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... contribute. The Late Forsyth.—Dr Carruthers, of Inverness, thus notices the death of the late proprietor of the Inverness Advertiser:— We regret very sincerely to record the death of Mr Ebenezer Forsyth, proprietor and editor of our local contemporary the ...
... licence, Hood Adam, Glasgow to Emma Jane Rhoda. eldest daugh er of the late John Harris, Esq , Metropolitan Meat Market, London. DEATHS. At 1 Taylor Place, Lon Jon Road, on the Slst ult Joseph second son of Wil iam Paterson '' At Sylvan Place, on the 29th nit ...
... committed. Expenses were then asked on behalf of the man, and the Sheriff found him entitled to 30s. The Late Mr John Dundas.—The death is announced of Mr John Dundas of the leual firm of Messrs Dundas and Wilson. Mr Dundas was born at Edinburgh in 1803. He was ...
... average of last year. It was also less than that of the corresponding week of last year, the deaths in the week ending May 30 1872 being 113, while last week but 96 deaths were recorded. The President of the Council of Spanish Ministers takes more hopeful view ...
... suggestion of Mr Justice O'Brien, the case was postponed until Wednesday, when Chief Justice Whiteside will be present. The Death Prince Frederick.—Further details as to this melancholy event explains that Thursday morning, about o'clock, the Princess was ...
... that a committee should be appointed to draw up a deliverance for the Assembly, expressive «.>f the loss to the Church by the death of Dr Guthrie. MARRIAGE WITH WIFE'S SISTER. Thereporbont.be Mirriagu with D.veafed Wife's Sister Bill was submitted. It recommended ...
... for the murder of Moreton as was mentioned in the Act. The Judge of Assize certified that the shot which caused Moreton's death had been deliberately aimed at him. The Court quashed the presentment. A Railway Carriage Desk.—An inventor in Toledo, United ...
... Jack and his companions were captures Sunday without resistance, and the entire band have now unconditionally surrendered. DEATH OF DR TYLER SMITH. Dr Tyler Smith, a well-known writer, formerly physician to Westminster Hospital, died suddenly at Richmond ...
... received such a check since 1857. The deaths never exceeded 10 or 12 per day, but then it has to be considered that the city does not contain one-tenth of its former population. Since the outbreak of the epidemic 244 deaths have occurred. Curious Eastern Custom ...
... Leith, David Halley, marine engineer, only son of John Halley. to Isabella, only daughter James Wkirving, both of Kirkcaldy. DEATHS. At Glen Earn House, Crieff, the 31st ult., the Hon. George Henry Essex Grant Grant, filth son of the late Francis William ...
... of Records of the New York Board Health, reports that in the first quarter of 1873 the diminished activity zymotic causes death has been especially noticeable. But we are not wait helplessly for another visitation disease ; if we cannot prevent the return ...
... The Evening News EDINBURGH, JUNE 3, 1873. The death the Governor Nova Scotia is announced. The turret-ship Devastation arrived at Spithead yesterday evening. The Modoc, Captain Jack, and his companions were captured on Sunday. The Edinburgh Town Council ...