... , -R . Hamilton , J . Kay , 'J . Knox , imd W . Little . 1 ) ( Cariuke ) Coropanr—Major 'Jffaomas Gray , Scoond Lieutenant John G-ray , Sergeant J . Marshall , Privates R . Ca-sols . . 1 . C . ochronc , T . Orawford , and 3 . Dalziel , Corporal M . Forrcst ...

... , in which patients can onjoy tho repose and tho comforts of a . hospital , for naa on tho lines of ooroinanication . Sir Jo'hn Furloy has gone out with this train , which will have its own staff of surgoonB , nurses , &o , It is called . Princess Christian ...

... arranged to. give on embarkation eich 5 pe 1invalid a- sleeping suit and Cardigan -vest, ant! hea- 7each convalesosutn- woollen undervest and pair end Fof drawers, andl Cardigan vest for their benefit 'in the cold weather they are likely to encounter ...

... invalids and 70 convalescents sent home to-morrow in the as. and I have therefore give on ‘a sleeping suit Cardigan and each con- and pair of drawers Cardigan vest for their benefit in encounter on arriving in England the depth of winter. I shall ve each man ...

... s.-M' Pheiton, Practical Watch- maker. 33 Princes Street. Dundee. KNITTING MACHINES. Shirts. Pants, Knee DwwerT ,„_ Cardigan Jackets, Ac. Georce Pickles in Penh Road. Dundee LOT OVERCOATS, shirt*. Pant*. Ac. Must Clear this Month reganllew of Cott ...

... proceeds of the production, it: may be men- tioned, are to go to the “ Falkirk Re- servist Fund. Mr Water W. WADDELL, son of Mr John Waddell, potato merchant, Falkirk, has been successful in passing his examination for second mate. He atiended the examination ...

... walls of their redoubtse were skilfarlly h i loopaoled. The combat was .so close tha the j rifles were frequenrtly fired at an arm's Length i , betweeu the opposing forces. It was. in' fact, a i , hasd-to-hand efcoounter in the grrey darn. The roen on hosr ...

... the road m a bad condition, sod pedestrians and people driving wilt be glad to see it lifted. Mr Beveridge, Leven, son of Mr John Beveridge, High Street, has passed all the tests and was last week sworn in as a member of the Edinburgh corps of the Imperial ...

... Mackenzie, Railway Hotel; Vice-President.—Yesers A. M. Roes, publisher ; John Macpherson, printer; A. G. Jaws, burgh surveyor ; A. Ras, S.C.D.; A. Mackenzie, Rail- way Hotel ; John Maclennan, Kettle Shop ; Hon. Captain, Mr A. Catto, North Star; Captain ...

... unobrlsiiaii— all war* were not unlawful uachiistiftD. Great warrior* had aver ameug*t the moist honoured men, and the profession arms was always ranked amongst the most honeurabls. War in their present impeifeot slat* was Inevitable. How often had been chat ...

... may be sure that the fortunes of every one will followed by us with the keenest interest. pray that victory may attend your arms, awl wish you God speed and a safe and ha>)>py return. Lady little speech was received with loud cheers. His Excellency then ...

... •«( «l»e road extensive building rations -ire to be immediately proceeded with by ill. Niirn A Go., l.imited. A DfcsntTEß. —John Gilleaple, of Dandoft, and vi is a deserter from the himself np the Kirkcaldy Police on Thursday, and is awaiting the of ra ...