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... enveloped will biomes a matter of anolent history, and the poet will lose a theme of Inspiration. Sorely, now, will be the golden ageof dairying, when all the dairy farmers troubles will cease. The milking appetites will certainly prove a greet bean he ...
... was summed up by Mr Hopwood, Q.C., win) pointed pardon's. ly to the finding of the razor belonging to the prisoner and boy's boots in pude in the neighbourhood of the pri.oner's It bad been suggested that • foreign sailor had been guilty of the crime, but ...
... advertising purposes; W. Sneddon of St. lames Place, Paisley. for a new and improved machine or apparatus for polishing the of boots, shoes, and other articles; M. Hutchison of Cottage, Caledonian Road, Salteoats, Ayrshire, for cooling appuatus for state rooms ...
... carefully arrayed in dress coat and satin vest, in linen-cambric ruffled shirt, in well-fitting trousers strapped down over the boots. And despite that enunciation of the Decalogue from the chancel, many were the graven images carried away on feminine hearts ...
... alaoltall Mo. His closiEsie ALL WOOL SERGES, (odes. His knowledge of Spanish is of course per- whoa riding is R Meer ier with knee boots OF BEST QUALITY, AT LOWEST PRICES., CirenhiAlOn of any 41, gili P•Ter• Febliehed 40 PROTECTED BILLPOSTING STATIONS. No. L-A ...
... miscalculated his distance and the depth of pool He fell in and in moment nothing seen of the adventurous ' wee but pair of boots which from their vigorous kick ing showed their owner still very much alive But Hogg and Wilson were lyiut on the river-bank ...
... carrier between Mauehline and Glasgow previous to the laying of Glasgow and South-Western Railway Mr Lambie celebrated his golden wedding in July 1893 He leaves widow and family of nine all married He was in his 75th year SALTCOATS of Captain Alexander ...
... foreign journalist to ascertain and publish abroad the number of pounds the Commanderin-Chief malt+, presumably without his boot+ And what think you is his + - eight Exactly and precisely 300 pounds. Prodigious France +ill have any number of Royal visitors ...
... yearNvith the late firm of Paton. Brown & Co., Glengarnock, and retired several years ago. On the occasion of celebrating his golden wedding he received many presents, but his wife did not long survive that event. He was a bird-stuffier in his younger days ...
... sovs added for horses of the regiment miles the Course Capt J AI Gordon's Al'Crankie aged Captain Johnston : T J Atherton's Golden Pippin aged Tristram Capt A S Ralli's Ramadan aged 101b E Betting— 2 to I on Al'Crankie easily refused THE SOUTH AFRICAN DYNAMITE ...
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... and spiritual fellowship. Dr David M`Ewan, of Clapham was, in his student years, engaged in mission work in connection with Golden Square, Berwick. His reminiscences of Sabbath evenings with Cairns in his lodgings are noteworthy among the many bright elements ...