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... intiniitiofln 'o heStvutDUAO ep ,At 5Aoyel Circus, Ediriburgh, IOR .the 2sth ult. DUC2AIDS bath itanica. seLioud son of ,te late Thomas Knox, baank agenrt Peterhead, linthe 17bhyea 3 fiiage Frienids are rq dto accept 'was of on this (time on istatjoim rerluesed ...
... chirp) of resetting the same. A corrotposoleat writes :—Untlor the name of the moat commas of our ticottiah wililtlou ens Miss Hardy has published • volume of short Cetical pieces ( Whim-!Loom. William P. imino t Co.) which have appeared in various and p ...
... neglected becausf they aim too high. public that devours tens of thon-anils of a new novel Georg© Kllot or William Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows it* capacity to rise the level of the mod fastidious the Boston penmen. There a rude, sentimental multitude that ...
... ADVERTISER.-JANURAY 1, 1880. Good Words and The Sunday Magazine. London : lsbister & Co. WITH the new volume of Good Words Mr Thomas Hardy, a favourite author, begins a new story under the title of The Trumpet-Major, the opening chapters of which at once attract ...
... Cowdenbeath 3534 Nasinyth, Thomas G., surgeon, Voulfonl 3513 Nicol, Andrew sea., mason, Cowdenbe a th 3596 Nicol, James, farmer, Whinnyhall 3567 Nicol, John, saddler, Cowdenbeath 3343 Penman, William, Kelly 3359 Philp, Thomas, grocer. Kelly 3'040 Ramsay ...
... S.S.; Bro. Geo. Hall, J.S.; Bro. John Ho , Bro. Thomas Douglas, B.B.: Bro. D. Hardie, I.G.; Bro. Thomas Wight, 0O.G.; Bro. John Shields, D. of C.; Bro. R. Lees, Proxy Master to Grand Lodge; Bro. Thomas Hogg, Proxy S.W. to Grand Lodge; Bro. William Brunton ...
... , Citv Police. J. Gordon Shirrefs Gordon Craig, Aberdeenshire (39). (Formerly officer in.H.ll. Indian Annyt. Alexander >I'Hardy (40), Chief Constable of Sutherlandshire. Donald Sutherlai:d'(43), Superintendent of Police, Paisley. N. (41), Bristol, Major ...
... have been elected office.bearers in this Lodge : —R.W.M., D. Macdonald; P.M., A. Catto ; D. M., Rev. J. B. Davidson ; S.M., Thomas Davidson ; S.W., John Reid ; J.W., James Hird ; S.D., George King; J.D., William Seller ; Secretary, John Ingram ; Treasurer ...
... Lotus, left-Glasgow for Port Eiupedoele, ';lst ult. ■ Garonne (s. left Deal for Adelaide, Ist inst. left Deal for Nat id, ult. Thomas otowe, Brisbane, b'Jth ult. Herat, at Calcutta, ult. Excelsior, Port Elizabeth, oCtn ult. Queen («.), at Leith from Valencia ...
... Macgregor, secretary* Thomas Osborne, treasurer; Edward N. Scott. • David Buthtrtord, J.D.; John Peddic, E.B. • William Cowie, J.S.; Lev. A. Falconer, Mony, chaplain • RichardFobinaon, bard; James Charles, architect; Jamca Hardie, foreign correspondent; ...
... bridge, and rendered what as- J sistauce was in their power to the divers and work- i men on board the various crafts. i Sir Thomas Bouch left the harbour in the forenoon I to take part in the operations at the bridge. I As on former occasions the crane ...
... Edinburgh City Polio. Shirrefe Gordon of Crgi„, ,,, Aberdeenaldre 1391. (Formerly en Offioer in Indian Army). Alexander Al'Hardy Chief Conetible ol Sutherlandsbire. Donald Sutherland (43), Superintendent of Police Paisley. Lowis (41), Bristol, Indian Army ...