... Balmullo, on the main C'sipar road. The men involved acre Donald Gair, Step Row, Dundee, who was travelling towards Newport. and Thomas Donaldson, Lucklaw Hill, Balmullo, who was travelling towards Balmullo. (lair sustained a compound fracture of the right leg ...

... Trotter ; 2, W. B. Inglis; 2, E. W. Wyatt. Swan). Rev. Thomas Younger presided, J. Cunningham. en. Duchess set-1, Janet k. Cassells ; 2, and , in calling upon Mrs Burnett Smith cretary and Treasurer-Mr Thomas Two begonias, W . T rotter. Geo. Brown ;3, Mrs Leggate ...

... number of men were thrown idle, he amongst them, but his farm experience saved him from a lengthy spell of idleness. Mr Thomas Hardie. foreman of Lochhcad Farm, Wemyss, learning that Dario was idle, sent for him and offered him the fifth pair of horses ...

... Do you come across many in Leven? We kill about 45 per week, and of these five or six will be affected with tuberculosis. Thomas Thomson, butcher, Reform Cooperative Store, Leven, spoke to having seen the cow before and after it was killed. So far as ...

... Misses Anderson, Hawkslaw; Mrs Gressett, Mr and Misses Anderson, Mrs Durward, Mrs Crooke, Mr Dalrymple, Mr and Miss limy, Miss Hardy, Min Bruce, Misses Bonthnm, Miss Wilkie, Mrs '3. W. Douglas, Mr It Reaves, Mr Henderson, Captain Moodie, Mr Cook, Messrs M'Kelvie ...

... Goth it mounted a at roadside and toppled over. Frederick Searle (57), of Cenybryn Terrace, and Charles Maui field (36), of Thomas Street, both of Gillach pooh, were killed instantly. Benjamin Bowen (40), of High Street, was so iously injured that there ...

... h W. Anderson, Ann C. Cum. Jean !der:shall, Theory—lsabella H. Bieber, Mary McDougall, Margaret Foster, Mazy L. Prentice, Thomas Foster, Agnes C. Rodger, Christina Herd, Father Shaw. Elementary—laabella IL Fisher, Margaret X Mary L. Prentice. Be,. and ...

... DENBEATH STAR ONLY DRAW 0.. ROSSLYN'S FIRST - MINUTE GOAL Arbroath—Christie; Braid and Allieon• Wilson, Hamilton and Fox Baird, Hardie, Middleton, Farquhar and Black. Den,beath Star through inability to make full use of wind advantage in the first half, could ...

... brick walls on the south and west. Mr Thomas Brown, East Wemyss, was the builder ; Mr Thomas Thomson, Buckhaven, joiner ; Mr Wm. Nicol, Buckhaven, plumber ; Messrs J. C. Rolland & Sons, Leven, painters ; Mr Thomas Hood, Sinclairttwn, plasterer; Messrs ...

... CO.'4 anti B. D. Brier, Broken Pipes Repaired. Amber Work Done. Satisfaction Guaranteed. I\T _A_ S 13 HIGH STREET, LEVEN. THOMAS DAVIDSON, GROCER AND PROVISION MERCHANT, 10 Bridge Street, IC N_ • Orders Called for Daily SPADES. PAILS. BOATS. TOYS OF ALL ...

... Scott-Moncrieff); Alex. Brown Douglas (friend); Mr Edmonds (friend); Mr 11. H. Rowland (friend); Mrs Murray of Dollery (niece); Thomas Stark-Christie of Ballindean (cousin); R. Christie, yonnger of Durie (grandnephew); R. L. Christie (grand•nephew); Provost ...

... had the assistance of other young ladies. In the regretted absence through illness of Mrs Webster, Miss Annie Ross and Miss Hardie took charge of the Coaltown of Wemyss stall. Mrs Kennedy and Misses Watson reigned at the refreshment table. An art gallery ...