... oil the beilhd-John Davidson Ogilvie, labourer, .lShlttle Lane, Aberdeen, was charged with having , on tile 29th April at the Cruives of Don iused a gaff for catching salmon. He pleaded not guilty, but was convicted oil evidence. John 'Taylor ~Xtt, who ...

... Sheriff' Brown on the bench—John Davidson Ogilvie, labourer, Shuttle Lane, Aberdeen, was charged with having the 29th April at the Cruives of Don used gaff for catching salmon. pleaded not guilty, but was convicted on evidence. John Taylor Watt, who appeared ...

... many years, to erect a nioliument to John . Knox in Edinburgh seems at last to have taken definite shape. The money, it is understood, has been subscribed, the committee hlas adopted a statue of the Reformer by Mit John Hiutohlsoll, R.S.A., and all that ...

... depntation wera remitted to Mr Cameron, sanitary inspector. The Edinburgh Statue John Knox.— The proposal, which has been heard of at intervals for many years, to erect monument to John Knox in Edinburgh seems at last to have taken definite shape. The money, ...

... has been left by thu late Mr Charles R.-iUy The Pr.ory, Park, Tunbridge Wells, who died in last. At Aberyrtwitb Station. Cardigan, Wales, Tuesday several ton* of debris fell upon five workmen, killing three and seriously injuring other*. During terrific ...

... baronet who spoke to-night, and by other members as another example, and they said that Grattan's Parliament was established in two days. Under what circumstances was Grattan's Parliament established ? When England was at the lowesbt depths of her fortunes ...

... baronet who spoke to-night, and by other members as another example, and they said that Grattan's Parliament was established in two days. Under what circumstances was Grattan’s Parliament established ? When England was at the lowest depths of her fortunes, ...

... the e supremacy of lritain except by war. All the e practical power was conferred on the Irish eExecutive. In, thi time of Grattan, as they all I e kne0w, a large foreu of volititeers were enoolled self-equipped. V-ihat was there ii ti e bill to pie- I ...

... carried, they would have something t. worth defending. But he should like to remind 'y his noble friend that it wIes under Grattan's Parlia- 7n ment-wben Ireland had a Parliament-that. tile e- great rebellion took place and disloyalty had d- reached such ...

... grieve ; Robert Murray, fanner ; John Kae, farmer; James E. Robertson, merchant ; A. M. fccott, bake. ; Andrew Ritchie, V.S. The foregoing were appointed, with Messrs James James C.ruegie, sl.oem.ker: Join, Cr«b„, John Henry, farmer ; William Laing, c ...

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