... The remainder of the room, they were disohargen. .. regiment are expected home on Saturday (to-day). AccipesT.—OUn Monday Thomas Cubbitt, employed at Hodgeknowe Quarry, met with an accident while engaged at his work. Ha-umo&lw blasting operations, when ...

... free, for the erection of the building. Plans nnrml by the Messrs SILVEWRIGHT, Prinlaws. Specifica :‘-u-l Measurcraents by Mr THOMAS LISTER, Prinlaws. The following carted a quantity of the building material, e on, 3ira Doazlas. Mr G . ; MrGa Balsillie ; ...

... Glasgow. Mr Kintoul, View Place — fwfl- M‘Nab, Leith, The Palace—Mr Fairley Mrs Fairley, and family, Dunfermline, and Miss Hardy, Govan, ulm CALDY Frax ARIvAL —Another of the Archangel flect nrflvcdbenl-tw.g ‘hnve-lbthchnga “ Harrington” of Whitby. She ...

... as office-bearers : — Committee— Messrs Charles Jackson, Thomas Satherland, Dr ickson, Thomas Williamson, James Wallace, Jam-s C aper, James Cruicksbauk, and M. Reekic. Chairman (pro. tem )—Thomas Sutherland ; secretary and treasurer - J. Craickshank ; ...

... adults were also present, and the attention of all was marked throvghout. AccipeNt.—On Tuesday forenoon a young lad named Thomas Hardie, emuloved in the manufactur. ine establishment of the firin of Messra Wilson & Hill, met with an accident while he was ...

... and the few that D R G ot vo& et c week may thus be rec! little chhm. 80 far, however, as the season h:r the success of the hardy crews has been equal to the average of recent years, and we hear of -—‘lim'h bave grossed at this date over Aue AnTiLLErY ...

... Queen's Hotel. Before dving #9, Erother Pagan was reelected RW.M.; Brother J. F. Bemmer, S.W.; l g“::l W. Hodgson, J.W. Brother Thomas | Mite was made . The stood | uli;mn«l Wil the 30th for afhliation ..dlf:::c:uo| NITED PRAYER POR SCOTLAND. ~We have been ...

... EXECUTION OF THE LIVERPOOL MATRICIDE. l On Monday morning, Thomas Corrigan, who was condemne 1 to death at the last Liverp ol Assizes for the murder of his mother, was executed at Kirkdale jail. The morning was dark, and the fearful scene - was enacted ...

... builder, l-v-‘dtlh‘ 222, Thomas Buist, Muiredze Colliery, Buckhaven 4. James 'H.thlm 252 James Brodie, #h Street, Dysart 205. Andrew Orford, Kettle Bridge, Kettle 124. D. B. Brunton, East Grange Station, Calross 139. Thomas Ewing, Necther Street, mfi ...

... '&n News. Crail ArpoisTMENT o Tows Orprces. —At a meeting of the Town Council on Thursday evening it was 08::;1 to appeint Thomas Lees, labourer, Airdrie N town officge of the burgh, in roow of the late David CUD St oo sl by Raher or um! n > k w«m; Jawmes ...

... the unauimons .mim-enl of Jemima Wallace. The School Board t proceeded to & t o defanlting officer, when the Provest pro) Thomas M‘'Kutchen, tailor, West Anstruther, who, he said, was duchurinz the duties of the ofhce in a satisfactory way in West Anstruther ...

... expucted to lecture on *‘ Palestine,” illustrated MW lautern. AccipeNT.—On Monday evening last week a boy 13 years of age, named Thomas I‘Lh-.hflmtb west pier, a distance of 18 feet. He broke his left u-h‘.mdr-dnd.-vm-dpm.do- the back of his head. Dr Boothron ...