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DUNDEE POLICE COURT. • Thursday—Before Bailie Edward. Malicious Mischief —-Patrick Conway, labourer, was char ..
... glass in the window the shop Fish Street, occupied by John Thomson, lodginghouse-keeper, on Wednesday night. pleaded not guilty, was found guilty on evidence, and w&j fined It* Gel or seven days in prison.—Thomas Batchelor, moulder, wa* charged with disoiderly conduct at the door of the house in Union Street, Forebank, occupied by Peter Bisset, and also with maliciously breaking a pane glass ...
fef AW^lS^^??Bfe» lUBT SIDE 0^ ; ro/cVW'N SANDS. AND ALTKRATION OV POSITION T -J. SOUTH SAND iiE.vD LIGHT ..
... TRLNIi-V UOLSE London. 14th Cctober 1878. it ,8 «**-by Given, that pursuant to the Notice I ?? •' ...
public Notices. . L LERTON CONGREGATIONAL CHAPEL. with the OPENING of the above Chapel the * v * ?? SERVICES
... wffl be held : * This Evrntko, October 8, 1873, A PRAYER MEETING _ trill be held in the New ChapeL to be conducted by tne Rev. WTLLIAM HOUGHTON. On Lord's Day, October sth, the Rev. ALEXANDER McAUSLANE, D.D., of London,) , ?? will preach MomiaK and Evening- In the Aftawwn, A SPECIAL SUNDAY SCHOOL SERVICE Win be held in the same place, when Dr. McAUSLANE Will adores, tbe^Sthola^ and Fnends- ...
THOMAS DENHAM, having just returned frnm the London and best provincial markets, is pre- pared to snpplv all ..
... NOVELTIES for the autumn s-» u - a, - h « *sssssss: Millinery and straw bonnets, felt hats, ribbons, feathers, flowers, Ac. HaWLS AND MANTLES In the new styles and materials. Rain wrappers,;* tweeds, cloths, &c. FURS. t> i c„,iciMn Tacked plfiin, from £5 17s. 6d. Trimmed otter Real Sealskin JacKets P i^. KolinBUt Ermi Seal) Chin . chiilTorebe and [other Muffs. Opera Ties, &c Warranted all ...
__ EDUOATION. VfRS. YORKfS Day and *. r*oarding ?? School, 2, Paradise-row, Stockton. Tenas on ajjplication. ..
... TJ G H AHADEM V ' ?? Head Master— Mr J. S. CALVRRT. Classical and Mat.hemati ...
SHIPPING NEWS
... ARRIVALS AT DiUNDEE. EARL GREY'S DOCK. Oct. '7.—Pladda (s.), Morgan, Newcastle, goods ; Humber, C ammond, Hartlepool, coals; Lydia, Lawrie, Sunderland, coals : Hero, Brand, St Malo, apples. KIKO WILLIAM'S DOCK. Oct. 17.—Marie, Kahl, St Jt'etersburg, flax ; Mary Ann, Wight, Hartlepool, coals. CAMPERDOWN DOCK. Oct. 17.—London (s.), Packham, London, goods ; Ravenscraig (s), Allan, Davis' fctraits ...
INCREASE OF DRINKING
... THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1873. Remark is being made at other places as well a3 in Dundee about the increase which is taking place, or is supposed to be taking place, in the number of crimes and offences tried by the Police Magistrates, and arising, as such crimes and offences generally do arise, out of the excessive consumption of strong drinks. We introduce the qualifying word supposition, ...
1-inINIU'RGH aud _> J_ VN CASTLiI_. ii ts. GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY'S] ■A ■•■ * v-i ?? ,* u; j,s
... Leave London and Continental Wharf, I ?? ; ?? Lo»er East Smithtield, as under :— j •'- J j\p viit'U'lH.— Ever}' Wednesday and Saturday. Oct. j 15 at noon. Fares : Saloon, 205.; fore cabin, 155.; i . .. and ?? 6d. i ,• ?? , r_s TLE— Every Wednesday and Sunday, at nine i * _ Saloon, 12-.; fore caliin, ss. ; return tickets, -■ ?? ' ard-street, and 37, Regent-circus. Bu\ s^ELS. COLOGNE, HAMBURG, ...
■ VOTIOE 10 MA'AWWRft- _ ?? J0TI( -..ring Tides, with the m ?? with a Grove v i. i. i..„
... • N t ?? ' .■.ght ?? . tIMUe). (Distant 1 Mile). E_« Main and M ■AHT coast J^'Se, |OTK.Bk ?? ?? ?? , th r -s; ?? ■!'■■ ?? V ' ' ', ' horns s t Low Water Sprin g Tides, wit . the -swing Marks su. Compass Bearings, tlb.:— ?? Vessel (Di_titnt 61 Miles). ath Race's Bank ?? »• jXJgk* tfce Mainmast-iead shows about 4 feet at low w»ter, aa. ?? v standing part out^f water. Becre ta.y. iLAOKWAI ...
£ttsi*tf* %_\_\Xtssts. $v#\Mt& QMxtmtt. SO 1. HIGH-STREET AND BUXTON-ROAD. JOSEPH HIRST be»B to intimate that ..
... another Win^r Season he has made nrafflsl preparation, in order that the requirements of his Pa TI%rEKmIT%EPARTMENT at Wo.l. Hieh-street, has , . JXn« nnmbflr of years had special favour with the pubhe, ! ot ; i Lq'ncß of the great caro beStow«d upon the manu- fnnre snd construction of all garments offered for sale. 1 OVERCOATS-HIRST'S BEAVERfr, Brown an ...
v A\ T D SOUTH-WESTERN AND ?? AND DORSET RAILWAYS. * ,PiCKET SEKVICK.— THE ROYAL #Jff L BOUTE.-OCTOBER, 1873. 51
... TftBISTOL, BURNHAM, . Iv J> HIGH BRIDGE, _J*iilk WELLS, GLASTONBURY, GUERNSEY AND f^— Quickest and best Route. — Shortest -sa^e. — Direct Service by tbe Royal Mail ?? via Southampton. — The Latest Train :»** c Bristol and Exeter Railway Station, st^i for the Mail Packet at 3.15 p.m., via Teinplccombe, Salisbury, and South- ZAtiit but Passengers may travel by any ?? : ?? ?? STEAM FROM ...