... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... increase the Library fund. Songs, glees, and readings formed the programme. Parochial Board.— Messrs John Davidson, James Humble, Thomas Ramsay, and Wm. Booth have been elected by the ratepayers members of the Parochial Board for year. New Year’s Day.— All tho ...

... Schools. for poor, respectable, well-behaved old women the parish of Auchterlesa who are not supported tbe Parochial Board. Thomas Walker, fiaheurer, Fraserburgh—£2s yearly all time coming to the Managers of the Congregational Church, Fraserburgh, and £25 ...

... series of statues illnstrat ! also spoke. large choir, under the leadership of ing the Idvis the King,” several which have • Thomas ChaTtaers, sang number of select already been seen by our readers at the Acadtmv 1 music at interval* during the evening, ...

... niv«nT . y\ ,I ««t« under the Lien .«•» ’' ,v„ar.bl., •oo.mi wmdt.M 10.*T2Ti.oru.. LdVnn fid ; John Murwy, yint^ ..,1 -V.. 4 Thomas Turner. 3«> |iotnt«, bolt- r ■J.OI; J Jnme. Fo.hey 'M. n«T A. K. V. (lUu.>TeR H*i.» .nnu.d HnwYeaf •t.n.'tlnt “J held under ...

... A meeting of tbo Feuara’ Managers was held last Saturday, but the business was almost ex* clusirely of routine character. Thomas F. Milne, Peterhead, has passed his examination before the Local Marine Board in Dundee, and received certificate ordinary ...

... piers would then offer lesf n like surface to the wind, and because the strain upon ti Sir the 'foundations would be less. Sir Thomas E ,rs, Bouch, however, now accepts the full responsi- fl od- bility of the change which, he will not allow cu-as suggested ...

... idl Major N. Lowis, Bristol. t it Alexandeir 'Hardy, Chief Constable of Sutherlanid. A shire. id H. B.7 Pitman, Criminal Officer, Leith Police. Donald Sutherland, Superintendent of Police. ks Paisley. Thomas Wyness, Superintendent of Police, Inver- n ess ...

... which has now been so long i coonncted. The stories has speared promise i well, and the names of their respective authors, Thomas Hardy and Jean Ingelow, are sufficient ■ guarantee for their merit. The Trumpet-Major*’ i opens in an exceedingly happy manner; ...

... channel. This method is in operation k the; on many rivers in America, and on some it of on the Continent of Europe. Were Sir Thomas ad a I Bouch to ': put his foot down and insist upon ely ; the lowest height in regard to the new Tay was Bridge he would ...