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... Thomson. tsouth Tay Street. 5028 GUNS JOHN K. & SONS Offer tub Following SECOND-HAND GUNS by London and Other Makers:— TOP LEVER. 12, and CASE, by Cogswell & Harrison. Do., 16. Smart Gun, by Belmont Small Arms Company. Do., 12, Hammerless, in Pine Condition ...
... David Macrae, who was busily occupied in shaking hands with his political friends, and congratulating them on the occasion. Mr John Murdoch, Highland dress, was a conspicuous figure, and various prominent city gentlemen were recognised among the group. At ...
... constituencies. Sir Bryan O’Loghlen lost his seat at Lancefield, yet no more loyal gentleman could be found in Australia. Sir John O’Shannassey, the veteran of fa hundred tights, the framer of the Constitution, and one of the most notable figures in early ...
... INCLUDES EXAMPLES BY THE FOLLOWING ARTISTS : J. roixasnifE, S. J. Clabrb, A. Hulk. K. Arm Field, Frank Hydkb. Claude Mercies, E. Jot.li, W. R. Montt, T. O. Hines, John Movelle, R. Lussin, H. Nicolina, C. Leslie, C. Morris, R. Stone, O. Herbert, G. Albert ...
... oy AN OLD Hanv.—Before Sheriff at Forfar yesterday, John Boagen, wker, pleaded guilty, under the 31st section of Crimi: Procedure Act, to having on let anuary, from the coach shed at the Airlie Arms Kirriemuir, stolen a skirt, a fice, yaterproof cloak ...
... Ths Chorel ‘Union are te be assisted on ev: occasion by Miss Annie Hiles (so) ), Mise (coms tralto), Mr (tenor), and Mr Grattan Kelly (bass), Crssto GaanTep.—On benefit of cessio Sheriff Jameson. bonorum was granted to J ames] ilue, shoemaker, » by ...
... -the Transvaal Government remain at Braamfontein, many of his church members being Dutchmen. The Revs. J. Beveridge Thompson, John C. Harris, and W. M. Richardson have saiely reached Durban, where Relief Committee hae been established, with Mr Thompson Secretary ...
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... RIRTHS Gate, London, on the 11th inst, the Lady of son. At No, 2 Cardigan Headingley, Leeds, on the Sth int, irs J. W. ROBINSON, of son. rrre. ofa Dundee, on the inst, Mrs Jom Den, Dundeo, om the 14th tnst, Mrs ANDREW M‘KaY, of the wife of Mr Jamps GowawNs ...
... the Condor. charged crew of gunboat While watehi a at croquet on his lawn, st Evan Mathew Kichards, P. for the county of Cardigan, was lexy, which resulted in seized with a fit of death in about an hour. le was sixty years o! ‘The annual report of the ...