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... Cooper, 2,s ffd; S. Ricks, Id 2s J. '[min, is; E. Thorpe, Is 6d; F.Id , Proctr d John Ogilvie, lid. All1 these d .seveni hard.y f llrows h-ave now been lost, and th beveral of thlem hale ?? left behind those i .e who will require assistantes. AOUsiNT ...
... James C Anderson, Aulton Cottago, University Road; Ia James Clark. 106 Loch Street; Johnston Allan, i ?? Great Northernt Road; Thomas Cumming, 73 a Cotton Street; William Allison, 7 Jackson i Terrace; Alexander Brown, 34 Enekine Street; N Jamses Eanrtom, 114 ...
... Sir Thomas Glen Coats, who was to respond for the reserve- forces, took - icr a great and praotical interest in-the 7clunteers, Pier at times, too, when it was not so-easy to-arouse han enthusiasm as it was at present. It wus men like Sir Thomas Glen ...
... ? in 1378. Her N only child, Martha Burns. married a Mr Thomas. r They reside o.n their own property, pleasantly,1 3 situated at MIartinstowsn. County -, exford, Ire- as rland. Mrs Barns Thomas has no famrily, and slY Ishe is thus a xrrct-granddaughter ...
... lister ?? .HHahI) Mo ?? Eclndward; A . ih() Hartcrepool.3r5S55 ens Tha ielsaxdCoO (LU), Sir C. Furness 3%iinsiog-F. Freeman Thomas Il Weod-KG N Ratelifte Cooke Cl Sir ERobt. Edg- rumbe IL): Hnderstlt.O~t 7. T. XWoc~ihl5u5 (L), Col. E. H. Cisolile ITlS) ...
... cohn, and Mr Bryce. Very few Irish members th e 3took part in the debate: indeed. Mr Farrell, add~ who opened it.. and Sir Thomas Esmonda were gral for five or six hours, the only exponents of the writ Irishi case. Somewhere about ten o'clock Mr ing Dillon ...
... Decemrber 1, Mooi Colen. i t 2465 Prestoe T. Dale, Iecerriber 1l, 1519., COlnSO, killed iii a'tiOn. 9. 'lit, 4250 1'rla'' W. TM'Hardy, Dteeabe! 15, 1599, Colenso. killfe. Ii action. S. 1n 112 ist S' Maciz, December 19, not yet intimated, , ,an diadtsirinSS ...
... March number of “ great Society of Enguieers. It * true that amicable in r T were cffiE ®«Md recent over harmonium which stood Hardie. in lull in the proceeding » Magazine Robert give* full de- ™‘« OT e,rt » «** between the em- dre! “Yes. Tdo know one. miss ...
... Paisley. Sir William Dunn, Baronot, of 34 Philimoro Gardens, KeLninqton, London, W., merchant, a jLiberal, rproposec by Sir Thomas 'Glen Coats, Barr., thread manufatutrer, Fergurslie Park-, Pals. ley, and qecondedi by Archibald Mackenzie, starch inaneifaoturer ...
... Clark, A. Guvan, D. ,W'Kenzae, Wmn. ; Brown, Jas. Rattray. Cornoi, and A. Nelson, etc. - Apologies were received from Messrs Thomas. j Wfalkr, ttaxwl-.owner; Qeorgge Qordeg, thmber, merchant Parishl Cosnillor Jelsaglone, Williim Im ' Coocta, Queen Street: ...
... has been lodged a; a preliminary formality, the case does not comne into court until the petition has been served upon Sir Thomas Hector, returning officer in the reeent School Board elsction, which wvil not take place for some days yet. Rne petition was ...