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... or days’ imprisonment. Wemyss School Board election took place on Saturday. The following is the result of the poll :—.las. Hardie, Wemyss, 1413 ; Wm. Greig, Methil, 1320; Col. Johnston, Wemyss, 1039; Rev. W. Drennan, Methil, 980; Mungo Baird, Buckhaven ...
... CUPAR. Mr Thomas Barclay, President of the British Chamber of Commerce, has been elected a member of the Reform Club, London. —Paris Daily Messenger. New Postal Despatch for Edinburgh and South. —On and after Monday next, 2nd prox., a new bag for Edinburgh ...
... mill manager, Dundee. At 19 Victoria Place, Trinity, on the 30th ult., by the Rev. Thomas Smith Goldie, William M Donald, blacksmith, Cowdenbeath, second son of Thomas M‘Donald, Lsven, Annie, third daughter of Robert Wilkie, Whit© Gates, Leven. At Smithfleld ...
... Husband, Struthers; Mr Alexander Lawson of Burnturk ; Mr, Mrs, and Misses Patrick. Ard*n, Cupar; Mr Black. W.S., Edinburgh; Mr Thomas Galloway, Depuia Sheriff Clerk, Cupar; Miss Galloway, Cupar; Miss Crossthwaite, Andrews; Wm. Maxwell, Cults; Mr and Mrs Doig ...
... of Robert Stark, rope manufacturßr, Kirkcaldy. cards. At Rosebank Cottages, Kirkcaldy, on the 16th inst.» by the Rev. Dr M'Hardy, Albert James Scarlet, Silverdale, Staffordshire, Janet, fourth daughter of John S. Morton, Kirkcaldy. IB Links Street, Kirkcaldy ...
... re-elected auditors -for the current year, and their fee was fixed at £2OO. Music. We have just received from the publisher, Mr Thomas Holloway, 78 .New Oxford Street, London (who gave the British nation that splendid iosutubioa known as ‘’The Royal Holloway ...
... Messrs W. Mercer, A. Mercer. J. Morrison. J. Wardle+, jun., T. Wilson, G. Robertson, J. Currie, W. Paterson, A. Shand, and G. Hardie. AOCIDINT AT COALTOwN.—On Monday, in Belgonie new pit, a fall of coal from the roof struck James Noble on the head. He was ...
... tasteful arrangement. Abbotshall Parish Council.— The m ranting of this Board was held in the Board-ro on Thursday evening—Mr Thomas Rent m, chairman, p e-iding. There were also present R iv. vVm. Milne, Rev. David Patterson, and Messrs Hao er, Anderson, ...
... of it ? ” “Miss Armstrong,” said Smedloy, rolling liii eyes slowly from Hardy to the girl, “why do yon want to go to Australia? Why don’t you go tc India ? ” “India!” muttered Hardy. “What’s she goinj to do in India ? ” “No, but I tell you what,” said Sraedley ...
... without a hitah, thanks to the unremittiug attention of the manager. Mr Hardie, and the care and exertions of the workmen. To mark his appreciation of their satisfactory work, Mr Hardie gave them a holiday and excerption, paying them their wages for the day ...
... 83, lesa 2, .. 81 Wm. Shelley, Anstruther, 86. less 6, 81 S. Robertson, Leven, 82, less I, .. ~. 81 Thomas ('armichael, Andrews, 84, less 2, .. 82 Thomas Turner, Leven, 87, less 5, 82 James Milne, Crail, 95, IS 82 1). Simpson, Crail. 98. ie*s 16, ..82 Ewan ...