... nail. On waking at Tooting terninus he missed the nail, and concluded he had swallowed it. Dr Norbury, ho•ise physician at St Thomas' Hospital, stated that by the use of X-rays the nail was plainly seen near the left lung. Two operations were performed, one ...

... Smith ; 2, Andrew Hutt : 3, Andrew Aitken. I Leeks- 1, Janes Galloway ; 2, Awl. Aitken. 12 Pods I'eaa-1, And. Aitken ; 2, Thomas Black ; 3, James Galloway. 2 Heads Caulidower —l, A. Pratt ; 2,1). Clark ; 3, Joi) Young. 3 Yellow Turnips -I. Aw.l. Hutt ...

... Galashiels—Market St. Meyers and Milan at- of Edinburgh—Market St. Miss Deans, !rook Edinburgh—John Nicolson's, High St. Mr k Mn Thomas Swan and family, and Mr John Swan from Glaagow—Castie St. Mr Alex. Amber and family, from Edinburgh—J. Mitchell's, Market ...

... Kirkmay Gardens-Misses Mishima), Newport Shore &pipe-Robert Gray, Glaagow Rock House-Mr and Mrs Dalglegit, Edinburgh Roes Wynd-Thomas Fulton acd family, Glasgow. West Braes-J Hume and family Edinburgh -James Brown and family, %Email Mrs BrownlScott-Misses ...

... approached id consent to memorial to his Asetrutheirr Firs—WaThoN,—At the Manse Carabee, on the If log. Rev. T. PJebastos, 'Thomas Fyfe, Arscroach. to = Colinsb Amghtar a Alexander Watson, FoXCsorr- COCKMIN-0•0810ber lb. at Cbrlat Church, Park, Liverpool ...

... Andrew Howison, joiner, Edinburgh. Surra—TnomooN.—At Buckhaven, on the 3rd inst., by the Rev. Mr Simpson, Thomas Smith, baker, to Lizzie, daughter of Thomas Thomson, Buckhaven. WARRRNDZU ANDERSON. —AS Established Church, 80 Monans, by Rev. Mr Turnbull, Agnes ...

... NEWBURGH—THE RECENT FALL OF A GABLE. --Provost Taylor and Thomas Lawson, builder, have been examined before the Sheri ff Cups?, on the charge of culpable homicide, in connection with the death of Thomas Fenton, labourer, at the recent fall of the gable of ...

... local interest at all, being mainly circulars requiring merely the formal assent of the local bodies. At Pittenweem, that hardy annual, the water scarcity, raised its head for a brief moment, but as the last resort, pumping, has already been decided upon ...

... A. A. Gillespie 91 lees 12-79. OF Thl PRAM—At a Police Court yesterday, before Provost Don, Bellies Gay and M'lntoeh, Thomas M'Hardy, miner, Lundin Links, and Peter Horn, moulder, Lull. din Links , were fined 25. and 30 s respec tively, for creating a ...

... —Dispatches received at 4ueenstown from San Francisco relate the terrible experiences of the crew of five men and Capt4in Hardy of the schooner Victor, which was wrecked on the island of Apotaki (Society group), in the South PAci6c. The little party put ...

... recalled any names at all, it would be these—theirs were familiar figures in the old days—John Flockhart, Charles Gordon Dawson, Thomas Sime, Colonel Anstruther- Thomson. They were outstanding figures on Show-days. To me in all the days of my youth they were ...

... as M.P. for St Andrews 1880-85 , and for Kilmarnock Burghs 1885-95, and J.P. for Cheshire, and grandson of the late Rev. Dr Thomas Guthrie ; and the bride is the second Idaughter of the ate Mr Alexander Gillespie Stewart of Montreal, and cousin of Mr Charles ...