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... laid up with soro backs. t Strangely enough, the Cossack ponies do not seem to ,suffor from this cause, though seine of the hardy, en- Fduring little brutes litvo been quite as severely tested as o even the Guard cavalry. The cavalry divisions of tbe tactive ...
... Johnstone’ 36 English St. v ecesessssiese Mr Smith, 66 English Strest, S Mrs Cumming, 60 Friars’ Vennel, V vieesesseieeres Mrs Hardie, 18 Friars’ Vennel, v Bookstla.ll, Rfiiiwdary Station, well ceseenns MrJ.Maxwell,l Glasgow Street, M veseenee Mr J. Davidson ...
... article Richard A. Proctor, describing the conditions of life the newly-discovered moons of Mars. A new serial story, by Thomas Hardy, is commenced. It is well written, and already proves to be of considerable power. Tinslet's Magazine (Tinsley Brothers) ...
... Kirkton of Beath. The following places were declared free of disease : — Maryhill (William Hardie'e), Seafleld (David Bin- ning s), byre at Cairneyhill (Thomas Tempi-man's), West Conland (David Bin-ell's), East Baldridge (Alex. Morton's), Leuchars Lodge ...
... Ferguson, Dr Richmond, Provost Fartick ; Councillor Anderson ; Messrs W. L. Lamb, Wm. Lindsay, John Hendry, Archibald Hendry, Thomas Prentice, Wm. Grebe, lamdon; Edward Johnstone (Gonrook Kopework Company), John Patten, jun., John Broadfoot, John Low, A. ...
... and Kirkton of Bervth. The following places were declared free of disease : Marvhill (William Hardie's), Seafield (David Binning's), byre at Cairneyhill (Thomas Templeman's), West Conland (David Birrell's), East Baldridge (Alex. Morton's), Leuchars Lodge ...
... Townlvtll, Dunfermline (Oeorge m. (Wm. Reekie), and thefoHowing places,, rt -Merryhill, Wm. Hardie; Sea fie'! D betty ft™ Binning ; Byre at Cairneyhill, Thomas Oonland, David Birrell; East Baldrid un f«™u * Alex. Morton ; Lodge, James Graham mlmU * Cheques ...
... 1878, Weather permitting—otherwise the first favourable ■ «day thereafter. Ploughs to be on the Ground at 8 o'clock A.M. THOMAS BINNIE, Secy. NOTICE. t ROBERT BALDERSTON, Restaurant Keeper, Grangemouth, having this day executed Trust Deed for Behoof ...
... the Earl of Carnarvon, Mr Commerce yesterday, a resolution was adopted ‘disease. De Chaumont’s observations in’ Secretary Hardy, the Marquis of Salisbury, the stating that the Council his seea with great f carbonic Ct pancellor of the Exchequer, the Right ...
... lWlioll . MiMl The UnWm s steamer Nubian, with nmw'anl Case matt*, arrived this morning ; mail forwarded with 86 Iralm _ Thomas. Thursday -The Mai! ateamer Don. from 1 Southampton on uIL. arrived noon Madeira, Thursday.—The Mall tteamcr Tayu.oul Castle ...
... —A meeting to bring in the New Year was held in one of the ante-rooms of the Free Hall, Cellardyke, on Monday evening. Mr M'Hardy, missionary, presided, and after devotional exercises had been engaged in, the meeting was thrown open for any one to speak ...
... JOURNAL! THE ONLY ILLUSTRATED AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL! THE R. Maw, Dom Mn - Mr Jams Rigid Ram W. R. 1 I Mrs Mrs Thomas 8a1.,: • Misr Beattie, • Yn kw:: ::: Mrs Mn Bora. Mr A. Basta, Mrs Customise, G. C. Mrs Olaf, Mn Ales. Clark ...