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... in the He had since resided with his dangbter ago. in Glasgow. Me Catavocue —Mr Jobo Forbes, Hawick, ee en aoe 4 flowers, hardy border plants, and should be im the This extends to 168 pages hands of all interested of with ure. His Grace the Duke of B ...

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... Charkes Brownlie. St Andrew's —Rev. Duncan Stewart, M.A. Allars—Rev. J. Wotherspoon, B.D. West Port—Rev. Alex. Hardie, Newbatthe. East Bank —Rev Thomas Fergussoo, B.D. Orrook Place—Rev. T. Cockburn, M.A J. W. Shannoa, M.A. KU. Congregatonal—Rev. W. J. Ainslie ...

... Belmoat, Mr Whyte was made in the Bill to Confirma- on Courta, and so far as be understood these would remain as they were Mr Thomas Ratherford, coal merchant, said be agreed with tbe remarke made by Mr The Bill waa « measure eo far a2 regarded some of the ...

... the 19h inet framework -knitter, aged 53 At 3 Street on the 20th inst. Ann Scott, widow of Thomas Strathearn, aged a Hollies, Denholm, on the 19th inet, Thomas , Laagholm, on the 13th inst , cooper, son of the late William At House, Canonbdie om the 14th ...

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