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... past six days. On entering Newport News for coals John Reid, the carpenter, got entangled about the chains while dropping anchor, and was dragged round the windlass, and before he was extricated his arm and leg were torn off. He died within 24 hours. Stealing ...
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... whether his wife had left the bassinette perambulator there and taken the child in her arms. On the poramulator being brought into Court the witness seized it in his arms and sobbed aloud. Inspector Wright next gave evidence of the finding of the body, and ...
... Marine Board this week David Munro, and omeshenn Owen Bowen, _ Cardigan, wh » and as ordinary masters; D. M, G. Taylor, Dundee, and Charles H. Ward, Bronghty Ferry, as first’ mates; and John Pearson, Dundee, as second mate. a Jacket a Snop.—Yesterday at ...
... bed dead. The body was lying on its back, the left arm being close by the side, and the right arm appeared to have been in a bent position ; but the tire at this part had been so strong that the arm, from the hand to the elbow, was entirely consumed. ...
... seconded by Mr Falconer, Culhawk, and carried by 11 votes to 8. Lhe retiring Directors » Messrs John Falconer, Culhawk ; James Winter, Balnagarrow; and John Webster, Meadows ; nd the me ting proceeded to fill up the vacanci The follo’ ing five gentle- ...
... that the medal had be»n won by Mr Thomas Gilroy, Monifieth, with a score of 91. The sweepstakes were won by the following :—Mr John S. Whyte, 89, with odds; Mr Gilroy, 91, scratch ; and Mr William Lowson, 92, with 3 odds. Buoughty v. Arbroath. —The Broughty ...
... day myht the child was taken to bed by its mother, who placed it on her arm in bed and fell asleep. She awoke about four next morning and found that the child had rolled off her arm and was lying beside her, partly on its On taking it up she found that ...
... soiree in connection with this Society was held in the Beach Mission—Rev, John Lyon tn the Carmichael, and John Mackie also delivered chair, Mesers William Peebles, Thomas Miloe, John eatisfaction. The place was filled, and the proceedings gave the utmost ...
... Donald M'Kay, seaman. 33, Argyll; Wil: liam seaman, 36, _ Cotnwall; Daniel Harris, seaman. 26, Cardigan ; William Portcall, seaman, 35, ICitkcudoright; John Crawky, seaman. 30, Robert Henderson, seaniau, 42, Lancaster; ' Robert Lewis, seaman, 33. Liverpool; ...
... MR THOMSON, v. (Before Lord ‘This was an advocation of an action from the Gaild Court, Dundee, arising on an application by John Thomson, plumber, Dundee, for warrant to build upon ® court or area in St Mary’s Close, Nethergate. Mr at the term of Whitsunday ...
... £12,000, and the contracwhom belong to Inverness) are as follow: rork—Mr. Andrew Fraser ; carpenter work v Munro slater—Mr John Russell; plumber >n Mackenzie; plasterer—Mr Allan Mac kinbuilding to commenced at once, and is bat the foundation-stone will ...