... POosC CLeas. - At the Police a 'a Coon ?? .Jamieson on tbe beuch- e to 'Thomas Rowley was rewitted to the Sheriff on a, *r chargo of having seriosuly assiulted a womlan. le George Thomas and Marv Donherty or ltando C ,f were also remitted to the Sheriff on ...

... Charles Lister Higginbotbam, aged 63, was executed at Warwick yesterday for the murder of an old woman with whom he lodged. Air Thomas Jamieson, ?? yesterday com- menced a course of lectures on agricultural science in connection with the Fordyce Lecture- ship ...

... was above the average of rnecnt years. The principal prizetakers ?? ?? ha Maxwell, Muirpark- 2d John Murray, Bovboue:l Il Thomas quan, Cambus. Best ?? Stobe, 'Harviestoa; best finish-J. Maxwell; best kept harneas-W Boswell, Broodcarae; beat decorstions ...

... Fisher, Mr D. D. Baird, Mr Sar.uel Carrick, w' |x-Bailie Dansken, Mr D. S. Riddoob, Captain wi Watson, Mr Arthur Robinson, Mr Thomas rn Wingate, Mr John Smellie, jun.; Mor George tb Wilson, Mr Walter Hubbard, Mr George Moffat, in Mr Peter Garrick, Mr Alex ...

... with theft and embezzlercent. it was alleged (1) that accused had in January, 1889, received the Eurn of £2 7s from the Bev. Thomas Dewar to pay sn account due by the kirk-session to a Dlunferm- line merchant, and instead of paying the account hai appropriated ...

... ght, of 33 It Dickie, Girthlel , 12, ae, AYRto (NAxrsH)..'.R. M. Pollok, 70; J, M. M.S, -A Aocw~mrnctR. Angvs, 511; J. K- Hardie, 362. 13 of ConrqcN=,. -Hun. £1. E. Bllue; MY1., 1lI; J. 3 1±C.~ Waso,. 146.1 er Corvroc.-Ularud Hamilton, Sundrum, 277; S ...

... etee cotiuted to the cl success ol a most varied programme. Ti LDsoxssNBUBn.-TxsTtIONiAL TO0 A Sissy CA~rTA2. il' -Captain Thomas haisso, on the occasion of his )er- retiremesst from the service of the London and ii., A1inb-.ghi Ship,)pin_ Company, was ...

... by its owner, Mr k J. N. Whitelaw, of Rowmnore, Pum bartonshire, P We farther note in this room examples of Chas. | !Martin Hardie, Robert Noble, A. K. Brown, | A. Roche, and T. Austen Brown. d - The Great Room contains Orchardson's 85 , After! (No. 190) ...

... Religious Institution Rooms-Rer. I Dr James Black in the chair. Among those ei present were Bevs, Dr M'CaIllu, James Paten, Thomas Adamaon, James D. M'Cullech, James Jeffrey, Rose, and M'Ewan, and Mr CampbelL The Chairman said the cociety continued on ib ...

... ideas of erect. r ing such a structure were prwnulgated more than j a century ago. These rose and fell in turn, till la Sir Thomas Bench's plans were accepted. The c fall of the old Tay Bridge in December, IS79, a put an end to the work which had already ...

... meet Mr Hardie, and in kins presnce submit e to them the miserable quarrels which are cauiag 'I them to be made playthings of, and which are t keeping them from co-eperating with their fellows i in Stirlingshirs, who wish them well. Mr Hardie, s i with ...

... Mr T. Edwards's Granary beat Messrs Fawest's hail Flavour Mr E. Colton's Green Tree beat Mr t. N. Bush's Sherewood 'I Mr hE Hardy ans ?? beat MrrJ. ilwsard's Mainstay IL MrWaring'sftustic Jack beat MrW.Lowe's County Councillor / The HAIDOCK NEW STAKES, ...