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... 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 ...
... following sales took place : —Mr Thomas Brown, Newcraig, sold a lot of fat queys to Mr Stewart, Coupar-Angus, at £20 each. Mr Thomas Carstairs sold for Miss Ower, Graymonnt, lot of three queys Mr Adam Hardie, Glasgow, at £52. Mr Thomas Nicoll, Littleton, Kirriemuir ...
... was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment. Assault. - Thomas M'Mahon, millworker. Blackness pled guilty assaulting Susan Dochertv, while in William Street, Scouringburn, on Wednesday. It app-ared Thomas had got some provocation from the giri i).x;herty, ...
... Davie, dyker, ol a »• MARRIAGES. p^j* M 4 HABDT-MABTIN.-At Albany Terrace, i^ on the 2d inst., by the Rev. Thomas by the Rev. George M'Hardy, W brother of the bridegroom, James J ' J jfari* dee, to Isabella, daughter of Mr ?? Tayport. , «i e ««a«~ ...
... within two days of each other, there died two the oldest of our neighbours, who had both attained the ripe age of ninety years. Thomas Spalding, gardener, Woodside, died on Thursday, after being but a few days out of his ordinary health. He was greatly respected ...
... FATAL STABBING CASE. Oil Sunday morning, shortly - £ e Sharp, mason, aged about 23 years, ,yi | at the door of Mr Thomas. Roy, One „ was conveyed to his father's res ' l ' { amination it was found he had been s tf(V . fl groin. He was seen at eleven o'clock ...
... Williamina Calder, only surviving daughter of the late John Mackay, merchant, Torresdale, At St Thomas' Church, Belfast, on the 12th inst., by the Rev. Thomas J. Welland, A.M., Robert Robertson, Esq., solicitor, Peterhead, to Lucy, eldest daughter of James ...
... Lawson.— At 3 Windsor Place, oV- o* f, inst., Mrs James B. Lavvsoii,,. jj »l A f. Habdib —At Milton Road, f e ' inst., Mrs Thomas Hardie, 0 , Macnee.—At Bohespic, a the wife of James Macnee, • ge '. A Youngson—Allan.—At by., 1 ,- nJ..j, «' on the 24th 11,8 ...
... must authenticated by the the sender, or they will not inserted- BIRTHS. n t b » p6 ...
... sales took place :— Mr Thomas Brown, Newcra'g, sold a lot of fat queys to Mr Stewart, Coupar-Angus, at £20 each. Mr Thomas Carstairs sold for Mis 3 Ower, Gray mount, a lo* of three queys to Mr Adam Harlie, Glasgow, at £52. Mr Thomas Nicoll, Littleton, Kirriemuir ...
... age* w- HUTCHESON.— At Crieff, on the 2bth u» t, i; , _ Mr Thomas Hutcheson, of the firm °- Hntcheson, Glasgow. ihnrJeen. a Williamson.— At 143 Union Street, --SEJ* the 26th inst., Mrs Jane Hardy °r relict of Peter Williamson, chemist, abw YoONO.-At 13 ...
... who was then Solicitor-General, argued the case of the petitioner, Dr Deane and Mr Hardi nge Giffard being counsel for the respondent, the guardian ad litem, Sir Thomas Moncreiffe. The judges present duiing the argument, besides the Lord Chief Baron and ...