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... FRIDAY, MARCH 15, 1872. A demonstration is announced to take place on Sunday at Rome in honour of Mazzini. The prospect of President Grant's re-election is brightening. The Republican triumph in New Hampshire is considered by his supporters to augur well for his ultimate success. It denied that M. Thier3 received Sir Cnarles Dilke. This denial may be made because the Prince Wales haa been a ...
... WEDNESDAY, MARCH 27, 1872. Lord Muncaster was yesterday elected M.P. for the western divisidn of Cumberland, without opposition. The comments of the London daily press are almost without exception laudatory of Mr Lowe's Budget —the very Standard and Globe emitting growl of satisfaction. The Edinburgh police have succeeded in arresting man of the name of Glassels, suspected of murdering the ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. DOCK. March 11.—Barbara, Nailer, Peterhead, oil. KING WlL.ilAM'B XJDCK. March 11.—Ellen Kerr, M'Laren, Middlesbrough, coke and iron; Leader, Davis, Port wic, slater ; Caithness Lass, Shearer, Wick, pavement; Rachel, Lloyds, London, cement. HOCK. _ March 11.—Siberia, Inglis, Calcutta, Jute ; Canada, Cooper, Calcutta, jute. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 11. —Maori, Coull, ...
... v Wednesbay. I supplies ate similar to those the pr«seding week. There is a steady demvad for Tarns. Quietness is the prevailing characteristic. Continental and cross Channel purtfiasers vrere in operations. increase in stocks is reported. Prices are in i»vour of buyers. Handloons Linens the demand is quiet. For Drills and Linen Handkerchiefs prices are unchanged- Some sales were effected in ...
... ARRIVALS AT DUNDEE. kiko William's dock. March 15. —N0.5, , Pillau, flax ; Curfew (s.), M'Kechnie, Sunderland, coals. EARL GREV's DOCK. March 15.—Eclipse, Gibb, Sliields, coals. DEPARTURES FROM DUNDBE. March 15.—Pet, Reid, Tayport, light; Catherine,. Petrie, Tayport, light; Harvest Queen (a.), Spence, Sunderland, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Sweet Home, Ford, left Antwerp for London, inst. Dawn, ...
... Saturday—Before Bailie Maxwell. Drunks.—-Ann Meechie was charged with being drunk, cursing and swearing in Nethergate Friday. She was sentenced pay a fine of 10s or go to prison for ten days.— Elizabeth Wood or Kane was charged with being drunk and disorderly Gray Street, Lochee, Friday night. She was fined with the usual alternative.^ Remit to the FisCal.—Elizabeth James Gillos was charged ...
... that first one and then another should be committed for contempt. On the following evening Mr Pring, who seemed to be under influence of pretty strong charac* ter, being involved in altercations with other members, and eventually walked across the floor and pulled Mr Clark, a Government supporter, by the whiskers. There was an instant order by the Speaker for the arrest of Mr Pring, but Mr ...
... Stirling-Maxwell, Bart., of Keir and Pollok, from the Hon. Captain Arthur Drumniond of Cromlix. The present yearly rent of these farms amount nearly to £400. We believe that on the expiry of the leases at Martinmas they will form a joint holding under one tenant. ...
... language which had been used against the Fenian conspirators, and threatened that that spirit would provoke retaliation, the eccentric Captain Campbell brought him up short contemptuously exclaiming -Two thousand Highlanders with their pipers would clear out the whole lot of you ! Breakfast.— CocOa. —Grateful and CcMFOßrrvo. By thorough knowledge of the natural laws which gpvern the ...
... From the War Office abstract of annual returns of Volunteer corps, showing their strength as at Ist December, 1871, we take the following extracts : ABERDEENSHIRE. Maximum Establish- Non- Total ment. Efficients. Efficients. Enrolled. Artillery, 560 506 55 562 Rifles, i' 3759 2448 218 26G6 Total, including staff,./. 4355 2993 273 3266 - FIFESHIRE. Light Horse, 240 118 29 147 Artillery, ...
... upwards of 2000 dols. in gold. This is probably the most distant contribution to that fund. Death of Mrs op the Bbig op Turk.— Tourists visiting the Trosachs in the approaching season will miss a notable figure which has for many years been familiar to the frequenters of that romantic region. We refer to Mrs Ferguson, the portly landlady of the primitive hostelry at Brig of Turk, whose death, ...
... DEPARTURES FROM DUNDEE. March 4. —Pladda (s.), Newcastle, goods ; Excavator, Taylor, Cra.il, light. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Arica, Lowden, at Marseilles from Newcastle, 2dinst—all well. DUNDEE POLICE COURT. Before Bailie Moncur —-Monday. A Disorderly Tenter.—Robert M'lntosh, tenter, South Road, Lochee, pleaded guilty to a charge of having conducted himself in disorderly manner in Crichton Street on ...