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... club, was the highest, having scored seven points; Mr David Hardie second with six point*. The following gentlemen were winner* of medals :_Mewr* Henry A G. Morgan. George Robertson. Sir Thomas Riddell. James Barnard, Robert Ihrrel, and alter Herd. The ...
... Rev. J. H. Mill, U.P. Church, Mouth Leith, the Rev. Thomas Dinsdale, Alexandria, to Annie, only daughter of Andrew Coutta, late of Kirkland, Klfcablre. At Middle Baltwarh-, «n the Inst, Mr tieorxe Hardie. wtvd yean.- dveply reareUed. At thick Street, Fatbh ...
... Aochmuty, Bow-3d Spsid, servantto Mr Thomas Hanlie Strallmm Vih. mviJ Jack, servant Mr Alexander Nicol. Main, servant to Mr Waller Robb, little 6th- Barld Wright, servant to Mr Thomas Hardin, 7th. , Th'*mas' Hardie, servant to Mrs Wemyss Barnes, servant ...
... of dauentcr. At Mace. Ki.-kcaJJv. the -Ah lost., Mr* Crtoton, uangnur. . .. . At Bumtl.'laihl. on the 4lh Inst, the wife Mr Thomas Hutchison, (>oitiua>U-r, of son. , .. At ll.i' k Strc t, LealM. live Ist in-t., the wife of Mr Wylie, ».p.-r n.aker. At Largo ...
... Beast. Kind mamma, prudent paps, frowned at tlieir precocious child, and set their brow* against this offensive name, but Thomas stuck to his point. Next time the Beast made morning cdl the boy ran to the window, which hung the street, to turn back laughing ...
... crorc-r. High .Stroi-t, Dmofermllne—Creditor* (Do-tin Miln. - Hotel, Itri-lso Street, Dunfermline, April, twelve o'clock.—Thomas lilair, writer, Priory ■on)-, ■•iiiiiemmiie, >n.tld Fm-u-r, otherwise Donald Green Fraser, tolarcoiiGt, 23, I’niuii street ...
... fishermen, and numliers of crat>9 have been caught our sands at ebb tide. The white fishing i» also being prosecuted by our hardy booh of toil with animation, and the takes ' got lately have proved remunerative. Salmon appears to at a discount present, ...
... position, hut I knew niy captains, nor could I sav which of them distinguished himself most.' Toe Last of Meagher the Sword.— Thomas Francis Meagher, better known England a* Meagher of the Sword, fell from the steamer Thompson into the Missouri River, at ...
... Not forgetting the Woman and the kiJ.-s they live l ...
... u|l| |) n , in the spec-irio'l ''-sai k Rare (da competitors)- Ist, J. L--«tm : Andrew Bogie ; 3d, Thomas Thomson. At the clont*, nccom|*anif* |, . Thomas M. Ikmlrv, K 5.,.. .» A\U>un, E-s-p, F. Hwlojk Kx|.. ollil Metuveii, ksi[., | mounted the platform ...
... SievewHilU, jtm., Msond heaviest rlnilstrh-James JoIUe. A. lac 4 n. lettuces Thomas Matthew. A. Hintoul, early eahhacm - William Glass, t'lurk* Andonon, hind » ...
... Hablane, Pitcorthie. Two-year-old Filly for —Mr Hardy, iK-rry hill. Bn>od Mare for riling or hunting, with a foal or stinted—Mr Altken, Uoyal Hotel. Foal lor do. -Mr Hotel. One-year-old Colt Filly for do.—Mr Hardy, Prituroec. Two-year-old fielding or Filly ...