... Half-past Soven, to commence at Bight o'clock. Tickets may be had of the principal Booksellers of exch town. LR W Manager—T. HARDY WEDNESDAY, 30ru Ocrose 1572, KINNAIRD ROUP (Near Newburgh). There will be Sold, Public Roup, st Kinnaird, Pui; of Abdie, -b’nbofl ...

... pair t-o-ynofiwv-l Mr Whyte, Kirkcaldy. Best :u one-year-old —1 Mr Hardy ;lzxv Bdl:rk'lu s Beat pair oneyearold queys i Captain , Mitchellm;”!‘llr!nfiy. Beq‘ (our calves 1 llrgtflll;! Mr Hardy. Best “’Wd bull -1 Captain Wylie: 2 Mr Bro Hayfield. of work horses ...

... Newport, on the 3d inst | the wife of John Ferguson, teacher, of a doughter. At Backbaven, on the 2! inst., the wife of Mr Thomas Foster, fisherman, of a son. At Leslie, ou the Ist iust, the wife of Arthur Walker, Penman. clothier. of a son. ! ‘nmransmnmm-& ...

... were sustained. In 'MA-‘MM““OW viz., James Pyper, fishcurer, for the of the house certificate held by his mother-in-law, Thomas Smith, '&i the bmehh.‘rkuu-l on special that the house ma, open = mmbdunm-h{uuvxm.. m'n-ifi,‘n‘wflnv.fldnfln.-mk of spirits had ...

... Jarvis ; Mr and Mrs Thomas Archibald : Mr and Mrs Wm. Archibald ; Miss M‘Kay; Newcastle ;Mr and Mrs Alex. R. Archibald ; Miss Macdonald ; Mr and Mrs Robt. Ritchie ;Mr Henry and Miss E. Archibald ; Mr Robert Archibald, writer ; Mr Thomas Mitchell, writer ...

... in consequence of there being no message from the Cellardyke office, about three hundred of the wives and sisters of our hardy fishermen had to travel throuzh the drenching rain and furiovs tempest to Anstruther, in the bope of bearing some account of ...

... the e and expense. Turnips, too, are far from being nilor-l{ good, the wet having “ goured ” the soil too much for even that hardy vegetable. Cattle are being gradnally withdrawn from the ficlds, but no diseaso is heard of in the immediate neighbourhood ...

... their other goods for an honest and dmt living. The meeting was also addressed by Mr Beattie, draper, and the Rev. Messrs M‘Hardy and Mill, &e. Resolutions were passed to the effect that Pfll_&;:{h‘ to give the community tbcpov-:hpm\cct ves from the social ...

... Buckhaven, on the inst., Walter, infant son of Mr Andrew Thomson, fisherman. = At Muirhead, by Freuchie, on the 23d inst., Mr Thomas l'oh:.l in his 96th year. L o b.:.‘e-mnm-u.u,nu. eldest son of Jir Jebs B¥rell, manager, Sinclairtown factory, aged 21 years ...

... da a.d vm‘hfifinflu&flhflh-mmh too much admired. In this way nothing can be more interesting than to give a glance at what our hardy fishers have achieved and are achieving as reapers of ““the harvesst of the sea.” Rt E P Some sixty years ago the grandfathers ...

... Thursday, a case was heard before the stipendiary in which some exceedingly curious statements were made. John Stoke, Thomas Stoke, and Thomas Stanley, the former an mmmmmmulufi.&h Sorby Bb-fl-.la‘ were charged with thro Pdh.m‘ Wi through a window. T‘b‘a officer ...

... m The Provost suggested the appointment of a Committee to arrange ~about a blic meeting and other mum which was ; m-d-by Thomas Spowart, Esq., agreed to. \ Al‘fldtm“&-mfln the motion of Mr Hunt, Messrs e Simpson were appointed joint-secretaries of the ...