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... every railway trait in the country. Black, says this authority, • is more popular than Scott, or Dickens, oi , Thackeray ; Thomas Hardy is well liked, ant popular ; Walter Besant is a general favourite - but it is held to be questionable whethei r his ...
... and every railway train in the country. Black, says this authority, is more popular than Scott, or Dickens, Thackeray ; Thomas Hardy is well liked, and popular; Walter is a general favourite, but it is held be questionable whether hia popularity would ...
... the Pokee. —Thomas ropesninner, Hilltown, was charged with having assaulted his wife in his house on Saturday. It appeared that accused an d his wife had three children depending them, their ages ranging two to six years. Saturday Thomas went home the ...
... DUNDEE POLICE COURT. Monday— Before BaUie Keith. ■WirEBEATiNo— A Struggle for the Poker.— Thomas Mulrie, ropespinner, Hilltown, was charged with having assaulted his wife in his house on Saturday, lt appeared that accused and his wife had three children ...
... GEO. DOW, Union Street, Coupar Angus. HENRY DRYERRE, 10 High Street, Blairgowrie. GEO. M'CULLOCH, Bookseller, Criefi. JOHN M'HARDY, Draper, Kirriemuir. A. H. SIMPSON, Chemist, Fonar. ENEAS MAOKAi, Bookseller and Stationer, Stirling. JOHN COOK SON, Marisclial ...
... Sheriff Campbell Smith in the Sheriff Court yesterday. It was raised at the instance of Mr James Andrew, Kirkton, against Robert Hardie, who was formerly in pursuer's employment cattleman. Defender left pursuer's employment without warning on 20th December last ...
... Dundee. 41. James Cowpar, Over Migvie, parish of Kirriemuir, aforesaid. 42. William Crockatt Dickson, solicitor, Dundee. 43. Thomas Clark Boyd, solicitor, 94 Commercial Strest. Dundee. ?? Catherine Donald Martin, .and (45) Bella . Donald Martin, Small _ ...
... GEO. DOW, Union Street, Coupar Angus. HENRY DRYERUE, 10 High Street, Blairgowrie. GEO. M'CULLOCH, Bookseller, Crieff. JOHN M'HARDY, Draper, Kirriemuir. H. SIMPSON, Chemist, Forfar. ENEAS ACKAY, Bookseller and Stationer, Stirling. JOHN COOK & SON, 62 Ma*ischal ...
... GEO. DOW, Union Street, Coupar Angus. HENRY DRYERRE, High Street, Blairgowrie. GEO. M'CULLOCH, Bookseller, Crieff. JOHN M 'HARDY, Draper, Kirriemuir. A. H. SIMPSON, Chemist, Forfar. ENEAS MACKAY, Bookseller and Stationer, Stirling. JOHN COOK ...
... Smith in the Sheriff Court yesterday. It was raised at the instance of Mr James Andrew, Magdalens Kirkton, against Robert Hardie, who was formerly in pursuer's employ- ment as a cattleman. Defender left pursuer's em- ployment without warning on 20th December ...
... he saw one of the preserveis of the peace staggering drunk along the street. (Booing.) The motion carried with acclamation. Thomas Todd, timekeeper, moved— That this meeting expresses their indignation at the way which they have been served the police during ...
... held yesterday in the Waterloo Rooms, Glasgow, at which there was good attendance, the following resolution, moved by Mr Keir Hardie, and seconded Mr Chisholm Robertson, was unanimously adopted : This meeting miners' representatives, believing the demands ...