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... this it was agreed to fix the rate at 7d] per £-3S'd on occupiers of shops, &c.', l#d on' ncupiert of lands and fishings, and 3Ad on owners of- lands and heritages, The Chairman said this would raise a total of £626, which was a little more than the Board ...
... Kingillie. who all entered the Its Indisn Army. Major James Ketchen in early life ad served as a midshipman in the steam frigate Assye, e, but, following his younger brothers, who had already entered the Indian Army, he finally chose the military at p ,and ...
... in the dock at Trinity Quay, and a* 0 boat was put oldto her assistance. The woman was ultimately taken out, and removed to the Infiriarv. a From latest reports as to the woman's condition it is feared that inflammation of the lungs may set in. ir RENT ...
... rOB SWEDEN AND NORWAY.- sin The Lord Provost of Aberdeen 'has received lag a communfication from -the Secretary for Scot- Xi land intimating that the Swedish and Norwegian wi, eMinister at the Lritish Court has notified to H-er ho' Majesty's Government ...
... On the Invercanny section on Tuesday Mr Duncan0 landed 1 grilse 4t lbs; on. Wednesday Mr George G Craven, sen. landed 2 grilse 3k Ibs and 4h lbs. On the n Cairnton uaier on Monday Mr David Rae landed 2 n arilse 3.4 lbs. and 4 lbs., and a very fine trout ...
... for the rebuilding of Surrey Chapel, [tondon, which was erected 100 yesrs ago by the late ___Row'land lill. Mr Hall, explained that the lease of the- land On which the chapel is built expires in a couple of of years. antd that it would belnecessary to ...
... an inte-. rof resting young woman from Crail, vas lodged in the goal of ad Cupar, on a charge of havisg poisoned her mother.- sri- he poison, a large quantity of arsenic, was given a- mongst tea: and the unfortunate woman survived the er- swallowing it ...
... miorning, which IS was not always the case when the East Coast con- a- nections were missed. Ir OLD WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.-Late on Tuesday night an old woman named Jessie Mae- te donald, residing in Purse's Close, Forreswas found e by a neighbour lying on ...
... Newohang with the first army. There has been an indecisive action at Feughwang. The Japanese claim the victory. It is reported that the garrison of the Taku forts is disaffected. The winter is early. Pekin, Sunday.-The first Japanese army is near Ninchang, ...
... gue fresh-run: salmon have beeu got. . On the'Altiies water on Saturday Mr A. J-- Kinloch landed 1 salmonh, 20- lbs.' On Park water, on Weduesday General Keane landed I 'salmon, 22 lbs. .: On' the, 'RRi'eritone water in' the Feugh on Friday Andrew I-Craven ...
... funds:- t X The Employees of Mr William Bain, coach- I builder.014 6 Be The Workmen of the Great North of Scot- d land Granite Company's Quarry, Black- !1 hill, Peterhead 2 oh SALE Or PROPERTY. -Yesterday, a house in North s io Albert Street ...
... his wire had taken three children to ithe waiting room of the City Parish Chambers in-Cdinburgb, . and left them there. The woman could not after- :e, wards be found, and the children were sent to the Dyumbarton Poorhouse. Accused was traced and apprehended ...