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... can easily get that sum out of the meeting before we leave, and I will contribute £1 of it. (Applause.) Captain Gay and Mr Thomas Brown each gave 10s. The Provost—lf we get £1 from ex-Provost Peattie that completes the £25. (Applause.) Mr Duncan—As there ...
... Private Humphreys, 2d Lancashire, was subsequently wounded in the foot. Tas Dina= or Tov Wr.seorra.—A fourteen year old boy, Thomas Kyi., who lives with his parents at 4 Tureen Street, Glasgow, was on Saturday night shot in the right hand with a toy pistol ...
... contributed to it is one of the beet known of army chaplains, the Rev• E. J. Hardy, whose commission goes back to the year 1878. He tells us in his new book ' Mr Thomas Atkins,' that Thomas Atkins was the name of a sentry who, when the Europeans in Lucknow were ...
... to Agaes Gay Barclay, Cellardyke. BIIIITH—THONNON. — A 6 Grange Loan. Edinburgh, on the 14 instant. by the Rev. P. Fleming, Thomas Smith, eldest see of Charles Smith, St Mows, to Mary Thomson, eldest daughter of Alen. Thomson, Cellardyke. LIED. Mgcrit.l ...
... testified their goodwill for Mr James Hardie, the new tenant of the farm of Strathsirlie, by giving him a day's ploughieg. 16 ploughs started and turned over a lea field in excellent style. A friend of Mr Hardie's gave prizes to test the merits of the ...
... DELIVERED PER OWN LORRY. A. CHALMERS, MEAL, GRAIN, A%o FORAGE CONTRACTOR, -LEVEN.- J. S. IRELAND, OA U LIF LO IV I RS, grand Hardy Aa to m n Sown, for Sale, at Ovaassomi WATS*. WORKS. SMITH, Caeatza, NORTH ST., Lavas, begs to thank his numerous Customers ...
... result: -- his Leitch and James Bell. Mrs Hardie and James Adamson. Miss C. Morris and Alex G. Sc tt . Miss Jessie Walker and Alex S. Morrison. Miss Stewart and Alex 11. Scott. Mrs G. White and Duncan Murton. Miss Hardie and John Milne. At the close a hearty ...
... eat the the evening, bat ander e 8 who took part did elm& to the enteatidement. The chapel Temperance choir trained by Mr Thomas Lindsay, gave a Temperasce cantata entitled ' The of Harry Grey,' The whoie performance was and *Timed earefel training. Mine ...
... stoprd for an instant., never seemed to looking fora occasion happens to enj oy the same name as my. be left at present, and Mr Thomas Robertson, receivedthefita hesitate. Bar a few minutes stood undec i ded a reply was that ec. of te with a lighted match ...
... Mitchell. L-ehty Dr M 'Hardy. Colinsburgh; Janie , Nicoll. Hippo: A. and W. Pollock, Cairn ; John Plloet, Lathallan ; David Feeble., Rattier, Kingsbarns ; Matthew Ramage, Ashgrove; John Ramsay, Inch ; Geo. Rumen, Hatton ; Thomas Ramage, Kier' ; Jahn Stma ...
... The removal of the Bing was carried out under the personal supervision of Sir Frederick Troves. Sir Francis irking, and Sir Thomas Barlow. The couch on which the King reclined was lifted bodily by the bluejackets and carried downstairs to the ambulance ...
... Halensturgh St Bridges Mr and Mrs Bell, Dalniair. Post Ofice Honme—Mr Dr Smith and family, Ghomow Barre Cottage—Mr and Mrs Thomas sad family, Glasgow Marine Villa—Mr and Mrs Hammon and tamßy, Glasgow Toft Cottage—Mr and Mrs John Neill and family, Boa. ...