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... variable in. direction, while in the Shetlands it was strong I from S.E By the next morning the depression bha developed an arm or hollow over Scotland and the North Sea. In this hollow a new dis- turbance was formed, and the result was that, instead of ...
... the men they returned. Mr Parnell had declared that the end and aim of his policy was to lbring about separation, and that Grattan's Parlia- ment was the only one he could accept. He did not limit his demand to such a concession, but he need not ask anything ...
... ; Mr Charles Fay, ?? Sir George Porter, Sir Ralph Cusack, Sir G. B. Owens, Sir John Barrington, Mr -Thos. Dicksoii, M.P.; Sir H. IT. Bruce, MY.P.; Mr W. 1H. Lyons, Mr John Ball Greene, C. B.; Mr David Taylor, Mr Thos. Pim; jun.: Sir Thos. M'Clure, M.P ...
... extend' from Hligh Street back to South Street, . and Williarmson is proprietor of the Fife Arms s lintel the properties being separated by *.tatis known as the Fife Arme Close. The pursuer crs- plained if the rse riade of the close by tire tenant of the hotel ...
... following gentlemen wvere adeuitted as honorary ?? ?? R. Russell, Mf.P.; R1ev. John Edgar, and Messrs .Johlm Livingston I and W. G. Kirkland. Addresses were delivered by Rev. John Marray, Caloon Parish; Air Thboe. Bredie, and Brother Robert IVi'Kirdy, from ...
... was at the close accepted as Liberal candidate for E the constituency. Another first anpearance 1 was made last night by Mr John MI'Culloch, a possible Liberal candidate for IVest Renfrew- I shire, who gave an address at Barrhead. Mr B. F. Costellos spoke ...
... the Bridgeton Public Hall, which was filled. Ex.B3ailie John Burt presided, and otonug the other gentlemen on the platform were-Ptev, Messrs Irons and A. 0. Mackenzie, Messrs Alex. Pollock, John Anderson, jun. ; Wm., Corstorphine, IAlex. Mair, William ...
... Bailie Alexander, Baifre Dansken, Bsilie Storrie, Messrs John Wilson (Hillhead), John Stephen, Robert Wilson, John Barr, Alex. Willie, George Smollie, George, Wilson, Alex. Russell, D. H. Jack, John Halley, D. S. Riddoch, and Robert Duncan. Mr CrtArG Sr ...
... Hlome Secretary has just appointed a working collier as Mining Inspector for County C Durham, the person selected being Mr John t Plommer, under-viewer at Hetton Golliery. The remains of tho late Bailie Jackson will be I interred on Thursday, and the ...
... causdidate for the Central Divisiosi of the city, adldressed a mneeting of thes electors its the Giatid Hall, YVaterloo Leooms. M~r John Cunuirg- baru oteupied this cesmir, anid on the phatforis were ca 1-Lev. Johlmi Watt, Mseas-s W, 1-L llouldswvortbi, 5 . 1 ...
... bear)-tbat the most serious charges which were th at that time made in regard to financial matters th against Lord Lytton and Sir John Strachey did at not, appear to me to he, capabi's of being substanti- Pt ated; but there is no doubt th at the vast expendi- ...
... trnthis we hold to and tics doctrines to which we ,yuto adhece ; and so 1 nssonme hers I am not girspeaking to Liberals, but I arm speaking to a ,eentieScotch Andisence, taking a deep in- I r0st in those many questions that are now to ydecided by the electorate ...