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... Pugmills, Brick snd Tile Machine, Clay Washer, Two Strorgly-built Kilns, each capable of burning 75 thousand Bricks, large Drying Flatts, by which Bricks can be made all the year ronnd independent of weather. There is a siding into the Works where Coals are delivered ...
... Longtown. At ~cileby Charch, on the 17th inst, the Rev. Thoaas Lowry, rector of Waterm llock, to Eligibeth Jefle son of 1.1 Flatt. younzest danghter of the late Joffry J Furson, Kaq., late of Irthington, Denths. At Medow-terrace, Wa-wick-road, on the 24th ...
... the prisoner, the brwt He aearlj knocked mm down. Ha then raa the prisoaer twenty minute* aart two thta morning, at the Oid Crown Yard, fenritti. aabafa^ adeeerter from the 91rt Regiment. He dmr»d him with being a dcaejUr replied, “lam not deeerter, I am ...
... Kenzon, aged 71 yean. Sbwkll.—At 8, Lamulugh Street, in this dty, on the 26th u!t, EUaabcth Sewell, aged 68 yean. Clark.—ln Crown Street, In this dty, on the 28th ult, George Clark, aped 15 months. Clark.—ln ('umberiand Street, this city, on tie 29th ult ...
... 32 years. Spxdciso.— At Ncwbiggen Ha‘l, on the 19th inst., Mary Sped* ding, housekeeper, aged 64 years Bodokom At 13, Gray Flatt Terrace, in this city, the lltb inat., Elizabeth, wife of Joseph Hcdgsoo, aged years. Alvkbaox.—At Dumfries, on the 13th inst ...
... the agreements of last year. ““That the Surveyor, in conjunction with the Governor of the (iaol, have the water at Thorney Flatt analysed by Dr. Letheby.” +93rd Dee., 1872.—That the following estimate of the expenses of the works pr to be executed under ...
... Ravel hjst (OSa. 3r. Mr. Maxwell, £2lio. These lettings show si-nn- in retard to the tenants, Clow, Ar., Lint Holrne, Thoiney Flatt, anil Red ilank ield having boon occupied last year by Mr. lioLeilS-mpoon, Mr. lleny Lmghran, Mr. Joseoh Irving,; ml' Mr. John ...
... Denton Hill, to Miss Elizabeth Wilson, of Crown Street. Cuartbrm—Wilkinson.—At Castlecarrock, on the 25th ult,, by the Rev. R. J, Gorman, John Charters, of British Columbia, to Maria, filth daughter John Wilkiuson, Flatt. Pulb—JußS.—At Bt. Ju*lc*> Chanflj, ...
... Mt. T.k« Ten entriea Twenty Lamba —1, Mr. A. Nichol, hut nun b Brough; 2, Mr. H. Wllaon, Warwick Brough ; 3. Mr. J. Naylor. Flatt Baak,-ka*tt f, mended, Mr. John Strong, Culgaith,—4sa, Mr. i entriea. Twenty Cheviot Bweo—l, Mr. J. little, Garth ;2, Mavra ...
... weel: upwards of 100 workmen, througl the extreme ‘il ‘ness of their employers, sat down to a most su'. ...
... Majesty drove to Abergeldie Mains yesterday afternoon to inquire after his welfare. Prince Frederick William, eldest ton the Crown Prince of Germany, arrived at Balmoral yeeterday afternoon on visit to her Majesty, and will stay at Balmoral till Sunday next ...
... former containing 52a. Ir. 39p., and the latter 26a. Ir., 31p., were then put up. For this property Mr. Jefferson, of Hall Flatt, bid £2,000, but as there was no further advance this offer was not ted. On Thursday afternoon Mr. c.m{,:f this city, forming ...