... P. ad Thomas Lauder Brunton, Eag., M.D., F.R.S. 'TheC 36 JaeBalfour Paul, Esq., Lyon ?? of Arm s. ap:n ag1 G. D. de Counrcy Perry, Esq., ?? HrService, '71 Mmajesty's Consd.-Gfneral at Antwerp- f ta tO George Dalhousie Rasy Esq. C.B. h Lx- Thomas Tecon ...

... -Miessrs Thomas~ of H. Carmicosel, George Neilson, procurator- r 'e fiscal; William Cooland, and Richard J. Wilson, b ;r ex-presidents; Dr Bat-. Messrs W. N. Graham, ] a Thomson M'Lintock, C.A.; Thomas Glencross, a t J. Maxwell, James Thorburn, Thomas Wright ...

... Diamonds psot Mr Paterson's Corre Lion Mr Humphrey's Hooliian r gst Mr Gladstone's Gyr Falcon IMr Hardy's Hop agst Messrs Fawceottb Favsosrel Frieisd M Dr Hardy's Heart's String agsb SirT. Brocklebank's eBar- Mr Gladstone's Grinal. agst Messrs Faweetts Fraces ...

... ? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to erect ow Iseveri tenimeuts of daeelling-hotiae and one shop on of sbets t h south-east corner of Well Road and 9 William Thomas Rewlands. brick-bnllder. 53 Waterloo .-Street, to erect a brickweork at Potmeadie. P The Corporation of Glasgow. to erect ...

... torss a bioad and othiers in the colonies.' A lance~ numnber of cobs have been purchased in rhe ~&grgetime, and they are very hardy. accustome d too lire on grass. and s-ery auttiable for sen-i--ce in South Africa. They are also very cheap. - Irish Jigtr ...

... from unexpected quarters in the Reichatag, but if it passes it! i can only be by strong pressure and a small majority. THAT hardy annual, the financial relations of Ireland to the United Kingdom, formed yesterday the subject of an amendment to the address ...

... some of the wforkis of writers tet like Mr Kipling, Ian Maclaren, Mir Barrie, and last, though certainly not leasto Mr Thomas Hardy. Hlow the French public1il^' enjoyed We samples of D~rumtochty whichli some -time ago appeared in the R evue des fr Deux ...

... denied that Sir Thomas Lipton had intimated that he would not challenge for the Armerica Cup in 1901 owing to that year being fixed for the holding of the 1 International Exhibition at Glasgow. As a matter of fact, said Mr Barrie, Sir Thomas will be here ...

... itle objets of the secetiitg obtained admis- rion hi' tickets which the ' Stop-the-War Cot- t uiftte say ?? forged. Mr Keir Hardie ares not able to conmplete his speech on account of the uproar, and the meeting brok e tip in on- fusion. Idr Theodore NLapir ...

... monstration in the Gilfillan Hall, DIhndee, last r_ l'et. 'The mreeting -was fixed for eight o'cloclk Befoure that time Mfr Keir Hardie and Mr Cron- V.i' L iS o reier were present in the ante-reom, but the uproar in the kall was so great that the mneeting was ...