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... event In Glasgow the authorities are to have a cake and wine banquet in the City Hall in the forenoon ; and there is to be a more popular gathering, with music, in the same hall in the evening; while various public bmldn‘r“mhhillw We are not aware much has ...
... Win. Bisset, Wemyss, &ec. INAUGURAL ADDRES BY SIR ROBERT o a - ANSTRUTHER. = In the evening a meeting took place in the Town Hall, which was filled by a large, appreciative, and attentive audieuce. Sir Robert Aunstruther, Bart., M.P., Balcaskie, ascended ...
... from Castle lflk.v = e from Cupar-Fife. N otaa - 2 1 Abbotsford Place—Mrs Allan and family, from 4 Abbotsford Place—Mrs G. M. Govan and family, from India. 5 Abbotsford Place—Mrs Gilchrist and family, fm-lldlliq.rhu Cl Craig's —Mr and Mrs Westwood, from ) ...
... E. Thomas, from Monkstown Co., Dublin ; Captain Thomas, 25th Regiment, [ S T A ety i ansids 4 Abbotsford Place —Mrs G, M. Govan and family, DRI sby iy: 2 S bamieitnt ~ Seipurad _gher 5 Abbotsford Place—Mrs Gilchrist and family, from Stirling. ln‘&m ...
... N Shuart and Moy Seoart 3 : s 'n.m Place—Mrs A. L. Playfair and family, ' J lnnkofi.._ 4 Golf The Misses Wemyss, of Wemyss Hall. 5 Golf Place—C. J. Tennant lmqn. Esq., Lon-9 Golf Place—Rev. Mr A. Moody Stewart and Mrs su-ugm-u-m 13 Golf Place—W. m..nld ...
... sctanlly, ot i S —that actually, at times, laid these small drop- | pings. — I am, &e., ...
... James M‘Owan, Mrs M‘Owan and family, Perth, . 3 Gibson Place—T. L. Galbraith, n.'f( The afl-flfl and Master Galbraith, Mr Robert Morris, Stirling. uiLo- Place—Mr and Mrs Brown and family, from Dandee. 5 Gibson Place—Mrs Oliphant, Mr C. F. and Mr F. R. Oliphant ...
... December. Estearaismest. —On Wednesday evening, Mr Thomas Morris entertained at supper his workmen and a few friends in the Golf Hotel (Mr Honeyman's) on the occasion of the marriage of his son, Tom Morris, jun., which took place that day. Afier a substantial ...
... sport is eyidenced by the increasing tramapor E‘m ouse‘boxes by the Hig{hnd Lne. gy - ’f:u Brisror Murperer.—The execution of Morris for the-murder of his’ wife at Bristol is fixed for the 30th dnst. The gi:onn. since his condemnation, has not alluded to ...
... o having a right on the land. He (Mr. Sharp) was informed that defendant was in the employ of Mr. Williamson on the Ashton Hall Estate, and that he had used his place of trust for the purpose of committing these depradations. It might be that he had & ...
... rheumatism sad will a cur In HAVEL PILLS Try small It canary returned ts Ml arcmins Pset free 11 stamps HOLD ftoTD'S MEDICAL HALL Ctwkheatsa If pet writ to King’p Park who have done fairly well out of their New Year engagements both financially and from ...