... disabled people are said v • .y.jSpT’SSr,- :• > .' m .^v . • • % 4;; ...

... Rollox, at Glasgow, commonly called Tennant's Stalk, Mr. Kohl observes Here and there in England, manufacturers have united for the erection of smoke apparatuses on a grand scale, similar to that of Mr. Tennant. What an excellent thing it would be ...

... Lancashire fteel Corporation, stated that the stack was the largest in the Britlah Isles. •*' There was one higher, known Tennant's Stalk. at Glasgow. added, but that •was felled 12 months ago v.. A crowd of 6,000 watched the felling operations. For four ...

... ciling contradictory telegrams we are glad to listen to other conundrums, or to ferret out facts about the height of Tennant’s stalk, when Lord Kelvin mentioned that the world would be finished 2,600,713 years hence, and the price of lager beer during ...

... MARRIAGE OF MR. CECIL TENNANT. A wedding, which excited c >usiderab!e interest Cambridge, and in Yorkshire, well as in Norfolk, among everywhere, was solemnised the church Sn Martin, Fincham, Norfolk, on Thursday afternoon, between Mr. Cecil T-nnant, ...

... last week Mr E. Marjoribanks in three days’ stalking, shot five stags, two them “real beauties,” bearing 11 points each, weighing each 17 stones clean. In two days his Grace the Duke of Marlborough stalked, and shot four very good stags, being led by ...

... Marguerite, W. Meutzler, 44U gs. (Agnew); Un the Grand Canal, Venice, by I). Robert.', R.A., 53C (Agnew); The Return from Deer Stalking, by J. F. Herring, sen., and H. Bright. 530 S. {Philpot); a woody landscape, with figures, P. asrayth, 1822, (Vokins); The ...

... cultivated tastes,” added Major Fawkes, and are not satisfied with anything that is not nicely got up, or packed without the bad stalks being removed. Producers must justify the confidence of the National Government, otherwise retribution would come.” Tariffs ...

... of the police watchmen were hurt by the falling ruins, but none of them severely. A large recently-erected stalk in the works of Messrs. Tennant, of St. Rollox, was blown down, and falling upon valuable works below has caused very serious loss. It was ...

... two men named Bennet and Burns, who were sleepiun in bed. The former bad the bridge of his nose out. Thirty feet of a stalk in Tennant- street fell through a house, but nobody was injured. Early yesterday morning a violent storm passed over Edinburgh and ...

... tossed in it to the amusement hie tormentors. United Service Wazette. We understand tbat Messrs. Tennant and Co. hare contracted for the erection of a chimney stalk at their chemical works, St. Rollox, for the purpose of carrying off the fume* emitted in the ...

... and that the operation was properly perforined. Colonel Wiegall added that when in Scotland three year© ago his daughter stalked all day and secured record head, which was remarkable for a girl of seventeen years of age. At thirteen years of age she was ...