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... regarded as attack upon such works as Grant Allen's The Woman who I>id,' and Hardy's Jude the Obscure. There is a very interesting contribution, entitled Recollections of Thomas Carlvle, we believe from the pen of a lady who was a friend of the family ...
... Y. Hamilton, Glebe Buildings. - John Milne, High Station. ~ - P. Stewart, Pleasance. - Miss Melville. Vicar's Street. Thomas Paul, C.rahamston. s. Frew, (irahamaton. n - J. Paterson, Grahamston. James Bacon, 137 Grahainston. - John Scrimgeour ...
... regarded as an attack upon such works as Grant Allen's The Woman who Did, and Hardy's Jude the Obscure. There is a very interesting contribution, entitled Recollections of Thomas Carlyle, we lielieve from the pen of a lady who was a friend of the family ...
... taken for a « hter of tion which is to take place immediately by Lord Provost Dewar. some cup Bailie Cuthbert on the bench—Thomas ( Court.—At the Police Court yest Mary, labourer, was with wit er, Mrs South Street, occu Kinkell , assaulted n'elock. Cuisack ...
... LO ORDER OF UN Local Council No, 2 of the above Order beld its firet social meeting in the Leever fiat on eveving Mr Thomas who the Was accom to the Revs. A. Max ond W inter, and by Messrs A We Pattille, T. Friezell, or, o J. for abeeace ee Contig. Fleming ...
... through endeavunrinag to assist his father out of his difficulties. STIRJIXn.-CHARGFS Ou FRv.Ai-A stylischly- dressed man named Thomas Carrigan, calling himself a commercial tritieliler from Manchester, was examined before Sheriff-Suibstitote Bontine yesterday ...
... Gair; S.W., James Taggart; J.W., C. R. Wdrling; treatinrer, James Murray; secretary, Wm. Gill chaplain, John Donald; S.D., Thomas Mills; J.D., James Venus; I.G., John Kelly; tyler, Sam. Innes. About 70 of the brethren dined in the Imperial Hutel-the R ...
... Jomes © quite Jovior Class—1 Willtem Paterson, Rosebank 3 itary a Lomeden, Piteur ; 5 James Mathewson, 3 Thomas Low, Netherlogie ; tion of Thomas Low. 1 James Pa 2 David Lawson, 3 A 0; 4 € er, +2 James | rs and 3 6 William Rast Camno , 6 Jame: 37 ames ...
... Clark , chairman of the 1 'ariaii Goiincil , presided , .-ind amonK others on the platform in the hall were Sirs Dowie , Mrs Hardie . Aliases lilytli and Hay , Messrs Stalker , Arnot , Heron , Yonnc . Hendry . M ' . LBrf'n , JJ . i ! l ; i . » , . li ' orsytli ...
... 30—93 ;' Thomas Stewart, 103, less 10 —93; W. Yeaman, 107. less 14 —93 ; A. Walker, 107, less 10—94 ; D. S. Stewart, 98, less 4—94 ; A. Strath, 95, scratch —95; W. Mitchell, 103, less 8—95 ; G. Brown, 112, less 16—96; A. Bell, 119, less 22—97; Thomas Black ...
... Hawick, on the 35th nit., William Murray, hosiery warehouseman, Isabella. daughter of James Hardie, lorry man. At 11 Lockhart Place, Hawick, on the 84th alt., Thomas Flockhart, hairdresser, to Barbara Mills Douglas. At Newcastleton, on the 36th ult., James ...