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... Tm».-TVe yooag men, aamed William Whiteh»u~ „» od^ Ha « fc Stereo, were remitted (rem the Police Court to the Sheriff the of baviaf, on Saturday evening, nine DAire braoee from in Mom Stmt occupied by Bobertna 4 Son. Aasault. —At the Sheriff Court ymterday, James Martin pleaded not guilty John Naill on the November in a house New flmithilla Street with a ham knife aimiinr weapon. John Neili, ...
... Windsor Castle, December 12. The Queen drove put yesterday aiternoon, attended by the Dowager-Marchinneßs Kty and the Hon. Horatia Stopford. Briuces.-* Beatrice and Prince Leopold went to Baxshot, attended Miss Bauer. Majesty, with Princes-) Beatrice, walked ont this naoroin?, attended the Hon. Horatia The Duke and Edinburgh arrived at the Cas: shortly before p.m., attcuded by Osborne and ...
... SPSBOH M. WAWMStQTON. Parte, Dnmlnt J, Evening. At to-day', af the Chamber Deputi** presidential chair occupied M. Own. and all the Minister* were pnmt. M. d'Aaaon ISaptimfat) announced that h* withdraw tha Interpellation whicb ha hndjiven notice Inquiring Into tha dtemiaaal of Ma]ron Vendee. Thto interpellation, which M. d'fcjun Mid would brine forward •mm future occasion. baa teas looked ...
... his residence Alton Hill, near Kilmarnock. Deceased, who owned considerable property, was most extensively known throughout the county, and bad been in business for a ioug series years. ...
... Port-Glasgow.—There was lam.died from the shipbuilding yard 11. & Co., iron screw steamer of following dimensions : —'Job ft. 31 It. by 17 ft. ; about tons register, i his vessel bunt to the order of .Vlessrs M'Lareu, Cruin, & Co., for the Spanish ore trade, and by Messrs Win. King Co., engines ot about 9b n.i\ nominal. HaRTLEI'OoL. —Uu Satmday Messrs Withy & Co. launched from Shipyar.i, West ...
... Edinburgh and Fife have been necessitated the accident to the Tay Bridge, and with these travellers, for their own convenience, should make themselves acquainted. The service hitherto afforded the company between Dundee, Arbroath, and Aberdeen to discontinued and after to-day. Postal Regulations tor New-Year's Dat. —Thursday next (New-Year's Day) being a holiday in Glasgow, the receiving ...
... o'clock the sweet music which only babe ot ten days old can produce fell upon the acute ears several good housewives who reside at Bellgrove Street, and on their rushing to the scene—the tirst stairhead—they discovered the authoress the solo lying helpless and alone. The little cherui> was carefully wrapped in a couple clean warm woollen shawls, aud was neatly and tidily dressed, the whole ...
... presiding. There were only six applications lor relief submitted to tbe meeting. Four of Uie applicant* were offered admiaaion the Combiaiatiou Poorbouae, Dumbarton; one went into the House, three declined to go in. The other two were granted temporary outdoor relief. The annual grant of clothing was made to the outdoor registered poor, amounting this season to upwards Toe Chairman read ...
... The following shows the valuation for 1879-90, with that for last year, for the sake comparison:— WA*d. 1471-79 m—~ £15,#37 il4,s« 18 1S l 18 S IWB 0 0 tvniDAOo 10 #55i7. 3,546 19 3 0 ft? J JB!° CiSSr. 17.44S 14 l|»l| » U.7JJIJ 74.760 19 0 7b.213 0 I'TTttiTirfr S.tW 14 0 2 0 T°ui. .jueo.ru u> je*i.7is n-~- 3 £83.204 40.SK 9 40.804 14 - «.«» * H. 140 6 « J7.622 UlO 4 2 „ 15 12 39.805 1> ...
... Th* fortjr-foarth annual meeting In connection with the National Security Saving* Bank was held the Merchants' UnH—W e Hon. Wil- , Collins, Lord Provost, presiding. th* gentleman present were—Charles Tennant, M.P., Rev. Marcus Dode, Rev. George Rev. Robert Blair, Bev. R. K. Monteith, Messrs* liannan, James White, Wm. M'Ewen, John Brown, Jr., Rsid Stewart, Charles I Gairdner, Robert Gourlay, ...
... passengers by the 2.15 P.*. Caledonian exprois irorn tue South .ay had arrow eaujMS. 'ilie tiam passed *- nnnii-trii, some Uiiiftt south Ctnuurtt, and was ruuning alongside the Clyde the rate of hour, wueu suddenly pulled up. iu the forepart t*«e train had a few secouds previousiy noticed a strange thumping against the noof the roof of carriages, aa well a peculiar though slight oscillatioo. ...
... oil, w«r» fire. oaijr are the work* bat three heroes, which were stable adjoining works, have been by the coaltgTation, , the erigin of which we have not leaned, lose p TCI/ coniiatrv I *. ...