... will take place at THIMBLE-HALL (about a mile the east of Dunfermline, on the Crossg-ates mail), on Tuesday the 21st day of July next, 1835, at Ten o*c!ock forenoon precisely. Sir P. C. H. Durham Fordel, Preses. Mr John Morris, Tinnian, and Mr John Lumsden ...

... proposed by Mr Richard Berrie, and thanks returned by Mr Morris. The Conservative constituencies of the sister burghs was given by Mr ; Sir Ralph Anstruther, hy Mitchell; the Ladies, by Dr Govan ; Captain Moncreiff, Dr Mudie; the genuine liberties the ...

... in the small Arid in which they met. miser. to make op for the failure not of doom. there was a soiree in the evening in the hall ; slot Collins. While, and Co. sM off greet morning. after receiving about £7, the proceeds of the soiree—for there was only ...

... advance of £\, 7s. Gd. on last year. The Town-Hall (for the purpose of a reading-room) was also let by auction, and knocked down to the subscribers to the Non-electors' Reading-room at a rent of £\, 2«. The Town-Hall has hitherto been occupied by the subscribers ...

... across the Firth of Furth. Mr Napier Is now building aituttn•r vessel of • similar description, in one of his building-yards at Govan. It is fur the same Company, and I. to carry the trains across the Firth ut inc. Like the (Amer vessel, it is being built in ...

... watchmaker; Mr Rigs. Unit: Mr Weddrrbeern, Birlthill; Mn Tullis., Bennygate: Mrs Malcolm trustee; Colonel Mourned; Mr Dlyalt, Mr Govan, Melees, ; Mr Wotan, Rosemount; The Mash Liam Company; Mr John Bien; Dr Graham; The Cyr Company: Mr John Park, 'right; Mr Wm ...

... Mr Fairlie, and Sir Thomas Monecrie Apother on the afternoon of Friday bet) Knight of Prestwick, with Tom Morris against Allan and George Morris, in which wickians hed a decided advantage. Mr Gle Mr Hugh Alexander tackled the medal hol after a hard fight ...

... together in Mr Maxwell's Hall, College Street, where they spent a very agreeable evening. Various toasts were given, amongst others, The Royal and Ancient Golf Club, Success to the Leven Club, « The Two Golfers, Morris and Park, at present playing ...

... present Town Hall from the commescomas without charge, and as the new Town Hall benefit the town and indirectly the railway, be gaee notice that at the neat general meeting he shoald mere that the company subscribe £lOO to the new Town Hall, on condition ...

... Whitworth.—This astonishing mesmerist has made quite a sensation in St Andrews. has been four nights here, and the last evening the hall was more crowded than first. His success, indeed, has been a kind ovation, shown by Ids receiving a number presents, one whi ...

... Major Douglass. Mr Inglis, Mr Pat fler a W. Wemyss, Sir Hugh Lyon Playfair, Mr Gre A. K. Lindsay, Mr G@. Govan‘ Mr Berry, Taytk Charleton, Mr Dr Govan, Professor Ferrier, &c., &: the Yesterday was as beautifale day for golf, or a d Mr door exercise, as could ...

... dancing, Mr James M'Pherson, brought his labours for the season here to close, splendid Assembly Ball in Mr Hay's (Victoria Inn) Hall, Abbey Street, on the evenof Friday last. The company was more select than numerous, Mr M'Pherson's class not being so large ...