... Palmerston were alive and lying in wait. This did not do Lord Palmerston offered to serve under Lord Granville, but Lord John Russell, would not, though he announced his willingness to take office under Lord Palmerston. In 1870 Lord Granville became Foreign ...

... being 333 feet long, feet beam, and feet deep. She belongs Messrs Leyland & Co., Liverpool, ami was built in 1888 by Messrs Russell i Co., Port-Glasgow. She has been 120 days on the passage from Calcutta to Dundee. THE MANAGEMENT OF THE PRAIRIE CATTLE COMPANY ...

... week at Coupar Angus E.U. Manse Mr John Fraser Caldcr, one the oldest procurators of the Dundee bar. Fettercaikn annexes the bakery. It has chucked Carnegie’s free library, and accepted billiard table from Sir John Gladstone. At a largely-attended meeting ...

... God. It is recorded of Simple John that when his wife turned out to a perfect Tartar, the poor fellow went to the minister who married him to the woman, and asked him in the simplicity of his heart to untie the knot. Ah ! John,” said the minister, ‘you know ...

... inst., Maggie Aghes,'infant child of John Hardie, gardener. Lane, Montroae. the 6th inst., Maggie, dahghlvr of Jamea Clark, salmon fisherman, aged} 19 years At Uillaide, Fettercairn, the inst., Agnes, wife of John Balfour, fanner. Abbotsfoid Place. Glasgow ...

... roofings overhead is also showing signs of collapse and the doors will not shut. The wreckage of the proverty owned by Mr Russell, about which so mucli has already teen heard, is steadily approaching general collapse. Relays of joiners and plasterers are ...

... and Mrs Leitch were married by the late Rev. John in Aibroath fifty years ago. Honoi to a Forfaushihe Man. Mr John Malcolm, Chief of the Veterinary Dcp-irtmeiit the Birmingham Cor)K)ration, anti of Mr John Malcolm, Superintendent of Cleansing, Montrose ...

... going round with petition sign for this purpoae. Sudi.en Death or a Child.—Ann Thomson, a child aix months old, daughter of John Thomaon, mechanic, in ion Street, died very suddenly shortly before three o'clock Thursday morning. She had been rather unwell ...

... Hatton Hill. Some say the deil's An’ left the lieht o’ day say he’ll come by times block the richt-o'-way. The late James Russell Lowell wrote some versos that he did not care to publish. They were, for example, these lines about critics : ‘•’Gainst monkey's ...

... STATIONER, BIRIEOZEIIISr. P. T. Barnvm, the great showman, is dead. The Duke Albany died seven years ago this week. Dr W. H. Russell, the veteran special correspondent, was seventy on Saturday. Cetewayo’s captor, Major-General Combe Marter, has just celebrated ...

... with without okkase pkk>> hkbd. Md o**r»tcksrt. or; *0 / '-ad 3®. /»•■«« 3- ...

... place on Thursday night follows ; John hcotl v. R. Wallace. Andrew Clark James Ferricr. («. Corral James Fcirier. Edward W. Mount I). Watson. W. Ross J. Burnett. 11. Scott A. Gray. W. Middleton Charles Rennie. John Collie John Watt. The competition takes place ...