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... Rowlands. Wales; G. A. S, Ssnder. France; J. It. a C ) iicht, M.A- Scotland: A. C. Smith, Scotland J. N. ni .1 R-S-. Jtlsn J. r,. Thomas. Vales: P. . G. btdn at Toit, South Africa; David Waterston, M.A., Scotland. a f ?? f Bachelor of Medicine and Master in pt ...
... will then levI nladoe lo loged holida. AsIieit.-re all this tefrruds ar thee necesityofhsailf e whenever the Courts rise, M r Thomas Snow, one dofte r-0 authorities upon lea rcdie6 the dovecotes of the Ben oh bY PErQ the salaries of High Couart JOI e reduced ...
... the missing. The names of the T' it killed were James :earns, 'Wm. Mason, James 31 f ;I Mithell, Andrew Moore, Mrs Wilson, Thomas c4 Baird, Wm. S. Young, Francis Dolan, James MMaster, Christina Moore, and Rachel Mercer. ti - There was said to bh some ...
... I (Hamilton), M'Taggart (Port-Glasgow), and Scc Kerr (Dumbarton): There were 160 appli'c tra tions. GRuNocz. - Accsnwxrs.-Thomas Stirling, inspector of works, 38 Cardwell Road, while in- PO' spectinz a building in course of construction in tic: Rue-en ...
... Mr Ure, indeed, is by r. way of being a Liberal Imperialist, and he e and the other sitting members for the n Lothian ?? Thomas Gibson Carmichael, Mr Munro-Fergusoll, and Mi Haldane-may be said to form the tmainstay of the Roseberyite faction in l f ...
... LITERARY NOTES AwD GOSSIP n j OF THE WEEK. I Dr Thomas Wright is going to celebrate the xvi Cowper centenary in what is now a favourite way id, F. if adisiguishing such occasionsa-by editing, Pr ~jnamely, a volume of hitherto unpoblished scraps 1~ F of ...
... Infautry Company- 4B68 Sergeant R. W. Moarks. enteric fever, Stis September. CAPE TOWN. New South Wales Bushmen-53 Priate H. Hardy, vagln- Iar disense heart, 8th September. WVN BERG. St .sohn's Amhnlance Blsgadc-1334 Private 0. Thomley. entenrc, 8th September ...
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... 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) ...
... English. Hugh Ponton Learmont. The uander-mentioned Sub- Lieutenants to be Lieutenants:-lRugh Owen, Charles Hugh M Camont Woods. Thomas C. Biroome. , -With reference to the notice in the London Gazette I'o September 11, ISOO, the date of the premotion of ...
... Bine Renshaw in West Renfrewsh re. This gentleman is in error. No supporterm of Mr Renshaw has the slightest objection to Sir Thomas Gle.n Coats tryinge his fortune in the political field, if only that, with his practical and profound experience, he may stand ...
... 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 ...