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... d 1874. 4SU L iifTOKF CIAJTHING.—P. Russell, Ann Street waits upon ladies and Gentlemen, letters and Parcels promptly attended to. No Assistant-s Emuloyed. 387 tjCRAP ZINC Wanted. Highest Price Given. Apply f5 John Cochrane, Graham Street, Leith. MIS ...
... Henry Cockburn. Lieutenant-Colonel Arthur Collin*. The Hou. Sidney Greville. Mr Frederick John Jackson. Mr John J. Jones. Mr Walter Langlky. Mr H. W. Simpkinson. Mr John Steele. George Wilson. FOREIGN SECRETARY'S LIST. The following notification is issued ...
... Glasgow, 22d August—W. L. Russell. Time, 13 mm. 50 sec Previous best. 13 mm. 4-5 *cc. 1896. Graceful Swimming.—At Aberdeen, 9th November—J. W. Hislop, Western Baths, Glasgow. Graceful Diving.— At Glasgow. 22d September —John J. Bailbe, Western aud Clubs ...
... Simpson, solicitor, At the Imperial Hotel, Edinburgh, on imt., the Rev. John S. Bowie, 8.D.. Chalmers' Territorial Church, assisted the Rev. George Davidson. B.Sc, Free Mary's, John A. FerctjaoN, to Agnes, daughter of the late Robert DEATHS. At Hazel Cottage ...
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... PERTH. Accident, —Yesterday while Mary Jamieson or Smith, hawker, Oliphant's was crossing St John's Street, she was accidentally knocked down by a baker's van belonging baker, Melville Street. Oue the wheels passed over her right foot, but she was otherwise ...
... literature. He the author of A History of England from 1815, A Life of the Right Hon. Spencer Perceval, A Life Lord John Russell, The Electorate and the Legislature, Foreign Relations, and The Land Home Rule. is an honorary LL.D. of Edinburgh ...
... THE ONLY POSSIBLE LIBERAL LEADER. MR JOHN MORLEY. (By Enthusiast in the Banks, in the Sketch.) Why is there all this to-do about the Liberal leadership, and why are we having all kinds of impossible names thrust upon To-day it is Lord Rosebery. to-morrow ...
... following results: Hou. President, Sir John Gilmour; Vice-Presidents last year, with the addition of Messrs Walker, Rangoon, W. Philip, and John C. Duffus. Calcutta Captain, J. M. Ramsay; Vioe-Capkain, Mr A. O. Russell; Hon. Secretary, J. H. Gnlloway, Cross ...
... of the north. The accompanying eleven expected to do duty for Perthshire : Tulloch (City): Christie (Dunblane), Mailer (St John■tooel; Bonar (St Johnstone), (Vale of Atholl), and Jefferay (City): Simpson (Huutingtower), Cameron (St. Jnhustone), (DuubUue) ...
... believes in Tesla's electric cure disease. He has been experimenting on similar lines himself with splendid success. Mr Alfred Russel Wallace declares that Britain as a nation has no right whatever to claim any superiority as regards its treatment of less ...
... such a ball, rising seems to pass Quit full air and whin. Tint 1 it light upon the well-mown crass And hole in. Mr George Russell, in his Collections and Recollection , tells this story of Lord Beaconsfield :— Once sitting dinner by the Princess Wales ...