... engaged this season for Flatt and the Lower Ward of Renfrewshire. His owner, as is well known, is Mr Leonard Pilkington, of Cavens, who has done so much during the last few years for Clydesdale horses and Ayrshire cattle. On Flatt Hill, which rises to nearly ...

... left me in the slumber gladness Of an uuconceived love ; l,i!:e mine upon nir, and a spell he about me, the honey worded flatt'rer, bard of midnight elfin riot, Who with wand wondrous magic raised the veil unknown And with bounteous hand outstretched ...

... Morell terms of Mackenzie and fociety are on equality. In trath, he knows society—the seamy side aswell as the fair surface ; flatte at first by its patronage, he is now embittered by its insincerity, and feels degraded by its adula- Ww ton. Sic Morell 3 ...

... meaning, more especially as the Crown was not mentioned The are no words of conv: ance. Lord extends the boundaries of the burgh, as mentioned without the least refer- as that if there was any change of be from the Crown to the town, not affect any private ...

... Business intimations John M'Cheyne Co., . tailors ------ , Next Door to the Cafe Royal. APPLES, | A Ro al A-oh. Stores, next Crown Hotel, Dundee. Henderson & Parker, ACCOUNTANTS AND STOCKBROKERS, 41 REFORM STREET, DUNDEE. r(XrKY and DUCK JACKETS and OVER- ...

... from St Domingo to the 4th instrint had been received at New York, by the arrival of the schooner Gray Eagle, from Portnu.Flatt, •ellich state dint preparations were being made by the Hrlrian and Dominican Governments to renew warlike operntimis. and ...

... despat saysßeports have been circulated on the Berlin and Frankfurt Bourses of unfavourable in the condition of the Imperial Crown Prince of Germany. Those reports are absolute y untrue. Irrespective of the fact that the Imperial Prince is seen hero the ...

... order to clear a quantity, offered by buyers are not as yet sufficient to lead to mach sale, for which there are average 3 crown, but 334 only offered, In generally only offered spot not taipable even at 37. In the Naren Pernan markets there are no supplies ...

... green leaves, with settled on the edgr, and = drfti bearing dewdreps in the curve, so: as pips avd charm. and brooches sad to crown all, autowic singing birds, ex song B.0st credital,! y for metal windpi; ps = The the Eng ery, jewels, incomparably the finest ...

... bore a prominent tom the of lbi and the relief of ucknow—(applause)—and later on at Tel-el- Kebir and in Egypt. But their crowning glory— which would ever be remembered—was their bold attack on the heights of Dargai. (A plause. ) Nor could they forget ...

... in preparation. His American receipts are set down 12,000 dollars. Flatt, young labourer, is in custody for the murder of Mrs Steggall, tbe Rev. Mr Barker's housekeeper, at Bacton. Flatt lived hard by the house ; he notoriously bad character, though be ...

... of Arden, Mr William M. Campbell of Camis-Eskan ; Colonel Blair Blair, Calry ; Mr James Allan, Munndeh ; Mr Sinclair Scott, Flatt; and Mr John Keir, Greenland, Bowling, divided most of the prizes in the hill section. Mr Buchanan had. a big, square, well-woolled ...