... Rev. Dr and Mrs Morton and family, from Edin. ; an l Mr and Mn Thomson and family, from Kidderminster —Forthside. Misses Hardie, from Leith—Bass View. Mr and Mn George Adamson, and Miss Hill, from London—Mrs Robertson's. Mr Young, from Edinburgh. Stratus ...

... Private Humphreys, 2d Lancashire, was subsequently wounded in the foot. Tas Dina= or Tov Wr.seorra.—A fourteen year old boy, Thomas Kyi., who lives with his parents at 4 Tureen Street, Glasgow, was on Saturday night shot in the right hand with a toy pistol ...

... Neuk man by blab, Dr Wells of Glasgow, Rev. Lewis Davidson, formerly of St Andrews, Mr Guthrie, advocate, (youngest son of Dr Thomas Guthrie, and brother-in-law of the Chairman), and Mr Taylor Jones, advoute.depute. It will doubtlees a memorable meeting. ...

... BRIGHT'S DISEASE.—Puor. Da. R. A. GUNN. WARNER'S 'SAFE' CURE completely cured my INDIGESTION and LIVER TROUBLE.—REv. JAMS!! THOMAS, Newtown, Mont. WARNER'S ' SAFE' CURE effected a permanent cure after having been a martyr to RHEUMATIC GOUT for twenty-three ...

... Rev. H. Dunlop, Mr H. M. Ketchen, and Bailie Don. Among the general company were Drs Palm, Largo; Sloman and Smith, Elie; M'Hardy, Colinsburgh; Messrs W. Watson, Darid and A. M. Cook, and T. D. Murray, Anstruther; D. W. Bowman, Newark; Councillor Gay, Elio; ...

... SCHOOL BOARD.—The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on Monday evening. Provost Todd occupied the chair, and Bailie Hardie and Messrs Brown and Lumsden were the other members present. The Clerk reported that he had written to the applicants for ...

... The removal of the Bing was carried out under the personal supervision of Sir Frederick Troves. Sir Francis irking, and Sir Thomas Barlow. The couch on which the King reclined was lifted bodily by the bluejackets and carried downstairs to the ambulance ...

... searching for him. AP ILL-FATEDFAMILY.—A terrible family record was disclosed at the inquest held at Loughborough Junction on Thomas Gridley, an unemployed labourer, who was found to have committed suicide after murdering his infant daughter while insane ...

... Buildings un Tuesday. Mr ,Robert Carthcart of Pitcairn° presided, end there were present—Mr John Minions-, Mr J. Ritchie Welch, Mr Thomas Buchan. Mr W. Kitchen, Mr Joseph Budge, and Mr H. V. Haig. The midertnit lasted nearly three hours. A number of amendments ...

... fortitude 'the artist bad embodied in oils with restraint and effect. The old figure stands the type of that is best in our hardy fishing I opulation, and tha singing words of Kipling took on an added meaning. Our brows are wet with spendrift, And the weed ...

... having been killed on the spot. FATAL BURNING ACCIDENT IN FlFE.—George Scott Gillan, a little over three years of age, son of Thomas Gillan, master plumber, 113 High Street, Dunfermline, met his death by burning last Friday afternoon. The child had been left ...

... list of their immortalisers on canvas in Mrs Stewait Smith, Morningside. Miss Anne Thomas, Lasswade, has painted 'Thu Tay from Newbury, looking West ; and Mr Henry Hardy, Edinburgh, shows a painting of 'St Monett's Church.' farmer's danghter (aged 26) ...