... having been born in Tain, which placeshe left, however, when quite young. P . ?? DEATH OF SIR THOMAS FAIRBAIRN. C a] TuE death is announced of Sir Thomas Fairbairn a at Brambridge House, Bisbopstoke, Southampton. fi He was the oldest surviving son of ...

... class were-S. Houston, Thos. M'Affee, S. Taggart, Lizzie Wilson, Mrs. Cald well, and Miss M. Twaddle. Window-bos, containing hardy flowers-16 entries; 4 prizes. 1st prize-inners, Miss S. Simpson and Mrs. Wm. Ross. Pot plants (open air)-30 entries; 16 prizes ...

... Quintter, £1 (proceeds of raffle); J B Fowler, Esq, J P. £1; Messrs Brown and Thomas, £1; Messrs Ted- castle and Sous, £1; 3Iessrs Browne and Nolan, £2; Mrs Reid, 1I; Mrs Hardy, £1; Mrs Rice Henn, £22; Major Mansfield, £1; P Cahill, Esq. lOs; The Convent ...

... Friend, lOs; Mir. D. Atlexander,l lOs; Mir. T. Fitt, lis; Mrs. Ferris, l0s; A Thank- offering, lOs; Mrs. Ml;Neill, 1 Os, ;Miss H~ardy,. Fitzroy Avenue, 1 Os; the Misses Duffield, 1 Os; Mrs., Wright, 1lOs; Mrs. Co~lville, Es; Mirs. Orr, Es; Miss. Mateer, Es; ...

... the Stock Exchange, and late of Hove, Sussex, who died on January 25,was proved on March 28 by Robert Durham, the nephew, Thomas Adams, and Henry Rashleigh Gray, the executors, the value of the personal estate amounting to upwards of £257,000. The will ...

... the Liberal behalf in the last gene- ral election. I TO-DAAXS SP(RTING ROPHCaIE6b. From the DaHi' Mail of To-day. Mlonross Hardie-GraUovh Birstall selling Steeplecbws-Luminous Wigston Salling Hurdle-Baron Lumly December Handicap Hurdle- Ltghterman BroxhiUll's ...

... from a political stand- paint lee had noit the slightest synpathv with MAr. Keir Hardie. Its-i't's absolhtele- necessamr that a very keeu eye should be kept on Mr. Hardie'R newv larty. -Mr. Woodnean (Liverpooll) ?? oihen the independent iabo-'r pasty run ...

... Quinn, James Brown, J.P. ; Joseph Falls. J.P.: Arthur Byrne, John Mullan, Isaac Kydd, James - Corr. James Irwin, and Wm. Hardy. An applica- S tion from the clerk and rate-collectors for balance a of allo~vances due under the oid scale of rernonera- a) ...

... J P-; Thomas Dickson, Ra; Frank RJobertson, aig; W B Smith, Esq, J P; Jas Lonasdals. Eon,, J P; E B Cros~se, Fsq; T Ha:rtley Bibby. Raso; L Pilkoncton, Esq. Stewards-Capt M'Calrnsnt, M P; Frank Watson, J? W Ward, Harry Hardy. 1: Crosse, Thomas Dickson ...

... y is considered the best in Gaisgow for a Labour candidate., but the party does not possess the requisite funds. Mr. Keir Hardie's name is mentioned, but that gentleman's popularity seems to have somewhat diminished in Glasgow. Charles Scott Dickson will ...

... D sent shipowners on the Boar.L TLe ?? Ielected to represent the traders and in.n-mmacas- r rers were-M- John E Barrv. Mr. Thomas S D M'Cann, and Mr. 3 Malcolm Inglis, J P. r From four candidates nominated tci represent ties slipnrners tire folloring three ...

... he thinlks that Mr. Keir Hardie is likely to be more useful for that purpose Li the present Instance than he..couid-.be himself. The unemployed are greatly to be pitied that their cause should be championed by Mr. Keir Hardie, for when even those who ...