... the 23rd inst, Jane, widow of John Wallace, coast-guard, aged 73. At Woolmarkvt, on the 23rd inst., Sarah, widow of the laic Thomas Weatherston, plasterer, aged 8('». At Wallace Green, the inst., Dorothy, widow of Janies Ford, surgeon, aged l>M. High Street ...

... Battle of StirKag, Mr I). Moffat; Song, “Brava old Oak.” “Mr Henry Mood; notation. “Ask Mamma, Mr Thomas Ford; Song. Tba Bonnie Briar Bmb,” Mr Thomas Hopper; song, Como nudar my Plaidie,” Mr George Jahnatan; speech, Mr K. S. Kinlaytide; song, Thy voica ...

... Maty Jane, of aL.« Glads ton, SpittaL Hatehedniae, on the 20th inst., by the Rev. James B. Gillies, M.A., Coldstream, William Hardie, black, smith, Edinburgh, to Maggie, second daughter of Junes Marshall, farm-steward. At Hutton Hall Barns, on?the Inst, the ...

... her children to school.—Thomas Sinton, platelayer. Beal, was chsrgsd with aiaiilar offence. Mr Scott also proved this csss, and the Msgiatrates made similar order. Illegitimacy.—Mary Maclean, West Newhigging, .'orham, charged Thomas Inglia, labourer. High ...

... another ex-churchwarden was proposed on behalf the parish by Mr George Lee and seconded by Mr G >toko«. In opposition him Mr Thomas Atkinson. Spittal. another dissenter, was proposed by Mr Robert Boston and seconded hy Mr Ralph Hum. a show « hands votes ...

... new Al- w inton, on WEDNESDAY, the of Mat next, the whole of the excellent CHEVIOT and BLACKFACED STOCK, belonging to Mr Thomas Nicholson. CATALOGUE OF SALE SHEEP. 430 Cheviot Ewee and Lambe, 3, 4, and yra, old. 20 Cheviot Gimmers and Lambs. 180 Eild ...

... Grey. Some notes on tlieplaces visited were alto read. 1 ! Amongst those present were;—Mr Watson, Dunse, , president ; Messrs Thomas Allan, M. Young, W. | Wilson, Darling. T. Patrick, U. L. Paulin, and ! W. Willohj, Berwick ; l!ev. Hill Scott and Mr Hill ...

... 47 ; Sergeant Winton, 47 ; Private Younger, 45 ; Colour-Sergeant Robson, 44 ; Private Robert Fairnington, 44; Private Thomas Hardy, 41. Colour-Sergeant Robson was in charge of the ground. ...

... who perished, promptly relieved, making total of 297,677 since the formation of the Society in 1839. Nearly 51.000 of these hardy sons of the ocean abow their wish to help themselves by subscribing tbe small sum 3s annually, for which they get additional ...

... proceeding. ' District Cow Club —The annual meeting of this club was held in the Foresters Hall, Kelso, on Saturday night—Mr Thomas Craig, presiding. Mr W. Purves (of the firm of Messrs Mnirhead & Pnrves), the secretary, submitted bisaDDiial report, which ...

... ELECTION PETITIONS. Canterbury.— The Court declared the election of Mr Alfred Gathorae Hardy and Colonel Laurie, (Conservatives) void. Costs given against the respondents, except in rospeot of the personal charges made against them and the members of ...

... Fairbairn, Venchen, (who has now won the first prize in this competition five years in succession), I; Janies Stewart, Kelso, 2 ; Thomas Black. Kelso, 3. Putting the heavy ball —A Scott. Duncan Haugh Mill. 3->ft 'in, 1; J. Scott, Kelso, 34ft (iin. 2. 100 yards ...