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... selected to attend on great advantage to the trade of the Indus. Sir C. Falkirk?). In ,- 180 Wt ki /Le TIE. MACGREGOR DIXON. DIM TOON. ETURN OF plumped for Mr Dennistoun. Where votes were her Majesty, Prince Albert, and suite on this occa- ...
... FATAL ACCIDINT.—Another of those fatal occurrences called accidents, took place this week at Legbrannock Colliery. James Mathers, one of the miners, about 16 years of age, got on the eage to ascend the shaft after his day's work was over, when the cage ...
... remedy the grievances of the country. Mr. Peter Johnston seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously. The Rev. Mr. Mather read a resolution sympathising with the Glasgow Electoral Reform Association. The speaker alluded to the motion of Mr. Hume ...
... Cobden and Mr. Hume, who wished to have the expenditure of the army and navy curtailed ; and his last exploit was when Mr. Macgregor asked him on what ground the pensions at present paid to the Duke of Marlborough and the Duke of Grafton were granted, to ...
... the Peninsular and Oriental Company have determined on building seven new and powerful paddle-wheel steam vessels. Tod & Macgregor of Scotland, are to build two of the number—they havieg succeeded so well with the Sultan, the ship last built. The vessels ...
... Elihu Burritt from America. There was a number of ladies present. On the platform we observed, Rev. J. W. Borland, Rev. Peter Mather, William White, Esq., James Couper, Esq., William Smeal, Esq., Andrew Paton, Esq., Samuel Wilson, Esq., Robert Wyllie, Esq ...
... paper, handed it over to the Gorbals police authorities, by whom it was forwarded to its proper owner. _ CLEVER DETECTION.—Mr. Mather, Great Eastern Road, having occasion to attend a funeral on the afternoon of Friday last, left his house in charge of the ...
... Congress, to be held in London on the 22d, 231, and 24:h curt. On the platform we observed the Rev George Jeffrey, the Rev Peter Mather, Bailie W. P. Paton, Samuel Wilson, Esq., An,lrew Paton, Esq., Win. Melvin, Esq., Robert Kaye, Esq., Wm. Smeal, Esq. On the ...
... (Hear, Lear, and dupers.) If they should gain household suffrage, they ought, also, to have the ballot. After a few further Mr Mather . . . concluded by recommending the resolution to the adoption of the meeting. Mr Chambers seconded the resolution. Mr Gow ...
... accomplishing their object, he would have many opportunities of speaking on the subject of reform. (Cheers.), Councillor Macgregor be had great pleasure in seconding the resolution, which, he bad no doubt, this great and influential meeting would carry ...
... DEATHS. At 5 Dowths Street, on the lath instant, Peterina MacGregor. d tughter of Mr Robert Newland'. i At Barochan, on the 4th instant. William Malcolm Fleming, Esq. of Barochan, late of the Bengal Civil Service. At Helensburgh, on the 12th instant, ...
... Government show themselves incompetent to uphold the honour of their country abroad by their feeble conduct in the case of Mr Mather, shamefully maltreated at Florence. _ A discussion in the General Assembly on the subject of the Parochial Schools shows that ...