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... Buack, Merchant. OST, Last Night (16th), LEATHER RSE, containing a Sum of Money, between Spring. ace and Union Bridge, ra Crown Street. Reward Police Office. OST, Yesterday Evenine, between Ashley and On uston, Gold EAR-RING. Rewani a s Offic cn PAINTER’S ...
... Smith, Wm. Wallace, James Doncan, Adam Smith, Wm. Ross, Sutherland. Alex. Alex. Sutherland. Jas. Campbell, Joseph Flett, James Flatt,‘Yankie; James Flett, * YunkteWm. Flett, John Flett, Adam Herd, James Sutherland, Wm. Flett, John Thom. Alexander Campbell ...
... vrintar alight improvement in may possible. Present I may quota aa fellows:—Grown fulls. 28m. to 32m.; crown mattine, 26m. 26m,; crown mixed, 21m. to 24m.; crown spouts, 21m. to 22m.; torn bellies, 16m. to 18m. Tuesday.—The catches yesterday were fair, and the ...
... this afternoon for St Petersburg. Simul- taneously with theordeparturetheQnee of Den- park, tho Princess of Wales, and te Crown) Prince and Princess left for Lubeojt, enl roaste for France, to 'be present at Prince Waldemacrib wedding The King remains ...
... ui cr e not trouble fr th in spared 1 + of thiswork. To him I mu Say 15 « ne ci o a ea the very great portion which Liz 2s crowned our ts ay us or Ana a last utterance mombers of the pre ie have u 10 helped our cause by the care i au ac pi zli items of ...
... aoep-sada in the causewayed strands near bis bouse, was read. The Board, the droum. stances, ooald not nee their way to assist Flatt, Findoohty was not special drainage district. The half-yearly reports by Dee Dngnld and Simpson on the of the public health ...
... battle in. all its aspects, and so it behoves us not to evolve out of- our .sell gratification a fanciful picture of the-crowning aevent of the wawr. THE QUEEN- AND THE GURDS. H er Majesty will,' it is understoocl, inspect the ,Guards upon their retu~rn ...
... his arithmetic and his trouble. So long as the people of the.aselvee enjoy that absence of encroachment on the part of the Crown which characterises the present reign, and so long as they have so mitch of constitutional freedom as they ask through a P ...
... remarks may prase youths of eighteen, who neither Cati to work nor lead good lives. Thar characters are ever ly to cheer and flattes you, but you should elk yourself is it wise that • man of your aoquiremeuts should allow himeelf to be carried away by the ...
... retiring), consisting of-19 COWS. 5 Two-year-old HEIFERS, Calf.. 10 One-year-old Do. 6 Heifer CALVEd. 8 Bull Do. And “GOLDEN CROWN” (54370), to whom the Cows and Heifers (except one) have been stinted. C i» first-class representative of Mr Cruickshanlv’s ...
... ibTlerpis.s 111-Abet deonshlre(return), 8I-Brit4nLa Setmeo-Whitestar, 13-$t Nichlblas, 2-Woodsid eprne Secretary- J. SIMLAs, 178 Crow~n Street. WelmrsSvAR.-A~rill28-NXorthern. Mlay 8-Telegraphists, 10-Inveriaria UnIon at Inverurie, Bt-Aberd~eenhire At 10 Holhurnt ...
... been iris Lord George Hamilton. wt from Lord Salisbury, that Mediterranean command, pointment will be gazetted This is the crowning desire navel career, and the fee bury considers that H. the command of our Meth roaceptiblu of the pnlii that in the Opinion ...