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... the Central Cycle Company, Themas Stevens, the Hardy Patent Pick Company, the Steel Forg- ing and Ball Bearing Company, Wilson Brothers, Nicholas Nielson & Co., Eley Brothers, the Schultze Gunpowder, Thomas Robinson & Son, Crompton & Co., Grout & Co., Apperley ...
... who died on June 5, at 29 Upper Berkeley Street, was proved on July 3 by Colonel Richard Percival Davies, the nephew, George Thomas Woodrooffe, and Major-General William Legh Cahusau, the executors, the value of the personal estate amount- ing to over £130 ...
... near Dunfermliue, and presently prisons r the prison of Duufermline. John Macdonald, residing at the Infirmary, imf verness. Thomas Meikls, merchant, Longridge. John Shaw, spirit merchaut, Cuatbtiogc. ENGLISH BANKRUPTS. (From tin- Loudon iiaseUs William ...
... THR SCHfOOLJ BOARDS. PAIAHLI?.Y-A special mneeting was held yeoterday -Mr Hutton, in the absence of Mr Thomas Coats, in the chair. The other memnbers were present. The Clerk (Mr MacRobert) submitted comnmuica- tions he had roceived from the Rev. Mr B ...
... Beaconsfield, the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, Mr Secretary Cross, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Carnarvon, Mir Secretary Hardy, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right Hon. G. W. Hunt, Lord John Manaers, and the Plight Hon. Sir M. E. H. Beach. THE ...
... Joseph Clark, jeweller,; Wiliam a Pitt, director of mus; George Anderson, r grand marshal: John Orr, S.S.; D. Moir, 6 J.S.; Thomas M'Gill, inner guard; and Daniel a Brogan, tyler. t v PoLLogsEAWs.-J. P. Com ?? ?? Court d ?? James Loudon and Archibald t ...
... of Dundonald, was charged with assault- ing and stabbing with a knife, in the village of l Symngton, on 14th August last, Thomas Murray, labourer, whereby he was cut, wounded, and bruised on the left side and other parts of his per- son, to the great ...
... Wvelibank, Berwick, at £3 5s ; Mr Thomas Ross' Hillhemd sold a;lot'of ten -two-year-old cross bullooks to Mr Bruce, Broadinuds, at £3 INs; at lit of ri~x two-~yost-old polled buflocks to Mr Reid, Gxeystdne at £2; Mr Hardie', GOoperhillsl I ...
... Gibson, W. A. Hardie, Johu Hutchison, usorge Henderson, John Heiidrie, William Jaruine, John Kirk, James Kent, Lyndsay, vaults Muir, Alexauuer Mitchell, James Martin, J. J. M ...
... Francis Shirley Russell to he Lien- tenanit by purchae, vice Bradley: Thomas Allan Henry, Geot., to be Cornet, by purchase, vice RuB. sell; Aug. 23. 213t Hnssars-Captain Edmund Armitage Hardy, on appointment in the Gazettec of the 30th Septem- ber, 1862, should ...
... Superb and st The Duchess were both prize plantse when shown at a former show in S-inch pots. 'They were -entered by _Mr Thomas Eogg, whi',, by the t way, was one of the most successful exhibitors a yesterday. -Us was first in each ef the follow- it ...
... ; George Barclay, Gent.; Alexander Tod, Gent.; William Henry, Gent.; Den. 6. To be Ensigns- James Smith, Gent.; James Thomas Hardie, Gent.; James Lawrence Boyd,7Gent.; John Kidd, Gent.; Dec. 6. let Company Renfrewshire Artillery Volunteers-John Scott ...