... fim— “ Look to your corn in ¥ '-’llc—nv-*an.:nliz . Look to your corn in June, You'll come home in ancther tune,” have given rise to dreamings. rasses have -&Mn-‘wmm-wu u«um}:dm‘mmmm. been * Rain in Ms luu-:-”hy. l-b.-h?w;d«-.m-m—dh advantages of judicious ...

... wounding James Cununiff, an Lrish s_.hd On Easter - l“fl% Orangemen .pluk:vu-h- South headed by a band of m Cunniff asked the to play the ** Marscillaise,” when he was knocked dmu,{kk-d.nndmbymon-‘-. While he was rising from the ground, Lyous, who was car?h ...

... ; and all the more so, seeing how busy the gossips are likel hhép:dmfid:‘yflfi;&m rnp:dt for &né as a n the case respec tor Easter Anstruther, who was said tobe “h--&.:hchd and bordering on three score.” We are sure wespeak the sentiments of the parishioners ...

... the IRONMONGERY | STOCK, the Goods will be offered to the publie st tempting prices. Previous to the recent ur-e--| dented rise in the cost of material in the Iron Trade, Jaues Dorr secured a large Stock of IRONMONGERY ARTICLES, lflf‘h is consequently ...

... eel e the Free U were leading members of the Free and U.P. Churches. Micomigr o THE Sassati Dav.— A Bailie court was Leld in Easter Anstruther on Friday, when two boys, about fourteen years of age, named Richard Christie, an apprentice tinsmith, and Robert ...

... JaMigsox (the Town-Clerk of Anstruther-Easter) then read the address as follows : — * Anstruther, 16th 1872, “To the Right Hon. Robert lauw\muud the Exchequer. mg—mflup‘dt&-«n‘?mmdlh Royal burghs of Austruther-Easter, Kilrenny, and Anstruther-Wester, dm ...

... pleuro had broken out at the following new pln-:—b.lni-lnhh:‘, Dairsie, ocenpied by John C. Watson ; Easter 10, Falkland, occ-p‘cdbzAlu. Pratt ; a park at Easter Ballo, occupied by William Duncan, farmer, Kilgowrie Knowe ; Goatmilk, Kinglassie, ocenpied by ...

... the committee to look ont for a suitable party. It was | also resolved that the second salcsman ne({n a rise | of 25, and the third salesruan a rise of 3s on their weekly wages, The meeting was a very noisy one, and the discussions were vn{ hot. The following ...

... formation of unions, and in the adoption of programmes of demands to be submitted to farmers as the terms of engagements, gave rise to m-m(dlz-b'muthonhn' of the servants on the to their employers would not be considerably changed. hydwhafi-:rg Mvn-,h-mmdyh ...

... MoryiNG SrRER. ~Hugh Cameron, & lh@hnd “navvie,” recently :-rh_\-o-l at the Harbour Works, was charged before the Bailies of Easter Anstruther on Tuesday with being drunk and disorderly, in so_far as he committed a breach of the peace by cursing, swearing ...

... whose foble cxample in this way i not being Tost, we bave reason to know, on who have gone out from the brave old town to rise to influence and fortune both ul:“ w Alexander 2-‘-0 b has the in maritime pioneer of that romance of our h—mfi..&—uh&flum dmtnmu- ...