... he has been a miember of the 'Town Council, an~d his demise thus leaves a vacancy at that board. The deceased gent- 6dtieniani at a formner period was a very smucoesfusi teacher T~ eof music in) this city, and a few years ago purchased the ...

... time ago, givenjudgrnent in an appeal against a decree of ?? Court of Session in 1 a case where the question was, whether Mr. Smith had lawfully erected a boundary wall. or whetherby itserection he trespassed On the pub- licsea shore. Some discussion hiad ...

... 4d Inbouro of the day, a inusber of nmathr ?? ino f tl ~It a down to an Cne~lleait diiiutr, provided by Mr. -AUle. Thomsoti, Hamilton, Veek in Darangabor Scisoei-isooo, others they sepnt a osost agreeable isight, and ported at a Reasonoblic 11001, hlighly ...

... person whatsoever, except from a person licensed to deal in game O according to-this Act, or bona fifde from a person affixing to ni the outside of the front of his house, shop, or stall a lboard purporting to be the hoard of a person licensed to deal in ...

... suc- cession, .be meeting passed a most areeable evening, and a eparated at a reasonable hour, inl the words of the conclud- ol inig toast, 'appy to meet, sorry to part, and happy to mneet again, h _ P. - RILMALCOL-A. P The annual competition of the ...

... ad walked through the grounde, where a good 41 people had assembled to meet them, htoedltely on tbe arrival of the Yeet, the indelatigatle xisty of the St. Petersburg Ozioket Club sent a ohallenge 'le ?? to ply them a match on any day suitable, 4 was accepted ...

... with a 'ri- cuti Lnie ar-e deserving of the highest encouragement. [The judges - A essrs. William Stewart, Kerrycraig Wila Johniston. West St. Coliniac ; Alexander Crawford, (raslanioi'.; Hugh Dunican, U pper Scoulag ; and John itn.Greenlan--after a very ...

... here are investigat ug a case which, it ig be. lieved, will be found to be one of deliberate murder, About one o'clock on Sunday morn- ing as a fermrr was riding home, he found the dead bony of a woman lying in the lade of a mill at Beitb, and immediately ...

... delectable village a sort of hjlri.--hbif Catheart, halt Pollokshaws. Now hovtv-r, it appears I have been wrong in this idea, al d have not even learned my A B C in this respect- 'ne attempt at agitation in Govan is ending, as I aiw.a>,3 Exutictte1 tw(uld ...

... i m More w ent to thte front, and althoagh chat- ewgdb Ejected, came away and wvon easily by a Icr~tl A length and a half separated Ejected and Preof Darkness. Th~e Coyromunt5 HM-rrcl'. of 40 Sovs., added to a ~~eepstak~es of S Sose. each, 1 ...

... seen on a racecourse, and itwould be $5 well if in future a course of t ?? (vwo iille were di tinctly marked with coloured post~.Stsam of leaving it to the. chance instincts of the eanot ?? Mall Gaszetfe. DOINGS OF A M,~AD DOG DT ONeiON' On Tuesday a rabid ...

... con- ceived that are depending upon a limited fund. I ?? that the rule for a considerable standing surplus of income, so as to be continually acquiring invested property, would be a mistake. It is well to pursue a liberal course, to meet, to the best ...