... viz.,, Messrs Edie, Dingwall, and Nisbett, from the Pitlessie Club; .flr Ramage from Melville, and Mr Galloway from fochmfl —Thomas Crichton, Esq., President of the Clab, M‘L chair. The (.'hali‘r:.n in n:df':h v-:;m appropriate remar] o - K.mjuty the Queen ...

... a man named Robert Hardie, Aart:rhlhmrly“td Messrs George Wilson & Co., Kinneil Ironworks, Bo'ness, was engaged watering his horse at a large iron cistern used for the W.Amh'uflwmb Nu&flfimdhhflm full force of the blow striking Hardie on the part of the chest ...

... remains of Thomas Halleburion lay s near . oues, having Dosh PRe | them? es w 0 wisely comtestcd the inbdal views flm‘“‘““‘hfiflw-. begged |of furd Horbert. Would ther then pass 2 bill antagonistic to the honour. He expressed friendly fecl- | ¢ Thomas Halleburton ...

... (vondykc. Ceres, on the 31st ult., Catherine Lawson, üby-n.’.onmam-u,u the residence of Thomas Dow, Town-Clerk, Elizabeth Millie, eldest daughter of the late Thomas Milile, manufacturer, St Clairtown, aud reliet of John Hamilton, merchant, Edinburgh. Friends ...

... captivity. His mental pains and anxieties, no less than his physical sufferings and privations, had told upon his young and hardy frame to such an extent that he was a mere shadow of his former self, as wasted in person as he was wretched in mind. He was ...

... clothes. The case was delayed next court day, to allow proof to be brought forwanl. Jobn ‘White, scale and beam maker, sued Thomas Maleolm, labourer, for house rent. Pursuer was present but defender absent. Decree granted. The last case was that of Jobn ...

... oifice-bearcrs were then elected, viz.—James Walker, president ; Alex. Walker, treasurer ; Alex Grant, secretary ; Thomas Reekie, Thomas Scott, John Crichton, Andrew Bell, and James Young, members of committee; William Speed and Chacles Whitton, anditors ...

... Tln fisyln; off the ties Mr Kidd raised his score to 12, r Hardie to 10, Mr Glbert to 9, and Mr Balfour to 7—Mr Kidd thus taking the t.lmgi'w. the gift of the patroness, Mrs Oswald ; Mr Hardie the silver kettle ; and Mr Gilbert, the medals, The ice was ...

... h;.t.h—, Vice rvgn!_(}-mn is nnder consideration. HoxouraßLE CoNxDUCT 0F DEBTOR AND CREDITORS. —Fully thirty years agn Mr Thomas Frame, who was a m| ‘h&.t':“(’fh:gov, Hbm'“ Mflvu:&ld Woas hfi:’ ter effecting a com, o with h ;vdim Since then he gg- ov-ap;m ...

... Douglas ; effice-bearers chosen for the ensuing mnr; an interesting address delivered by Mr James n, )(..-:’.‘; Durie, u:;ih Me Thomas Dunachie, agent of Scottish Temperance Ln‘\l:‘ ave an instructive lecture on the human body wi flluuntions, Besides the addresses ...

... and & half of old herring nets, on which he proposed ** to turn the ;x--y.x.-uh: them to the fruit growers of Edinburgh. hardy skipper and a cronie left the pier within an hour or two of midnight ; and the voyage seems to have been safel .‘cdllthyn.ebflflna ...

... araphically described them the other day, E-n.,-,.1' - VX) TION mmmwl—m-m&.'w& EAST OF FIFE MUSICAL ASSOCIA N. | water,” our hardy crews often see a fine HANDEL'S “ MESSIAH.” | w:&:: l:.uu“u to find that During the winter season this Association has (Mn ...