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... expressing the hope that the tenantfarmers would support Irish manufacturers. ‘They could not, ;:e said, ask for less than Grattan's Parliament with all its privileges. They could not under the Constitution ask for less, but no man could fix the boundary ...
... farmers were concerned, they did not take any concern with other meetings. (Applause.) Mr Sinclair, Tuflochrgorum, moved, and MIr John C Smith, Curr, seconded, the adoption of the resolutions s .in toto as agreed to. at the previous day's meeting. I The Chairman ...
... JERSEYS, COWi'.S, BELTS, and HOSE. Bodyand ~ldng BLTS wit an witoutElastic Gussete. MyAUId, WATEEROO3F COT ,3CAPEkbSand CAPS, CARDIGAN JACKETS. ISUFFLERS in Yilk, Cashmere, rad Wool. SCARFS. TIES, FROINTS, COLLABS, dAe. IAT-CASRSS ~itAPSACEs, TRhVT.LL1NG BAGS ...
... the oldest men Amlwch. He left John his eldest son and heir, who worked in the same mines, and married, in 1773, Mary Griffiths, of Anglesey. His death took place in 1828. John was succeeded bis eldest son. also named John, who was likewise miner occupation ...
... ad the will rime with the lespectioo of the battalion cia the Job Jose. APITROTEN—RtiItAIteAL Or SAt Mu,.;.. —A rehearsal armed In imenention with the C.T. Chunk wee in the laid sight. Res. Da. Reatt and thus Wm to tiss programme tut we, ratted. tie Kirby ...
... SALTOUN.— Lord Saltoun has funnn.ll{lintimawd the approaching marriage of his son to Miss Mary Helena Grattan Bellew, sister of Sir Henry Christopher Grattan Bellew, Bart., of Mount Bellew, County Galway, Ireland. RuyNIE—THE Late MR SPENCE, FINGLENNIE — A ...
... Place : John Calder, Old Aberdeen ; Edwin Charles, 78 Skene S«}ur'; Fred S. Elphinstone, 10 St Paul Street: James Forbes, 7 Shore Brae ; Geo. D. Gordon. 99 Wales Street; William Hannan, 31 Stevenson Street ; John W. Howie, 10 Kintore Place; John G. Innes ...
... their fares. Mobdsr 09 Win »t Soldi**. A very bad ease of murder ia reported from Aberyatwitb. A sergeant of the Cardigan Artillery, named John Price, was living on ill terms with his wife, aud the woman was preparing to leave him. About midnight on Friday ...
... was sat of the :wet public men of the north, had beset Towa Clerk of klgic since 1871, and was the principal partner in the Arm of Forsyth a Stewart. solicitor., Arlo. In recootition of his services to the Liberal party, be was elected by the Central Liberal ...
... come to Seotlend. John Fraser. the claimant, wan next examine!. In answer to Mr he said—/ wee horn in April in 1825. My father, whose eldest son I am. was John Fraser, who was eldest son et a John Frasier, who again .s eldest son of John Fraser, eldest son ...
... to annmounce that the mnh&u( Licutenant- Colonel The Honvurable Master of Saltoun, Grenadier Guards, and Miss Mary Helen Grattan Bellew, sister of Sir Henry Christopher Gratton Beilew, Bart. of Mount Beliew, County Galway, Ireland, is to be solemuised ...
... the 28th ult.,, the Rev. JOHN WEBSTER, in the &MJW of his age.—¥riends please aceept this (the only) intimation. At Nether Sauchen, Cluny, on the 23th ult., after a long and paintal illnesd, borne with Christian patience, JOHN MURiAY, farmer, aged 50 ...