr Ebenezer Hardie, late of Kelso. Friends will please accept this intimation. At Woodside, Yetholm, on the 4th inst., the wife of Mr William ...

... Allow. Tot. 1. Private Thomas Johnston,. 19 3 27 2. Lieutenant Johnston, 8 16 0 3. Edward Darling, 11 10 1 22 Thomas Mathieson, 8 11 21 Sweepstakes at 500 yds. 3 rounds. 1. James Denholm, 34 4 II 2. Geo. Joblin,. .2 8 3. Thomas Mathieson, .0 3 0 3 ...

... estate of Murdiestou with Sir Thomas Inglis for his half of the barony of Branxholm, on the Teviot above Hawick, where the principal seat of the Scotts was afterwards fixed fur many generations. It appears that Sir Thomas Inglis complained of what he suffered ...

... gathered on the ground. And dirt their work with care, They used many haps and highs, It could not been but fair. For judges bad Thomas Milne, The farmer of Boglash, For him it well, seemed to fash; James Songster was the other, then. Well fit to keep correct ...

... Young Men under 20. Ist, Ebenezer Hogg. Renton Barns 0 10 0 2nd, Thomas Wood, Renton Barns 0 5 0 Extra Prats for Best Groomed Horses. lit, Thomas Wood, Renton Barn*. 0 10 0 2nd, George Hardie, Harelawside 0 5 A* on former occasions, the men were liberally ...

... LAURIESTON. On Tuesday, the children attending c school were, through the kindness and liberal Thomas Hardie, Esq. of Polmont Cottage, tr with service of buns and oranges. The Xuir**' Hunter, 8.D., of the; Reformed Presbyterian 1 a jj wag also present ...

... Cocks -1. Adam Kelly, St James Street, Paisley ; 2, Thomas Scott, Kirkton Street, Carluke ; 3, John Pettigrew, Carluke ; 5, James Glasgow, Beith. Piebald Yellow Hens-1, John Scoular, Kilmarnock ; 2, Thomas Scott, Kirkton Street, Carluke ; 3, John Pettigrew ...

... Alex. It abeam), Pegs, Cottage, Kilo. 2, H. L. Horne, W•iitarigg, Airdrie; 3, Andrew Yuill, Cuapelball, Airdrie; 4, Win. C. Hardie, Carron. Pair Spanish Ilene-1, H. L Horne, Whiterigg, Airdrie; 2 and 3, Robert Paton, View Villa, Kilmarnock. Old Coloured ...