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... lecture for noble and praiseworthy an object, ' viz -the benefit of the poor. The Chairman remarked that, without any attempt at flatt. ry, could hones'l v «ay that never since hearing Dickens himself had heard nis works rendered with mull marvellous ability ...
... buyers refuse to specify with energy, and orders from the colonies and abroad are arriving in limited bulk. Prices are nmLinal. Crown bars are still £5 to £ s i ad, and bsst £: 5 ls to X;2. Pigs are dull. Many of the Siith SthLeord- .shire finished iron-worlks ...
... and a number of the in- charged with having, on Monday or Tuesday, the to be 27th or 28th December 1880, in a ward in Merry- flatts Asylum—they being warders—attacked and assault: Cornelius then a pati it in the At a special of the Margate Town place, and ...
... 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 ...
... Irish 10s and cows to £17 103; Ife 6d and £9 Se sheep to 9d, oa ret 64, Linstock Castle blackfaced lambe to 13+ 3d, to Ie 6: crown to 27s; half-breds, 29s 9d ; ¥.—At 8 Hon mart supplies 3 dairy attendance of cattle, and 35 ponies. There ay Though lambs rates ...
... 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 ...
... form part of and acti’ engaged with the Norman 's 200), labourer. named in the said mob in its foresaid, snd you wunesses the Crown, was in the crowd Donald Macrae and engie were ar‘ day. saw him avout the time they and part with the said riotous mob in its ...
... belonging to Mr Wyllie, Pleasance. The best Pu_ of geldings were a capital pair from R,otchen The best pair of mares were from Flatts of Cflrgfhé and the best matched pair from Airds. o plough with which the first prize was won ;:,,sf made by Mr Hetherington ...
... 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 ...
... with General Churchhill (afterwards Duke of Marlborough), the commander-inchief in Scotland, and with the law officers of the Crown. served to restore tranquility to the country. He died at Gartmore, 16th November, 1775, in his 80th year; Lady Margaret Cunningham ...
... with the it was ¢ a most pleasant game is one and shady tactics. Dusrries Swirtsv. DALBEATTIEATHLETIC. —These teams met at Flatts a large number of spec- and after a very hard game re-starting, Sanderland again assumed the the defence bei: ive, and were ...
... the burden of the Tcinds ia good talker, and his wit, delicate irony , and any way; but unless be guards the proposal adroit flatt'ery made him an exceedingly made in the Bill to transfer the a.sse seemt amusing and agreeable companion ; but his from the ...