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... PriiBtia , and that lie had been authorised to collect tuhflcriptions in aid of the numerous rofferersby which ho obtained £ 39 , Thomas Smith , four tfmet previously convicted , w « a lentenced to twelve months' inipriionmont for having , on 29 th November ...
... characters sufiicloudy developed to enable one to strike acquaintance with them, so that we are limited to the style. In Thomas Hardy's story entitled The Trumpet- Major there are some clever touches of humour. and the tale promises to be a very amusing ...
... Nawcasrtz. Thuraday.—The Novo:saes-on-Tyne 4 Magistrates sat five hours to-day hearing four charges I of housebreaking against Thomas Hutchinson, his wife I and daughter,and his workman,William Ormi‘ton, and ] &woman natuNi Mary Thompson, with whom Hutchin- ...
... Terminus. Baltimore—Mary J. Baker, 064-51inarsy —Troon New York—John Eels, 762-31 array & Meaty—s Troon. Singapore—Clyde Vale,374—Thomas Skins= one Co. and Browne Wasson. GRANGLllOl7lH.—Arrived, Jan. 11—&von (ss), Charles, London, general; &Worn& (es). Wilson ...
... determined by thu directors o £ the Forth Bridge Railway Company to request tho engineers who , in 1873 , reported on Sir Thomas Bouch's plans for the Forth Bridge to revise tlio statements then made and the conclusions come to , in view of any additional ...
... 94, Shearer, Forbes. liniestone ; Hero, 78, m a ma, Westport, oats; Thomas Bouirtead, Martin, Elba% iron ore. Sailed, Jan. 16—Mikado (is), 1666, 11•Keohnie, New York, vneral ; Hardi.2B6, Nielsen, Trinidad. cod. Lat . a/ Veen* Berthed for on the Clyde ...
... seven days for begging in Woodbine Terrace on Sunday. DRUNK. —Janie Donald or Brown and Thomas M'Ewan each forfeited 51. George Downs, labourer, Primrose Street; Thomas Kyle, cab•driver, and Patrick Douglas, jeweller, Morton Street, were each lined 5s or ...
... Police Mr Thomas Wyness , Superintendent a { Polico , Inrcrnees , and that lie had intimated , tlie resolution to Sheriff Gutlirie Smith , who eaid ha would havo placed first Mr Sutherland , Superintendent of Police , Paisley ; second , Mr M'Hardy , Supe ...
... Kticlilcr , M . A . ; and tho Ehiiid Scholarship in Classics , ( if £ 90 ayoar , teuablo for three years , to Mr W . E . Hardie . SAI . ' E OF HOUSE Pp . OPEliTY . —Two' toneinents of dweJMng-honses , Nos . 4 aad 6 Maxwell Street , n-. irly finlalied ...
... some table glass , most excellent in colour and workmanship , and very good in design and ornamentation . On the stand of Thomas Webb & Sons , Stoururidge , there was a grand ehov / of table glass , especially some very rich cut dishes and decanters ...
... Mr W. R. Hardie, who has gained the Rhind Scholarship in Classics of £OO a year, tenable for three years, were both pupi:s of Circus Place Private Chime, and received their whole education there previous to attending the university. Mr Hardie lately gained ...
... Williams . Itoyal Artillery ; Lleiit .-Col . Cliaa . Frederick Cockbuni . Royal Artillery ; Lioutenaut-CoIonol Camp . bell Hardy , Royal Artillery ; Lieutenant-Colonel Lewla I ' rederick Hall . Koyal Artillery ; LleutcBimKlolonel John Henry Pelle . Royal ...