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... THOMAS HOOD. WHEN I. first knew Thomas Hood, his star was but rising ; when I saw him last, he was on his death-bed; Isis forty-six years of life from the cradle to the grave having been passed in so weak a state of health, that day by day - there was ...
... MESSRS THOMAS DONALD AND SONS’ MART. KILMARNOCK. Menrs Thoms# Donald A Sons’ mart on Friday supplies of dairy cattle were similar to tarn week, and comprised number tha best dairy cows and quays seen hero for soma time. With a small attendance of purchasers ...
... HARDY . WHAZDY, Captain, R N., Chief Constable of Ayrshire. LICENSE APPEALS. William Kelly, Galston, appealed against a decision of the local committee refusing a license to the London Hotel, Galston. It was explained that the appellant had taken the ...
... THOMAS GUTHRIE, ESQ., SOLICITOR, IN TIIE FREE CHURCH HALL, ARDROSSAN DOORS OPEN AT i. 15: LECTURE AT 7.45. ARTHUR GUTHRIE, ESQ., IN THE CHAIR- Tickets, - - 6d each, be obtained at the Shops of Messrs A. GUTHRIE & .Ns and Mr J. A. CRAWFORD, or at the Hall ...
... BIRTHS. ALLAN—At Barochan Horse, Houston, on the 28th ult., the wife, of .fames Allan: a son. HARDIE—At Dockhead Street, Sa.ltcoats, on the 6th inst., the wife of Capt. Vol,ert a danghter M'CaitmE—At Viewforth Co't tge. Catrine, on the 29th ult., Mrs ...
... hear that Liberal headquarters do not favour local opposition to Mr Keir Hardie in South West Ham. If such a decision has been arrived at, it is a very proper one. Mr Keir Hardie's methods are not precisely ours, and we wish that, having reached the House ...
... UMBRELLAS REPAIRED and COVERED on the Shortest Notice by MRS M`GUIRE, MANSE STREET, SALTCOATS. NEW SADDLERY ESTABLISHMENT. THOMAS WILSON, ( For the yearswith Mr Kerr, Saddler,) to intimate to the Inhabitants of 'tewarton and surrounding district that he ...
... Births. Cai.T'Fß— Barr L*r.f, Ardroßran. the 12th ioet., Mr® Thomae daughter. Santo®. Saint Paulo, Brazil, on the Sept. the wife of H. Cowan Deane: a eon. Glin—At Abbargate. Kilwinning, on the the of Andrew Glen : a ®on, Geat —At Shore Road, St*renBton ...
... opinion that Veno’* Lijrhtauut MESSRS THOMAS DONALD & SONS’ Cough ia. •, apiaodid remedy for ooojth*. MART. KILMARNOCK, colds, bronchitis. Mthma. uHiicnaa, and kindred oomplaints, and I can tocotn- At M«sn Thomas Donald A Sana mart on mend as a safe ...
... THOMAS MACKIE, DYER, CLEANER, AND HOT PRESSER, 29, 31, AND 33, HOLM STREET, STEWARTON. ESTABLISHED 1823, BEGS to call attention to his Superior Style of Dyeing and Finishing Ladies' Si7k Woollen and Mixed Dresses, Shawls, Cloaks, &c. Moreen Repp and Damask ...
... HON. THOMAS COCHRANE, M.P., AT DALRY. ON Tuesday night, the Hon. Thos. Cochrane, M.P. I for North Ayrshire, addressed his constituents in the Public Hall. Mr R. B. Gow, of Kirkland, occupied the chair. The following gentlemen accompanied the honourable ...
... A. Gray. Johnstone, and John dark. Nun, Cock llao—l, Thomas Smillie. Kilmarnock; 2. Gray; 3, Samuel MKelvie, Dragon, Cook Hon—l and apociol. Alex. MDougall, Row; J. ft A, Muir, Wbitbom; 3, J. S. Porter, Altrincham. Tumi.lor. L.F.. Black, Cock Hen—l. John ...