... 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 ...

... were not from light fantastic toes, still they were from as lighthearted a set as ever shuffled upon toe and heel. Old and hardy fishermen, too, long accastomed to the struggle and hazard of a seafaring life, snapped their fingers to the tunes, and cut ...

... 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 ...

... Post Office in little more than two hours. —Courant. J'*D:A? :z A;““n:n FROM ,;lmmo'u.—)lr night, Redgate Farm, Chorlton-cum- Hardy, died early u(}mdMy%hm sequence of having been bitten by a dog on 3rd of January this year. The dog was kept at the farm, and ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... oceasion to c-finnvnuuw,{btiq winds as interfering with labours and hopes of the season, the case is far more pressing with the hardy mariner, whose voestion has been almost at a stand still during the present month. A few boats, indeed, ventured to the e s ...

... T e A T the breach that words begin * th-mhllo-o-h}-mhm-h 1 can get the rest of itt” The lines occur in * Lalla Rookh™ by Thomas Moore, whose works you may now get for sixpence. “W P . :—* 1 have been eTR s SRt bey m—n;uufl,l-a-u-fl.qm a-p.qu)q—;:ndluhh ...

... 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 ...

... between S Monance and Cellandyke to fish for the ensuing season on the PBuchan or Aberdeen cuasts ; and our leading curer, Thomas Cormack, Esq., is also reported to have come to terms with a number of local crews -the current rate fur I'J(-;:;-sl Mn:_'h ...