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... SCOTS BANKRUPTS. Creditors of John Bruce, manufacturer J w chambers of Shiell aud Creditors Charles Ireland, clothier, t,lewr,t 1 «>»' William Street th. re, 18th April, at twelve o'clock. «ns«.,rth and Conipanv. {frag* Kirkaldy, company, and .,f Hj'b ...
... —An additional instance of the fatal effects intemperance has occurred in our community. the evening Saturday last, Charles Ireland, tailor, residing Osnaburgh Street, put period to bis existence deliberately swallowing quantity oxalic acid. For a c ...
... ferrets for ™ . rabbit-hunting, headed tbe gau ...
... FORFAR. On Saturday last, Charles Ireland, tailor, made a melancholy finish to a melancholy career, by taking dose of arsenic. Within a few minutes after taking the dose, lie intimated that he had done so, and handed over the reversion, with the word ...
... ferry in proceeding to and from their labour. This ferry is tbe scene of the accident. On Thursday morning, tbe boatman, Charles Ireland, was engaged in conveying the work-people over, and had already made several trips across. About a quarter to six o'clock ...
... with a good appetite, ate rather too hastily, and was seized with slight apoplectic symptoms. At York on Friday last, Charles Ireland, aged was killed by the accidental discharge of a loaded gun. The gun was left loaded in a recess, and went off by the ...
... Kimaldie, Wm. Cernesie Newton, Alex Wo Mains of Keithock, Ji Pairweather, W. Ferrier, James James Edzell, W, Henderson, Charles Ireland, William 4 G, Geo. ), De jun , James Mackie, Joseph a.m Balgarrock, J. Prain, Dundee, M‘Dowell J. M‘Dowell, Alex. Reddie ...
... twenty at to Mr Miller; ten £13, and eleven at £11, Mr Doi?, Middledrums ; he sold three West Highlanders at £10; Mr Charles Ireland, sold lot of twentyfive at £15 to Ogilvie, IHtiirie ; James Nicol, sold a lot of fifteen £19 to Mr Jamieson, Fifeshire ...
... property David Stratton, coach proprietor. Seagatj . (2) with Helen Ireland, seven years of age daughter and residing «i-h Charles Ireland, labourer. Fiarry Road, knocking her down and bruising and wounding her the effusion of blood aud severe injury of her ...
... entangled with its legs, causing it to stumble and fall on a little girl seven years of age, named Helen Deland, daughter of Charles Ireland, labourer, Carolina Port, who was being amused, along with another little girl, by Alexander MTsaac, a deaf old man who ...
... mechanicdeeply regretted. _ , _ , .. At Ihe house of tier grandmother, 91 Ferry Boad, Dundee, the 13th inat, Helen, daughter Charles Ireland, agedaereu years and ten months deeply regretted. „ . At 11 Thomson btre.t Dundee, the 9th tost. Mr ANDREW v I dsok Tod ...
... PINNING MILL, i There by Public Row WEDNESDAY, ahh, within the PREMISES, , Hem Staxer, Perth, Intely in the of Messrs CHARLES IRELAND & Co., Flax and Tow Guinea rQXUE Whole of tho HERITABLE and MOVABLE MACHINERY and EFFECTS con tained therein, ‘ing Beam ...