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... Fergaslie won the toad, but after as iaspeetioa of the wicket, which was sort by reason of the boa raiz daring the week, Captain Hastings deemed it better foe the Castle aide to bat hat. How far this comas was justified is apparent from the score. Megan and A ...
... CARRIAGES. MOTOR CARRIAGE REPAIRS. GARAGE. Prram. LtTBRICATING Ous. JAMES' 14`GEOC ET, MOTOR WORKS, 3 KILL STUET, PAISLIY. lßuy in haste and drink with pleasure is the Dew proverb for those who bare sot yet tried • COOPER & CO.'S TEAS. is T E M: l air geld y s ...
... gangway,. and so on rot id). Approaching Innellan Pier our boat took it badly, and we came to a halt about twenty feet out. The captain wee metalled with advice as to the prover war to lay alongside the pier. He was to ease her, mop her, hand tae him ...
... sank low. I heard as in a hideous nightmare with care and a futile attempt at secrecy the Channel steamers hooting at an iron pier, every evening with a preparation procured and saw them emptying a freight of desecratfrom the local barber. George was proud ...
... the visitors. a mart was not made till 3.10, when, on FeeguslM winning the toss, they went in first. A. Bamford and .B. B. Hastings opening against the bawling of the two prof.'s. Tees- dale and Wright. At 13 Haatinp was bowled by Wright for a, and J. WLerdie ...
... Highland newspapers.' not. printed matter. To see John steeling a load of beau-med out of the steamer Islay at Bruichladdich pier, on a Tuenlay, you would never suspect him of literary leaning , . What though on homely fare we dine, Wear holden gray, and ...
... e; but, in altering existing designs the lance Union, said that a public-hone* was no manufacturers are very apt to make haste fit place for a woman. They felt there was a slowly.- special inducement in this case to withhold $ , * the license, as the ...
... fett-a must putout dts.enne attacking the land, whether as owner., occu- for over St boors, them add water til, the ink is piers, or labourers, and to promote the the strength required. the fore feet, and sometimes followed by the fonnation of agricultural ...
... 117. In terms debt to the amount of £31,500. of Section 119, notices were served on 19 occu- Q.—Haw do you account for that! piers of dwelling-houies for keeping their A.—He had low all the value of the shares in houses in a dirty, unwholesome, or unhealthy ...
... his ..;,,,,,,ry. ..i render. did the roost' for the stlmastiv I Aasonation in forth. After the usual debate it was agreed piers of Fleming & F n (engine de- and angels and squares and rhomboids and newel the post Strong of spectatonosseronlnt. I punt ...
... preeent, and sneering at and thwarting love at every opportunity. I have to ask any reader who may have advice to give to make haste, as I may shortly wend my way to the Deane British colony.—yours. he.. PROOPICTTTI BACZELOII. Town TALS. TIM= WAS • LAD ...
... execution, and in this instance Paisley is certainly not going to propose anything that can be -aid to ho immature or in undue haste. By asking early and asking l WO lilt le the town might have saved awkward situations in the past, What is really wanted is ...