... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... because they aim too high. A public that a devours tens of vthousands;of a new novel by George Eliot or William -Black, or Thomas Hardy, shows' its capacity to rise to the level of the a most fastidious of the Boston penmen. There is a rude, sentimental multitude ...

... smiled as Eim the crews cheered; and commanded Captain Hardy it to anchor when the success was complete. Then only el) did he resign himself to death. Kiss: me, Hardy, YE he murmured as Captain. Hardy knelt, and Now, I at am satisfied; I have done my ...

... usual hiealhLb She was 57 years of age, and p leaves twvo dicaughers. w BELL STREET U.P. CHURCH, DUNDEE.-W Yesterday the Rev. Thomas S. Dickson, M.A., late of Auchterztrder, was inducted to the pastorate Of this Or congreaction as successor to Mr Conway, ...

... a' since Montrose; John Hunter, Dundee; Edward Thomas, t, 1864. Wolverbampton; P. M'Kellan, Edinburgh D. reseed Livingston, Tranent; Daniel M'Leod, Elgin; Joe ppear* Leith Al erdeen ; W. Connon, do.; Thomas 'alking Docherty, juvenile pedestrian. Y tresses ...

... to the first grade of collectors. Amongst bep those present were-Messrs W. E. White amd A. lanes, im upevisors, Aberdeen ; Thomas Wilsonl, supervisor, of O mldeedrun, ; H~ector Mackcenzie, supervisor, Eal-. for later; John MI'Kelv'ie, city assessor ; Beveridge ...

... w.'. o strains, i by pac The second volume consists of four parts. First more c a short introduction by the secretary, Mr Thomas 'It, ds Dykes, containing information as to the breedisig give a gdraucgli of horses from the earliest date, and the probable ...

... cinddidate in conjunc- onis of tion with Sir A. D. Hayter, Mr E. R.Wo5dehuuse. The ~riing a' Conservative candidates are Mr;It. Hardy, and Captain re-l Smyth. d o n eBeaumaris., 1-M~r M. Lloyd will probalbly be re- if the turned unopposed. le it Bedford. 2-Mr ...