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... li'i.llnbire.” and eu'uhinly the great oprietors, almost to a man, have put e leading Wm ir Coutts Lindsa; Balcarres, and Sir Thomas Erskine of Cambo, Lva addressed the electors in the neighboarhood, and the ‘influence of others has been emphatically seconded ...
... to ol Bett, being dismasted ; and the other, b—fl.‘zxw to fipflJM Smith, baving struck on an outlying ; but, from -hhvcc::‘th hardy fishe:- men on shore bad only too reason to lament the misfurtunes of the day, as the crews returned from the sea next morning ...
... a maltman, was going d.z:vn tbpwnanmg. surprised to see Sharpe in a sitti t eto the door of the dwollin(-hm:? occupied by Thomas Ihy,L-thm-n-‘?mvmbth‘—Mtby‘ the other man, Peter M‘Gregor. Donald knocked at the window of Roy's honse, and called that there ...
... AwakexiNas.— Meetings to lrt-nou the revival of religion are being nightly held in the Free Church Hall in Cellardyke. The hardy fishers being, to a man, on the starlit seas, the attendance is thas coufined, in a great measure, to the wives and sisters ...
... the fool according to his ldl“;.fw nothing could be more obviously gmtesque to compare the gleaners of Lar'v'lz:{ to those hardy reapers who eurich our shore the spoil of the great North Sea, to which, by the way, this son of Buckhaven would scem to ' ...
... ANSTRUTHER. “ SWEEPING THE Seas.”—The fresh breezes of the present week have sent our hardy fishers merrily on their adventurous wmission over the fruitful sens. The inshore shoals being now no longer available, &hd.epmcmflug which number over fifty boats ...
... Phon, Kivtenly, o the 20 wit., the vile of Patrick €. Houstin, MD o ) : At Milton Road, Kirkcaldy, on the 224 ult., Mrs Thos. Hardie, of a daughter. At Dysart, on the 234 ult, the wife of James Edie, of son. A€ ¥ U S At Methilhill, on the 23d ult., the wife ...
... growths of plants have been rapid. On Tuesday morning a shower did much . u--ehnh’up& 1t is still too soom to turn out hay. hardy plants the flower garden. The second week of May is soon enough. 110-ofl-1.-uh”-&-g |tewmnmdmm.~.. placed in open air too -d& ...
... WK:'M,J 3‘: Dewar 28. The other was ween Andrew Bell and Andrew Hardie, both of whom played remarkably well, but it was evident Bell was superior to his t, who ultimately scored 31 to Hardie's ‘:B.Wm was a large concourse of onlookers present who secmed ...
... d by laymen, bling wsually presided over bb.‘hwd Martin, with wuch fellow-workers as Mr Dovaldson, Mr David Black, and Mr Thomas Brown, who may be said to bave uulergone amd Qusetplio: as leaders in the mflrflM a 8 éver since the first days of Disruption ...
... Montrave, to M: Harris, youncest danzhter of the late Mr Thomas H.fl “A;I St 4'-;1:::.. on the u'ox-..‘g, by, the Rev. Alex. Hull r James Jack, fisherman, Cellardyke, to Agnes, daughter of Skipper Thomas Beat. =~ ==~ = itpper Alex. Tirown Collardyier o Masgarets ...
... room acquired 'inp-&filumnuth. traffic at that part of the town as wi u’iu to the west end & more uniform n the old town Mr Thomas Pmmm an excellont shop for the purposes of his lndnhnlonwlhnmhn t occupies. Messrs J. ller & Son, drapers, nfluwymurfldfimmflt’ ...