... her next of kin, and that their brother Thomas W-ao was entitled as beir-at-law to tak e up the heretage, did not collate or 'indicate any intention of cboLat- ,ag. The second parties, being the'trustees of .Thomas Steel, acting under a trust-disposition ...

... *r-. a Court, DumfIries, at the instance of Janleq Stobb-,. tackernan. of the omt11 of Snaid, parish of Glencairn. against Thomas Cavens, heritor and possessor of o te lands of Birkshaw, concluding foir£25, or such ?? other sum as might be ascertained ...

... Go on the motion of the pursuer to apply the verdict M( of the jury reducing the deed executed by the late Ea 'Mrs Bird or Hardie in favour of Mrs Carmichael Co or Zuill and others. As the motion was not op- of! posed, the Qourt gave effect to it, and ...

... note woutd admit hi mE to th&'~meet, - inreply to Mr Haismiisa, Weston said Cht0 two or three days beforve the meeting, Mr Hardi up9, the ?? I ant during the trial, took down bis statement At the' White Lion, and on the PVth it was taken down by Mr Harcourt ...

... was lying hsabout ten yards farther down Cornton Place. It IS was picked up, and put on the barrow along with 4xt, body.t ow Thoma Roy, weaver, Cornton Place, Crieff, nt examined by the ADvoCATE-DEPUTm, deponed- iay I remember Saturday evening the 7th of ...

... SaacouJs GUNPOoWDER EXPLOSoIn Ox Tim Wro- TOWNeBIR! RAiLWAY. -On Saturday afternoon, C3hristophpi Steel anid' Hardy Keith, Whithorn,- - ad Thomas Laniond, Sorbie, met with- aserious' accdent on the Wigtownshire Railway. The- nen had been blasting rock at ...

... event I of non-payment, they would proceed to sell the it subject Prior to the term of Whitsundey, 1858, :t Mr Stewart and Mr Thomas Pearson, clothier in n Glsgowwhb held a residuaryinterest in the proper- 1, ties, consented to Messrs Keyden, Strang & Keyden ...

... Febraary 2L t The Queen and Princess Beatrice went out this e morning. ILord and Lady Lytton and the Right Ron. a Gathorne Hardy arrived at the Castle yesterday, f and .hgd the honour of dining with Her Majesty and the -Royal Family. Lord Lytton had au ...

... Disraeli, 3d the Duke of Richmond and Gordon, LG., the Ig Right Hen. B, A. Cross, Earl of Carnarvon, the ot Right Hon. G. Hardy, tne Right Hon. Sir Stafford Northcote, the Right Hon. G. W. Hunt, the Right !i. Hon. Lord John Manners, Colonel the Right ...

... Wilson, Ovorhoueri: 2d, James IHamilton Stenoeyill; 3d1, John Lawseon, 'Weterhead; eons- Poc.'rev.-Ssnsircok rndhenle, JhnMore, HardI- Con CdGeore Heseic, Wibaro; cmmiended, B Thoams Tentent, :tratllvn:hghyemneteded. T. Bruce. hcostels grey cook and Ien-la ...

... NY. This is an action, as we formerly reported, at the 0 instance of Mrs Jeanie Girdwood or Thomson, widow of the deceased Thomas Thomson, sometime traveller for Messrs David Smith & Co., wine mer- chants, Leith, against the North British Railway a Company ...

... February 7. (Before SsvEy JUDGES.) WOODHEMAID Z THE GOAtTNESS ?? CO. the Lord Justice-Clerk and a jury, ir wvhich the pursuer was Thomas Woodhead,eniner, 13IGraham Street, Airdrie, end the defenders were the Gart- lness Mineral Co. (Limited), having its registered ...