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... which will be held in Edinburgh on the id 25th inst. THE ALLEGED STABBING CASE AT KITREwsTzER. ti, 11 -We understand that the woman Ann Ganson or C: .Marshall, who is alleged to have stabbed Jane Cl c- Edwards at the Lillybank cuting works on Wednes- vi day ...
... many youthful hearts are lost to the lovely heroines and beautiful princes who reign in such splendour over that enchanted land, and who, after enduring sundry persecutions from some demon king or imp of darkness, are made happy for ever after by the ...
... shocking circumstances (the woman having, it was said. died from terrible internal injuries caused by a poker), was resumed at Liverpool on Saturday, when Mr Shee, Q.C., addressed the jury for the defence, and contended that the woman's death was caused by ...
... . : as At Stt Ardrews, on the 24th nit., the wife of DrJ. SUTHERLAND, aN .Deputy-3 nspeetor-GBeneral of fHospitals, Bengal Army, of a son. at At 3, Argyle Place, Meadows,' Fdinburgh,~on the '27th u~t. tho a . Wife: of JAME(S LEDINGHAMs, of -Messrs Robert ...
... have doubt, i> the kind of treatment all men discharged from the army may expect if discharged in thia country. disadvantage from which diecharged eoldien suffer ie thia—Having entered the army lads, they are necesearily without any trade. After a term of ...
... rendered to this country by a British army than during the period when-small and reduced in numbers- r with more than 100,000 men who been disciplined by oar skill and taught by our means against us- t that gallant army preserved India for this country fand ...
... Lord Granville cc sadC Gordon landed a splendid. fish of 19 lbs, Hon. Luke in White one of 6 Ilis., aind Alexander Phinliv. keeper, one pi Elome of 10 lbs. On the Cairliton water on Tuesday M1r David fr and Rae landed 21 salmon Sf lbs., and one very ...
... distance of being discharged. Mr William 0. Smith, the recently-elented r Sheriff Principal of Rloss, Cromarty, asud Suther I land, has appointed 'Mr C. H. Urqiuhart, bank c ageit, Dornoca, to he onte of tile ho. sbheriff. t substitute of the sberiffdom ...
... eminent degree. eventful. She was horn at Glasgow in the year 1755. Her father, Air AI'Vicar, was an officer in the British army, and on her mother's side she was descended from thre ancient fatnily of Stewart of Invernahyle, in Argyllshire. Short- ly ...
... and proceeded to the Ulster Reform Club, where he received a de- putation from the Ulster Land Committee, who advocated the abolition of the dual owimersimip of land in Ireland by the passing of a Compulsory Sale Bill. The interview was private. It is understood ...
... daughter. I At 26 Charlotte Square, Edinburgh, on the iStI1 inet., the t wife of ANGUS MAcDonA L, . D., of a son. MARRIAGES. I At Land llend, Green island, Otago, N.Z,, on the 14th January, by thn Itev. Nticlael Watt, GEoRGe B ncrAr, second son of Jamies badrelay ...
... by means of a certificate that that gentleman granted regarding hias mental con- dition. CHOKED BY A PIcEp OF HAM.-An old I woman naimed Agnes Davies or Ritchie, who i resided in Deanside Lane, Glasgow, has' met her i death in a somewhat singular manner ...