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... lulinburgk Gazette.) CESSIO. At the instance of Daniel Macfarlane Wvlie, grocer, 15 Alexandra Street, Kirkcaldy, against Thomas Hardie, merchant, High Street, Kirkcaldy, and others. Public examination the Sheriff Courtroom, Kirkcaldy, on the 14th October ...
... Edinburgh Gazette.) CESSIO. At the instance of Daniel Macfarlane Wylie, grocer, 15 Alexandra Street, Kirkcaldy, against Thomas Hardie, merchant, High Street, Kirkcaldy, and others. Public examination in the Sheriff Courtroom, Kirkcaldy on the 14th October ...
... jute, 45 tons —Thomas Bell & Sons, Limited; 525 bales jute, tons—James Scott k Sons; 1 case photographs— Thomas Duff & Co. ; D. Bruce & Co., agents. Cumberland (s.), Masson, Hamburg, 75 sacks flour, 125 cwts ; 475 sacks sugar, 036 cwts —Thomas Berry ; 1405 ...
... Edinburgh. At the King Arms Hotel, Ayr, on the 27th inst., by the Rev. Thomas Dykes, D.D., Ayr, assisted the Rev. John Macgregor, M.A., Stock Well Free Church, Pollokshields, Glasgow, J. M'Hardy-Young, architect, Stirling, to Nellie, only surviving daughter ...
... started :—Mr A. Burns Macdonald and Mr J. Bett, Mr Win. MacLeish and Mr Isaac H. Anderson, Mr A. H. Grainger and Mr John Hill Thomas, W. H. Cox and Alexander G. Morgan, Mr R. H. Macduff Duncan and Charles Anderson, Mr R. H. Moncrieff and R. W. R. Mackenzie ...
... John \V., Merchant, Dundee. Bell, Thomas, Merchant, Dundee. Bell, Win. P., Wholesale Grocer, Dundee lieu, dames H., Merchant, Dundee. erg, E. P., Merchant, Dundee. Berry, Junes, Commission Agent, Dundee. Rett, Thomas, Merchant, Dundee. Bett, W. IS., Merciiant ...
... regarding agriculture. His Grace went on to urge the importance of good stocks being kept this country, and particularly of hardy breed of sheep, as otherwise the deaths in the flocks were so numerous as to do away with the farmer's profit. Supposed Poisoning ...
... regarding agriculture. His Grace went on to urge the importance of good stocks being kept in this* country, and particularly of a hardy breed of sheep, as otherwise the deaths in the flocks were so numerous as to do away with the farmer's profit. Supposed Poisoning ...
... Sl'Burney was present, had an opportunity giving explanations. Mr Sl'Hardy seconded. Sir Taylor moved an amendment that they take further action regard to the matter in the meantime. Sir Thomas Philips seconded. division being taken, voted for the motion, and ...
... acted as accompanist. A Desperado Assaulting His Wjfk's Relations —In the Police Court yesterdny—before Bailie M'Culloch —Thomas Fergusson, labourer, Rosebank Street, was charged with having assaulted Agnes Duncan, millworker, in Hospital Wynd, and, further ...
... present, anil had an opportunity of giving explanations. Mr M'Hardy seconded. Mr Taylor moved as an amendment that they take no further action in regard to the matter iv tbe mean- time. Mr Thomas Philips seconded. On a division being taken, 20 voted for the ...
... as accompanist. A Desperado Assaulting His Wife's Re- lations. — In the Police Court yesterday — before Bailie M'Culloch — Thomas Fergusson, labourer, Rosebank Street, was charged with having assaulted Agnes Duncan, millworker, in Hospital Wynd, and, further ...