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... ono day be called to reign over one of the finest countries in America. DEATHS. At F.dinburgb on the Pith ultimo, Mr Charles Ireland, late Teacher of Danc ng, aged 72. Mr Ireland was generally respected as a man of unbotrusive gunners and correct deportment ...
... tors meet in tbe office of Messrs Mein & Johnston, accountants, Ingram Street there, 2d and 29th Julj, tiro o'clock. Charles Ireland, clothier, draper, and trader in meet in the County Inn and Hotel in Forfar, Slat July, twelve o'clock. Exaaccurioss, ...
... Wallace. there. the individual partners or that Company—Creature met la George Inn there, 9th and 110th August. at I. Charles Ireland. draper, and trader, In Furor—To be en• amins4l in the Shed/? Olin 11th Argon. at IL States of Ole Winner and Co.. drapers ...
... on the 24th ultimo, Mrs Peters ; twins, a son and a daughter. At St. Andrews, on the 14th ultimo, the lady of Captain Charles Ireland, Madras Army ; daughter. At the Manse of Banchory Ternan,on the 16th ultimo, Mrs Hutchison ; a son. At the 26th ult., ...
... at th York Street end, in the Groves, to be taken Hall to the Kingston Cotton Mills. Ac to the statement of the man, Charles Ireland, the boat besides upwards of 25 persons in ing of men, women, and children, the latter from years of age. ‘As the boat ...
... H; Thomas W. Smith; George D. Maitland. David Wallace: David S. Luke Alexander Wallace; Herbert John Fleming; Robert Charles Ireland ■ David Grant; William Berwick ; .lilies Ireland, Senior-' R. H. Traill; Peter Scoit; Robert Irvine, George' Pringle ; ...
... Constantinople, by Rev. W. J. Brodribb ; Coligny, by Walter Besant • Richelieu, by W. H. Pollock Abraham Lincoln, by Charles Ireland ; Richard Whittington be James Rice ; Hannibal , by Samuel Lee ; Harold Fairhair, by Erik Magnusson ; Cherie e, by Prof ...
... acting as croupier. Amongst the others present were—Messrs David Turpie, Henry Archibald, John Smelt', Frank White, Charles Ireland, David Webster, John Rodgers, James Watson, Thomas Haggart, Capt. C. Inglis, Dr Young, I;:almer, Alex. Ireland, John Oliphant ...
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... Loch while attempting to rescue another person. A Draper’s Assistant Convicted of Theft.— On Friday at the Burgh Court, Charles Ireland, draper’s assistant, was charged with stealing a piece of cloth from his employer. He had obtained the cloth for the purpose ...
... Loch while attempting to rescue another person. A DRAPER'S ASSISTANT CONVICTED OF THEFT. — On Friday at the Burgh Court, Charles Ireland, draper's assistant, was charged with stealing a piece of cloth from his employer. He had obtained the cloth for the purpose ...
... concluded, and referred to the great interest which bad been shown in the league competition. In the course of his report, Mr Charles Ireland, secretary, stated that they would remember that, their last general meeting, all reports were very optimistic regarding ...