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... with 26 points, while three medals belonging to the Club were also played for, the following gentlemen being the winners :—Thomas Rodger 24 ; Alex. Brown 21: and David Foster 19. Colonel Scott-Davidson of Cairnie, President of the Club, and one of the ...
... (ascending the scaffold.)—Sir Thomas More.' 'Don't let that awkward squad fire over my grave.' —Burns. 'I feel as if I were to be myself again.'—Sir Walter Scott. 'I resign my soul to God—and my daughter to my country.'—Thomas Jefferson. ' It is well..— ...
... LAWN-MOWER, ♦ND TEE ANGLO •AMERICAN LAWN-MOWER THE above MACHINES, in the moot nodal Size*, kept in Stock, at Maker's Prices. THOMAS A. I)ALZELL, IRONYONORR, High Street, Anstruther. BIBLES, TESTAMENTS, HYMNBOOKS, All the various Bindings, at L. Reasam.'s ...
... hon. secretary; Mr Jos. Rosa, Commersial Bsok. hon. treasurer; Mr John Bell of Balboothie; Mr P. W. Berwick, Ardroes; Dr M'Hardy, Colinsburgh; Mr Duncan Buchanan, Co linsburgh; Mr James Pearson, Estate Office; Mr John White, Balcarres Maine; Mr Matthew ...
... DISORDERS, SCR AS Headache, Genet' Ale Weak Stomach, Urn , DI Disordered liver & Female Ailments. Prepared only by the Proprietor, THOMAS BEECH kM, St. Helens, Lancashire, In boxes, aid., Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each, with full directions. Sold everywhere. BALTIC ...
... selection in Scotland at lowest prices for cash. Disc Records from is each. Phonograp% Records from 9d each. Lauder's new on Thomas Edison Is. A fe% shop s .iled machines at half price. A few hundred Phono Records, second hand. 4d. Write or call at Low's ...
... on his Duties at once. Salary EIS per annum. The Inspector chosen must reside in Pittenweem. Applications to be lodged with THOMAS Gu.• Hurr, Chairman of the Board, not later than fire o'clock of WEDNESDAY, 30th instant Pittenweem, 17th December 1891. ...
... in Scot! .nd at lowest price 4 for cash. Disc Records from is each. Phonograph Records from 9d each. Lauder's new swigs on Thomas Edi s on is. A feu shop s Heil machines at half price. A few hundred Phone' Records, second hand. 4d. Write or call at Low's ...
... SlA(Lr'..ol. At the Tontine Hotel, Greenock, on the 30th June, by the Her. T. ft. Thom•un, assisted by the Rey. ft. Montgomery Hardie, M.A., Alexr. Widiammon, Keeountaar, to Lily, only daughter of Kennel) Hat:Lean. WILSON—LEss.—At St Man's, Stoke Newington ...
... his eyes took a fresh illumination with his smile. See to her, Mr. Hardy, ego to her, sod I'll start the ship afresh. He left the cabin. Ma I have another biscuit ? said Julia. Hardy handed one and smiled, for he saw again the sweet unconscious cock ...
... Lisle Carr, M.A., Hardie, Bennet Martin, eon of the late John Martin of Gree- nock and Liverpool. to Katherine. daughter of the late John lienstork, of Liverpool. DIED. MURRAY.—At the Manse, Anst+uther, on the 3rd instant, the Rev. Thomas Mutely, M.A., minister ...
... policeman on duty called out— Say, mate, where are you a tor' Work, was Mr Keir Hardie's laconic reply. Are you working hero, then 1 Yes. On the roof ? No, was Mr Hardie's laughing rejoinder, on the floor. A PARADIAR FOR TARIFF Rirotuisits.—Yedinah ...