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... in., 3rl, J. Rush. Add.. well, 10 ft. Sailor's Hornpipe-Ist, D. Anderson. Monier ; 2nd. John ; 3rd, P. Oeiehtion. Klinhorah Hardie Ram-let, D. lawns. mad J. M. 11. aril, J. Hunter, Tillicoultry. One Mlle Race - Ist! D. Livingston.; 2i6.1. I' Bitnpanu ;3rd ...

... the door cheek the couipaay, said ohs — Welk I might, I have% a drop .4 water Tb. intruder void ainaareirsti—• abbe Ye @hardy has made rids the day y• wit in Loewe s ye Wale teen tang tee teem Ammer, inset at Maras Mr is end an. timed witless' op t ...

... minutes of preybour meeting having been road and :.pproverl of, a diecitsaion took place as to whether or not a boy named James Hardie, au illegitimate child of a woman behinging to parish, should be seat to the Industrial Home at the expense of the Boird. ...

... put a etop to the pilfering at the station. Hall was then Past beret firth from sever , ' of the it a to prime for 'Sisley.. Thomas brag the first time they had ever crewed the MARRIAGE% sad Jobs Claire Rather. vul g ate Street. Wet gigantic engineering ...

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... Alicia jail. On the 14th, the Alice Fair and Games took place, and the usual holidays wan held. In September, the 3rd, Mr Thomas Bowie was elected Inspector of Poor and Collector of Pour Rates for the Pariah of R Allow the Bth, 14 gym, died at the ripe ...

... or • WSICIL —At the Stirling Sheriff Court yesterday, James Corr, a painter, pled guilty to the theft a watch belonging to Thomas Graham, bithaplitter, Ales, from the house of James Pearson, a cabman, residing in Baker Street, Stirling. awl having been ...

... hristy'e *upped to tether in the Inn, when shout a more Mr Hardy at Bradford. as well as Mr Ibis famed troupe placed their knees under Cross at Preston, was peculiarly happy in the mahogany. Mr Thomas ably his t h e t reat y o f p ar t s . I n filled the chair ...

... the loge mintier members preeent. At the close, a rely iatemeting cotivereition took plvce, in which the Rev. Mr Bryson, Mr Hardie Mr Lawson took part, all of whim the pleasure with which they had listened to Mr Rennison's paper. The Rev. Mr Haller in propueing ...

... 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 ...